La Grande evening observer., March 08, 1923, Image 5

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FTVB
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
(uf'N to llio
Kiiuvr Uiiucrl left hust evcniiiR lo
spend (ho coming week attending to
business itffulm.
Removing; Bodies of Insane
HUNS AWARD BRAVE
from the German' government a ffoliji
tie-pin and a diploma in recognition;
of his icnlluntry in Having the livef,
of 10 Oermun sailors in the North;
Sea in 1H1I0. The (Icnnan authDTir,j
ties explain, in an acrunipanying ltiti!
ter, that the war , prevented earlieij!
BRITISH SEAMAM
LOOK WHEW V- I
(Ltlinjf Along Meelj '
Lowell Williamson, who was operat
ed on Sunday evening Tor unpcndlcltls.
la doing unusually well.,
LONDON. I'Vb. 111. (Itv Mail).
Captain Saimiel J. Ryder, of Cii'mi.
Iy, St years old, lias just received
ARE THESF TMEf
(OVERSHOES YOU
L-05T TU' Mi in
r-i .t'JTOei,.
To Visit nl r.niincti
Mm. Robert Rostock lift liutt c
enlng on' Nu. IS for Kmmclt, Idaho,
to visit relatives lor u Tow days.
N'NKiMTrtXjTOOK
AUMTSHAM HOME
wmH 500AL -V
At the Soinimvw
K. .M. Brown and fa nt My. tit' Vin
cent, were registered at tin; Sot timer
last evening. They art; visiting here
lor u short time.
"Onyx
33
linker VMior
j (i. W. Walk, who makes his hom
nl. linker, Is In this city for a short
jlhne on business, lie Ik stopping ut
jlho Savoy.
Hosiery
Thursday, March 8, 1923. :
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Mi:.'cM?- i fit v;:
MARSHAL OTEY WALKED WAS MUCK fcLJj SSjL&u3
1 I Ll PUTOL)T WHEN THE PEKWS fefesS'3.!.
BOY RETURNED HIS OVERSHOES - "Vi.
In from Imhlcr
Mr. mill Mrs. A. (. Wilson cam
In from linhli-r hint evening and nr.?
spending a short tinut In La Clmndc
visiting and Hhomilnir as tmesis of the
! Savoy.
Itctiiriit Home
i Mrs. It. Kenny left for her home In
I Saskatchc wa n , t'a nadii , n f ter vhtlling
j friends and relatives In this city. Mrs.
(Kenny was a former resident of La
Grande.
Local News In Brief
Keluriis Home
Miss Kunlce llorr returned lo her
home ut Kl(rin this morning: utter vis
iting in Crundo as tin jrucst" of
friends and
Weeks.
relatives for nhout two :
I
w i. i. u n s ti n It: On llusincss To ISakcr i After VMtinir Here
COMINfi KVKXTS It F.m-I 'Ri.vlli.lrf. Infl Ihi mni-nin.r nil i .,.,.1 1. 1,,.,L,. ..f
JIarch a-10-Stnior IMay "Conic No. '24 for Bnkr where he will spend iBo'ise, Idaho, left this moraine after
li ? Kitchen. , Jthc day on business. . . ivisilinc here for wvcral days. They
March 10 Seven Eastern Ore- : . expert to visit in iWWser and Baker
i tun County I.ejfionaires Con- !Oit Xo. 2 " ' - ' j before' returning borne.' :
ktVcbi m V? li;"df: . J,. . 5' -M,s- Calvin Nelson returned this ! . j r
JM-m-li JO, 0. A. C. Cadet Land a morninp from a four week's trip ' l:M ls ""
.. . n . 1 . . , , , niJClll. lit lUllldllll JII1U IVl-ISO VIMUIIli 1 -. " - -
Jlanh H, hnpenntendont and " fiends and relatives. l Jlr- ""' )lr- Umiitx-y Thompson
rnncipais conterence 111 J.a '
tt Cranrie. . :: . .,. .
it .a it It it it 8 it t! Jt , Accepta Position- ,
r l IIIUI I1H.1 HlXCULl'tl it (IWl'
. . Firemen are shown hero removims tho body ot ono oc tho inmno ,
pa ifntl Vho died in tho names which swept the State Hospital Worda
Island N ' Y. I'atlettt., restrained by straiBht-Jackots, wcro auions vtctlma.
of La (irinide. The daughter Was
horn ut the home o Mrs Leila Taylor,
until Jia.s -fot'tfn naiiC'd IMiyliis Litvelle.'
n-1
' ' tit.n with ih hiirliu-av. ,l,.uHiir.'n( jTrfr'Thompsons foYnit-rly lived in I.
Ih llic ltosL City , ,.t i,,,,.,,,... (lvn,,,.,, 'hih w t.iw.ni idleton I't ndleton Tribune.
J. A. Mill und Louis Ivcrsotu ,Vf i.n thh-fx. mna ifr.im i,,i.i,u
SCOUTS DEFU
(.rande ami among tlti. rrei'lll arriajs
in the city' Cortland Journal
Here from Canyon City
I Here frum Suokane . A. Mu. K. nzln. a' form. r r. sid. ni
1 Mr.--. C. K. Truesdeill, of Spokane, l"i' t111" "iiy. Is ln'i-.' irum Canyon I'lty.
tin 10 Itnki-r ! Washington, arrived in La C.rande 1 Colo., wlici o he Is a deputy slierirr.
.Mrs. A. Wllliiiins.m ami mil.-; this mornintc to spcml some time vis- Mr. AlacKenzle la vlslilni; his motlier.
ilaiichtor left, lust ev.nliiK for linker' iting I'rieuiis. lr. Hernia Weeks, of King Monroe
to spend a few diiva vlaltllitr. I J . i avenue. . He Is a l'inKer print expel t
MBLER 60-17
Itdm-it" front Portland
'Adjutant I Vterson returneil ' frum a
Week's husiti'-srt trip to Cortland thin
liturhiit? on No. 4.
o VIH In Portland
Mr. and Mm. K. Kdmonds I. -ft this
morning for Portland, where they whl
visit friends for a fi-w days.
ndiu
ialiv
flurnc'i
a few
's, and
' liCltirns Home
f Mrs. William MucKenzi
mve imin uaiiimn ;,hjs innrDiiW .lftrr
-I. It. .Melanlel was a Wallowa vls-(j,VS j,,.,v vi.siliiiK
Hor in lids city yesterday. lie ua.i r,.;.,!
registered hi the I-'oley..' .' ' '' .I...
1 1 err! trout Nampa I. -. yri (. A)t ;in-l small son leVi
W.; It. Pol ter. who makes his home i,in inoiniiiK for Ii:ihl
at Nampii. Idaho, is a luisiiu ss vWi(nr!;4tiYe's'',fdr u 'few dnvs.
in tins fit '. M' is ut the Savoy. j
i ' iKt'CH' Kvas fhefV.froiu I'nion
eft' t hiV yelt'i'ds'iy nifnsa'ctinK: inisiness and
and expects to locatu here 111 the tie
future.
lio to hiceitt
MV.jnnd Mrs. I-
moi'niiit,' on the hraneh liu
VillC"-ri'.- W here t he.y
their liltiire tioaie. ;
Itriidshaw
lr;iin lo
expect -to imil;
, visiUilj,'. Jie sloppt.ii ut th- rley.
Name Omitted
In n story published in yesterday's
Observer relative to the Tom Thumb
wedding to be- held March 21st in
the Methodist church under the au
spices of the-Neighborhood .chih, the
name of Mrs. II. K. . Dixon, -;rth: the
committee in-, channel wis s omitted.
Mrs. W. II. HobnetJiajnn.rjt is also
a committee meThher.vtn V'-plnce of
s. W. II- JJohncnkilmn-i-' -
111 I'orlland )y.
For the purpose of jittyilin(j the
mcotinjr of the NoVtliwis't 'yj'ourist
association, held here flffesterdiiy, h.
L. Snodprass of :I.n Grande was nf
tHo...,Jnipe.i:ial... ., MrK Snwltfrass ina
hotel. prapjict6r-4n ba-tiifttjiw. ir Jle,
ew Seoul ;.Mif-tt'l'
Jake icosiock has aecepted it post- ilike other citizens of Union county
To Visit in Pendleton ' :til,n JlS nmwter to Hiy SeoiH js biphly pleaseti to note the tin-
Mr M Y Porter left this morn-.- 1 roop ao. u, wmen meeis i't .hoh--provemenr in nusiness condition
The Lu Grande Uoy Scout liaslnst
hail team swuniovd the Imbler Hoy
; Scouts last nijrht in , the Y irvm
j nasium by the decisive -.worn of (it) to
17. Hy winninjr the local scouts won
I the non-intersrholastic junior cbam
' pionship of Union county. Arranire-
inents have been made to play the
' Bukcr scouts, for the inter-county
j championship, ( March 24th, at linker.
1 From the bepinninp of the panie,
'the local scouts had easy pickings.
Three- substitutes were put (n uflq
SUUe the . delude (if , baskets cou.Uu.ti
udd,;i!Uf.. first : ha'fj oiiiljnp. 2 t.:J
iij iiivor of the, Joyals. ,r: Jn the,, Inst
half, with -.. 1 wliler f compliely, ilis
lifjartened. ,the -suts niarkvii,vtp 35
points to their opponents. o , t
i In n preliminary pame. tlitv scouts
second team won from a pickup team
isp to ;iu. -1
j Lee (McCoikle wns.-hiph point man
". in the second panic with 20 points,
Fitxnoiald beinp a close second with
-18. In the preliminary pame Zundol
'scored 22 points and Lyman 1:1, .
NEW TODAY j
KOI! KENT - Newly papered furnish
cil sleepinir rooms. Call liVO-S.
49 :i-s-:it
iVNTKi)"-.Ievsey cows, giving mill;
or coming fresh. Describe fully
and price. Sam Morgan, yummer
ville. D-8-;ltP
Vtm can fool
the liitciuss of
"O.iv.r' Texture
HOI.i an i)n,:r" sill. M'K-!.in in your luiulv Us glowr,
soft, even v!k U'twccn ibmnb iul lorehitpcr, and note how
n.o:i it is, for all iu lightnew how firmly knit, For all its transparency.
French & Greene
Rcady-lo-Wcar and Shoes ' l:,,iVi
i- '. i .., : '-"I ; Tt''7''
.1
at l-ane CMiapel.
, Many of the people in La Grande
I arc dependent on payrolls of lumber
and flourine mills. All of the mills
chil-'ore in iMiimU'TipcrV.intt. ,;.i!jd
Pendleton Visitor idr. n r. turned home to Lu (irande lasi iihe e!itimmuimy is pnvpentif:.
M C. Loi-ce, who makes his htime 'evening nii.-i spen.linK' u snort time j TUrfronMni.;r r- 9t- f? r t
i nm,il,.t,..i U in I n 'vimde mi vLsitmt: at I'nion.. t !. f:'i.T I vTitt
'mir on No. 17 for IVinlleton to visit dny nifjht at
her dituphler, Mr Kd. Stickler, for ! " x:
several davs. F tr -.tt ftirni. Jnna I idon .
... . : : i , 5 1 J lv. nil'! Mrs. .loan Wnnl and
READ OUSEUVKhV VA-NTbAI9
business for a few days as a guest at 1
the v oley.
Union Visitor
. Mr. : and Mrs. Homer Cheney
Union,' arc visitinp in this city for
a ?hort time. They are stopping at .
the .Savoy. j
Itdturns to Plensaiil alley
Mrs. Clyde, Mates returned to her'
home at Pleasant Vallev this nmrn
inp after a short time sjient in this'
city visiting friends.
o AtU'inl Coiieiitton-'
,eave for Walla Walla A intmh'er of uieiuliers uf the Aitier-
j Mi antl Mrs. A. P. Wilson h rt this lean Lilian from I'mntiHa county Will
' nsorn'iifr on No. 1 7 for Walla Walla j p (u (irande where on I'YIdny
of to visit their daughter, Mrs. (. Ii. Men- nihl and nil day Saltinlay the district
shaw. '. convention will !' held. The district
. : . ineetttur business Is not conducted hy
i;nierpre 'llloi deiefyales. hut any memher of the or-
cieo. W. liyatt Pfiinr down from Kn-Ufanizatlon who wishes may attend and
lerprise last evenim: aii'l ia sloppiim participate in the work to he dom
at the Foley. Mr. MyaM is hen- oitjThe Port y ami KIkIH sorlely ) ill hohl
husiness. ja meeting l-'riday niKhl. and the Imsi-
. JnesH of the legion will he transacted
Ain't We Got Fun! '. Saturday. A dunce is on the propran;
n ( "fr. and Mrs. Tom Muff are the .lor Saturday nlf,-ht. Anionir those
Move to Pendleton proud parents of an eipht pound j front this county who have Indicated
Mr. and Mrs. Paul ; Ma!si' left ' t hi' ,mipuer. Item Tucsdnv evenintr," .their ini. niton of noinj? to lilrande
morniny on No. JT for JViWk-ton. was the telephone message that;ire ir. P. A. Lieiiallen. J. M. Sturls,
where they expect to make their fn- someone jent Into the Observer to- ; Harold Mroek. Maridd Warner. Pred
lure home. Mr. Massee has heen em- ,)ay. And the editoiial staff is still isteiwer. K. J. KinKsley .of ItertulHton.
ployed hy N. K. Wst , "company J'or a wonderinsr whether thev were ktd-i phiio Mounds, (Menn lulley of Athc
nunibet of years,' -ht hns;nov accept- dirffic us or had been, kidded themsel- jna aii.I several others Pendleton
cd a poslliitii in peiidit'lorK 1 vey? ! Kast uretfonlan.
I .
MRS. APPKRSON DIES
. (Hy Associated. Press)
OREGON CI TV, Mar. 8. Mrs.
Mary Apperson. widow of Captain
I. II. Apperson, Indian fighter, died
at her nome near here. Captain Ap
person 's will provided that on his
widow's death his $100,000 estate will
be turned over to the state hind
board ns a trut fund for educating
worthy students of the Oregon Agri
cultuial .college.
:t :r :t t: :t :t :t tt tt s u
tt TODAV'S POWER KKAIUNGS
tt The E. O. L. & P. Co.V oper- tt
'tt ations for March 7th, shows the tt;
tt following conditions: U,
tt Output of plants K.W.IL tt
K Rock Creek 5.880 tt :
tt Fremont . 6.1 .10 tt
tt Morgan Lake 2 i;i0 tt
ll Cove 92(1 K t
K Steam Plant !.5f,0
tt Uakcc Municipal !08 tt
K tt
tt ' Total 2WtHH
tt Same ilay of week Inst year, K
ii H,i4o. K
tt Waler Storage tt
tt olive Lake, l!l2:t. 1 ft. :t in tt
tt 1)2, 7 ft 14 in- Drop 1 in. tt
M"--"n I nk". 192: I P. X
tt in.; ur2, 4 ft. 0 in. Drop 5 in.
tt oninients
tt There are l.'il inches of water tt
tt left in Morgan Luke which tt
tt means that the water supply tt
tt there is practically exhausted, tt
tt The flow tit Cove has dropped tt
tt to one-third of what it was on tt
tt Maieh 1st. R K'k Creek shows K
tt a slight improvement hut i L" tt!
tt per rent lower than on March tt '
tt J.-t. Fremont plant at Mie tt;
tt Lake now has tt) pick up the tt .
tt avpiaire load carried by the tt
tt Morgan Lake plant durfny the tt
ttjat week. At present rate of It ,1
tt niing water there are only 10 tt
tt.:,v. run h ft in Olive I nk". tt
ttttttttttttttUtttttttt,
Vinnrimicl '
A!i-mnave'Uitil feeling with
Dr. KING'S PillS
-for consNpalion
WANTED An nil ainunil family
horse, weight 1100 or 1J0II, buggy
and harness. Address C. A. Tuek
' er, Summerville, tire. o-8-lt
LOST One Iwo-yenr-old roan heifer,
. branded AH connected, with bar
under II, on. right hip, between Ka
niela and I. a lirnmle. Ore., on or
about the lilth 'of .lanuarv,; 111211.
r l'leasv notify Mm. A. Huff, Alo
ha, Ore- a-H-::t
iM .4;t,.- l-t f-l'-rt---, r l
KOI!1 S.I.K?1" suit, made to order,
ifor'(!23.50.-' Ml!7 'Washington, ' ...
;' ' : - -t . -'3-S-iMp
l''OR ! IM'.'NT Mrttlera'-' furnished
housekeeping loolliH. Wtisle
. ington. - ' " '3-8-lltp
FOR UKNT--70 acres good farming J
land. Phone Tanner KM.' :!-S-(ilp
WAN'ri'D Yoiinir hum for general
'office work.' Inquire Katern Ore-
- eon 1ght and Tower Company.
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Mr. M,, ' ' - "Tfr
mm
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Ice Cream .! 1
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'V jCV$lt "' ., Take honl" a quarl of our Vanilla,
.i!j.Tf.,BiJP;-V- c ' (Ihoeolate,! or Sli-.iwlirrry lee Cream.
' .'V.ttt&iA Vmi.,'. .,V.- claim o -1I-..V.- Uie best lee Cream
j , S ' 1 i""d in l..i. Cllanile.' and it trial will
tl't fflM.V i '' 1, I i it ll ii..- - . ...i
' Vi V0f i:r i V l.iiuelies served nil day ami until . ,,, Vj;i'i,,
tyi.yg;!lliC!- i'!', V - .-.;.), I-. !,.' V l!! .,1 ll',.! (J'I;.'.W
t .TrfMIIII, ,11 ! IIWI.III1IMIIIIMM. Tl-
When In
Pendleton
Any La Grande subscriber to
the Observer who does not re
ceive his paper by 8 o'clock In
tho evening, pi ease call Western
Union, Main 24, and a special
messenger will doliver & copy.
I Stop Willi Voin- Old l'rleiid, . ,
I .1. . M ALLV.. I
J l ttiiiar Owner of Hie Sawy J
. lit La Grande,
He now ons ttie Morion hotel J
I !n l'enI! (on. which is a thorough-
ly uio.lern home ir I he traveling
piihiir and he hioks afler his p it - J
runs with Mi: usual J,Stah-y Hoa- I
pitnliiy."
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ASH BROS.
mm:n:ti:jtai:.:m::Ktnanuitu 1 '""'",V" .:;.: ;;.',.. ..'. ;';
Modern Liances
Every Saturday
Night I
RKXIIALL Hi
Good Music, Good Floor j
Good Time " jji
D. S. STEWARD,
Manager H
initti;timiiii;ini;tiittt;ittiiiiimiii:i.iii:iitiiii:tittiii:tiiii:timititii QTSiSS
General Repair !
Shop
Furniture Repaired and
Refi nisi led
Household Repairing of
All Kinds fl
l()(i Fir St. Phone rdlS-ja
Trousers
"On, the hench'' keep you from
'shelving 'a. suit so soon.
. . lli:i Adams " '
"T lie Store That Keeps Faith with the People"
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Goods That Demand
Your Attention
New Arrival of Whip Cord and Gaberdine
In the Very Latest Styles Suits and Patterns
These suits are the latest word in dress for
this spring. Come in and let us show you these
pretty suits.
It is almost Easter time and that is the New
Suit Time.
Prices, 829.85 up to $17.50.
CLINT'S CL0THIERY
"The Store With a Conscience''
Men's and Hoys' Caps, latest
styles
Japanese Table Cloths
; -ISx IS ,
SSxoS
72x72 :
Ladies' Knitted Rloomers
Girls' and Misses' Sateen lllooniers
Girls' White Crepe IJlomners
..$1.00, $Ul), $2.00
;...!c
$1.2:1
$1.85
f55c, oSc. )e
iSc to 75c
COc
Ladies' Fancy Muslin Gowns !)c, .$1.2:1
Ladies' Fancy Nainsook Chemise, S!)c, !)Sc, $1.2.'!
Girls' and Misses' Princess Slips ...$1.25 ami .$1. !5
Ladies' Knitted Unions, all styles ... (!!)c to $1.2:i
,'10-in. Dress Crepes, per yard 27c
Rag Rugs, (10x:;o .' $2.50
Andrew's Variety Store
A.R'C.A-D.fc
STARTING TODAY
"(LARENCE
liooth Taikinglon's (heal American Comedy .
With
WALLACE REID
AGNES AY RES
MAY MeAYOY
When you sec "Clarence," folks laugh who have
never laughed before.
Also Showing FOX NEWS
SUNDAY Y-A-I'-D-E-V-I-L-L-E SUNDAY '
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