La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1923, Image 5

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Tuesday, March 13, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER:
PAGE FIVE 14.
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Tin3 OLD HOME TOWN
jiy Stanley I""4 ,ho -i,.vr,i. cni.io.i. Tho,.tai
. tundaiuuci-.d.bula- wheei end fcnd.v$ipa
2
TWE ONLY REAL DAMME DONE AT "ne eARReL-- r f
FACTORY FIRE .WAS THE WRECKING OF FtFTBEN v . (fXN
HEW BARREL,-TH(aovJN FftOM THE SECOND STORY WlllS
W EXOTEP FIREMEN. ITVILe NfKjTj
the Kurd was .siuajSltcd considerably.
The matter vim reported to the police.
SUirk claimed tu have I In- right of
nay.
Visiting Here
Mia Pearl Cyr, who is employed
at- Portland, is nt home for a few
days visiting with her parents.
Kctuntii To Baker
I lira. V. Hollcnbeck returned to her
ihomc in Baker this morning after
j being an over-night visitor in thin
Icity.
i . '
Visiting He
Y CONVENTION
ISAT PORTLAND
BAKER CITIZEN COPS CHECKING
is nFAn Tiny hp rhiiti frcpm
, HA KICK, Mur.' lil. FollowliiK
A V. Ppvlfjv T infill l . M. C'sevoie illness which started I
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A. Secretary, i-OUVeS IOr,i1(f specialists of the Pacific e.msl
the RtlSG CitV Last EVCll-.were consulted, J. A. lloskins, unci
of Baker s iuo.-,t highly respected
lHg.' ' ' ! citizens passed away at his home at
- - . ' 22111 Second street about 11:45 yes-
The twentvthird Annual coiiven- tordny morning.
Christian .ur. iiosions, who tuning nis rest
think, though they admit they :
haven't the inforinatlou -as to wier .'
the party was held, but a number '
of the fraternity did imbibe quite a j
bit of their own stoek, and one of ,
them went to the chief us a spokes-1
man and remonstrated with lum over j
the recent work that has been done I
I in I'cndletim in grubbing offenders 1
iof the ni-ohibitiun laws. .'. 1
tcd'hist i Pendlt'toll Officei'S Tre the j Some of the vendors are bcginriinij
Umatilla County Booties-' ',' ""'L'!" "s. l!.n i
, . . l IK" jiuuvx" tuiuiiiuca in luiuiuuiK' upr
isungnere ,'Uoni)f the Young Mens Christian; Mr. Ho,
Mrs. Vern Hug and f hi Wren fm , Associntillll 1)f 0Vco and Idaho, : deuce in
e lower end of the valley, a i t-1 sche(lule(1 tu niect in j0,.tim,d, March gained a
the
jiug at the home of C. K. Mays for
a snort time.
Go To Hot Lake )
' .Mrs. Orvi lc Wriirht and Mrs. Geo.
Jiiickell left this morning for Hot
Lake to visit relatives and ineiuls.
At the Summer
W. O. Millikin of
Local News In Brief
city yesterday.
at the bommer.
among the business visitors in this !V7h,r A r , ',.r VUon a nd oih-
11 v:is rcir,.sLerei ...
linker the pastil years, u :aj
host of friends' and who"'
gel's; Moonshinei'S Hold a 'their biethien of the flaskund flkull i
.Convention. .' I""'1 rn""s 1,0"cs' ' ' - ' j.
i . j "Vou'ro trying to 'plant' us," some (
I'ENDI.ETON. .Mar. 1::. "lel u.lortlicm tell the chief.
alone.'1
"Whutjo tryin' to do, gel us all in !
n'l ..U:.. .1 I 1 ,Uln nMI'lnM
j nil' vniei uvuuitu ima iikuimvn i
!1VI ho Iinu nntiriml nt. least nnAI
14 iiral l.V has released' the follow-I was activo in all civic moves, that
injr program: ' '" I would better his community
un.ln..a,i. Mn.r :U.'!9;15 Call iboni in Keosaunua, lojia. (
to order, organinatioiv of convention, llHh S(i8, and when still n boy start- met todl , ' ,., . f ofVoIicG W IH
is ciirar a.s rail oiKiir iiiniIT,vi. .n, ,,,
These and similnr conmbiintK from
the fnitl'l'llitv nf lutilt l.tfrirA,. tu..
was it i)"'.ii.... "..'A . "
Ion-ii. October: ,,, ","l "een " "
v......... mK lu r.uur-
r..n,..f ,,f ..vn..i,tiv-n Ptlllllll it tee- IID- ed 111!
n,, ;!,. n,n v,.,,i Inn com- was his life's work and which took
niittnes n-sil recess. 4:00 l). in.- him to various parts of the United
rnnsulerni.inn of the reliirious life , States, Mexico and Camilla.
and program of our associations' un-
pnrt-ownor of a cur which he believes j
a iree-iance iiiai iiuvcr in uainif w ,
transport liiiuor, that tho car stand-i-;
a good chance of being grabbed and 'X
contiscated. The man has been un-.j
der surveillance for a long time, but
so far the police have never Been;
lers. 4:31). recess, meeting ot liuer
I state committee. 0:00, dinner, nd
idrcsses bv John It. Mott and others.
STAMPEDE DATE
ISANNJUNCED
convention" Kridav night, the police 'able to get him with "the goods on
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
P . . o
I Leaves for Baker
Mrs. C. Ml
t: st :t :: :t :t tt t:
t.OJIl.Nt. I'.VhMS " morning for -Baker
Mttl'Uh liO. O. A. C. Cadet Band vwilino- friends and relatives. I
Down f mm Raker
Hank Anderson and II. Hansen oft Thursday, March 15, !:lo a. m.
Baker, were among the out of town ! Call to order. Topic, "Effective Oi
visitors in this city vestcrdBV. They Iganiziition of State Work.' (a) Our
were registered at the Savoy. Present plan of oiyamzation, A. L.
Here from Enterprise jwish to accomplish through slate ! To Be Iay 30, 31 and Jllliejg
Mr. and Mrs. William Locke came wont, j. u. lion, r.ugeoe; it-;
down from Kntcrprise last evening tnnngcs needed in Mate committee
land are visiting for a few days, 'organization, discussion conducted by
They are at the Savoy. H. W. Stone. Portland. 10:M, Dis-
. 'enssion of Stiitp committee report
Retuna Home land action on its recommendations;
i ..-r..,. loft r.,r his I Election of ileleirates to Constitution
, rt f,,. , home in Manti, Utah, this morning I al Convention. ll:lo, Address and
Thompson left th'',attcl. visiting- for a week at the Discussion "Mutality." Harry O. Hill,
iker to spend a' few ,h(me of M ami Mrs. E A. Kill- state' secretary of California. 11:4.0,,
U in concert here.
Si March 4, Superintendent and 8 Leaves for Portland
Principals conference .in La-
Grande. '
tt April 4. University
tt Glee Club here.
tttS8n888 Visit imr in Pendleton ' " 1
W. AT- Nunn of Ln lirandi' is a vis
pack on his return from Alaska.
' Discussion "Personal Problems," C.
l Ai.'Kells. Action providing for H
In La Grande rr'" ' i state ' personnel epmnuttee, . I2MQ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Montgomery, of i i.uncneoia .1:10, Aiiuress. 2:uo, .in
1 This Year; Wild Vest;g
Program Being Prepared.
Mrs. F. E. Graham of Elgin. Ileft
f" (i,. ?ifnr l ortlnd for short Vlsl1 lth ; Huntington,, arrived in La. Grande 'joutnment. Employed Orficers' f'oji: .;...vinn. also. ,TN
oi uiigou i relatives. . , i last evenii:jinJ'i are here today shop-, l'erencc and Student Officers' Train-j Hu ll . w nli
visiling. - iiey cir "g" '"B- .uii't'i,r mil ,u.tin- ....... v. . j v......
HAIN'KS. Mac 1 9. Slumped,, date
is si't I'm- .May ;io-:t I -.liine 1. this ilutc
is e. wi-ek latiT tliull last car anil
is roiucmiiluk-il to miss Hu. custom
ary li.nl .spell .wlilcli usually, comes
Ule, latter pari or May.
'I'lin slanipede assiu-lat loll . lias at
-llit- pri-s'-nt tline ulioiit mi head of
.l.ivi-si-s, all pi-liiiil' Iftiil ohliHiVttTJ. !
i-iilci-s will- tw : inorn iuiiium ous and -Q
0 iiiiiniiKt-ment : foillill ;t
last ear ;und are ! n
r.v pi'i-Haiitlon I luit -iHiac.ni
Another Shiinnent of Those
$17.50 Silk Dresses
First Lot Were Sold 'in One Day
They Arc Real Bargains
i.ll
I!
Visiting in Porllitnd
FA Wripht of La Grande is among
Visitors from Union county. Journal.
ftown from EnU-rprise
V A A iirlni'-i.ti n..ma . I. .1(11 t Mm
Enteririse last evenintr and i.s ton- Myinc at the Foley.
pin nt the Savoy.
Dinir am vlsitfnir. - ihov were rets-1 inty . i. omerence win cpnvene linme-luikh
FRENCH & GREENE
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
itori in Pendleton today.
gonian.
-East Oro-
To Visit. Here'. ( :
Mrs. V. A. Robinson ana Mrs; C(
H. Kutluiurti, ot itaymono, wasning
: j veiHion'.
Lotine Visitor y . . jirrlvriJ in-l:n .tlrande.tliis mom-
R. E. Phelps of Lostnie is a busi-;. yWt of cml'days as the
ess visitor in La Grande. "e 1 i guests of Mrs. L. Eoss.
lown from Wallowa-
HaVohi Norepaard, ot Wallowa, ar-
short ;
time.
Rpv. I. Lome. Bantist nastor f .lived in this vity last eveninp jind is
r'uve. was reinsured at the Savoy! a KUcst at the holey for
last evening.
SNOW REPORTS
I)on on Business
Arthur Clark of Perry, was down
on business yesterday and returned
tu his home Inst evening.
Going To Portland
A. L, Jones of Baker, passed thru
the i-ity last night on his way to
Portland where lie was rc:ji.ien
business matters,
Elgin Man Here
Elgin was represented among the
out of town visitors yesterday by E.
E. Graham. He is stopping al tht
Koley.
From Joseph ,
.Mrs. C. A. Gross pf Joseph, passed
thiough the city yesterday on her
way to Baker. wlere she will visit
lor a snort tlijie. i ,
FROM THE PARK
Mr. Prvke Altending.. -
!A E. Prykc, general "seorntary of
the .local Y. M. C. A:,' left liist night,
for; Portland. wher jie will attend (.lit;
convention. ' . , , ' ., ,,
DR. TREXLER WILL
LECTURE LN CITY
THURSDAY EVENING
Visiting from Wcisci ! , .. T
. Mrs, Jane Adder of Woiser, Idaho. iJ'l'h A '"''J-. : , 'v lr .h ,1,,in
arrived in La Grande yesterday to! Mr- and Mrs. I.. I.oydl w ho i ike
spend, several days visiting here. J " " ' ."""i''"' ' ',
I'
Over. Irani I'hioiv
Krert '('avis, who hails from Union,
was a business visitor in La Grande
They are stopping at the Koley.
(ioing te California
Mis. W. M.-.J.ock ;of , Enterprise,
Till-; P.MtK, .Mnr. 111. Measure.
Or. Harrison Yrcxlcr. a nii'inlier of
Oic Whitman rolli-ue rai ully. will give
an Illustrated lecture ' -In tin- liiirn
school ituilllorliiin 'rhai'sduy cvi-nlm:
at b'::ui o'i-locU on 'ICiiropi'.ni Castle;
fyi . not -Im-vm ,inniilllH-eil, hut -til, y
wili lie oi; snub nlii,. as to cause very
iit-i-tl .coaiiu.ltioi.i:. , ; ,, , , ( r
, II Is iv eustouiai-v .iuh lo Hoi); son. )
l-liler ml the li'.irt'lcinie.deck o- a cuy-
us,, m-ttin;' his hr.ii-liiKH for lli,i i-oiii, ?
lug stampede. ;
W helt (ho fai-tiii'i linns his lltlen
lioli to harness, it is a sure sltfil '
of sin-inn.
Schacfer Wins First
Block From V. lloppe
il ,.-, '.((.
S" ' .-.tM;c
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I . I .... i mpfm.
Hjrtit.t ol Hie hnow jit ariouH p Incus land Tlo-lr Irf-irfinls." Tin- It-ctitn- will
m ihhI aruund Tin. l;irk huve Itecii j Ur, ;fliunscrfd by Un-'lAtft Wi'hdfil slnd-
lak. li . FollnU'H' Al' 'Tin. lli .-ttf lm.lv . ' '' ' '
jirMi-sJ flit .tininiK -fuel G iiu lies: ;'nr. Trolrr. who Is1 1inor n ih-rsrtn- t ,
'thotiiiison plitVi- 4if 'tilh'rim- Cri ck, Ltjlfo to H. vi-rnl rtn-tilio'i's fif"1 1 f? focal 1 il
jrt Inclifs; lf' o-J LiiMii at thn I'orks hjh S'-lnml faculty. Is mi able sii ilii-! ' . '.'V
i ( lly The AsHOcliitcil Itchh)
I N'l'AV V f 1 1 i Iv Mm- 1 !t li.l... Wi.ti-inf
,y'r. challcnKiT, Momltiy nlwlit defeated
ifWiliie lh))H'. e'KUUphin, fiDH iol M Ih tu
hi the first hlm-k of Hn-lr 1,100-
loitit. iiijilch, for liie world'ft ,Vti,2 bnlk
line -rdlUard .tilje... . . .... , .;"....( ,.
s. inileH I'rcin The l'aik, 14 itu'htu, 1
highest 'pom! on Mum rhtft soveiiui
miles livm The fftrk. 'lo frotf John- .tlU'ij:
V(1.,.,....v n nt tho ttlv-t-J --Alva.. -Wv U-.J.ock.:oi r.ruer inu,.i hiiisiuo - is.-aii,. iwru .irom.jaiiie jj,
j e.-tcrd.t,:; lie saH: at tiie JL,uje, jB,t throuirhtX'a Grande la-t ve-r, 'UWufgi Tim :liv&fc ,. , r
From IVrrv WuiiUuu-ay,.JLpXiUim..W
MM Stella ShcnardV.f lVrrv, re-'e will spend several months visit-j -Ten feet of mow-at tfiu lrrkliTuTr r"
t ii. h .w cUw nf-!ilf friends. r , lit. Ih only I 1:11 '1 WA. IT. " r i
turned to her home last evening lif-'!1"
ter spending the' day mopping. '
Return Home J ' ' ulr i '
Mis. Karl Evans and' son. Junior,
left this- morning for their homo in
Portland after visiting relatives in
this city for a lew days.
jider's ranch
Ul.l,. Uill Mnel ., . 1.,. .1... i Miinf Alii IK ,1
. .The Women's Foreign Missionary Mr. and MM 1
Society of the Methodist church Willi are rejoicing 'over fliu nitek reeui
meet 'Wednesday attenrmwr at 2:110 I erailmi U.Vstliif,. Ifplilesf io, fr,-( Tk
with Mrs. A. W. Leflel, HOD Main ! lor a short spoil some limn uso..J li;y
st,.eot, rc-poi't thai all Is well at the Itnynio
lu-t. where t'ic' nave I heir Home.
NHS KKYKOYAIll.l-: . ' . ... .
lias ii very good il.-llv.-ry nn.l 'hn.t ' .' -"-r, ..n i-h,it- roii.i-i"
le.l thi-ol'.gh Kui-.m',,. iin.l p..i-!!.ii,-:''"," lt"a"-'.s.,a.Moi--.c.wiisi-.m yi-aiw,.
visited the se'cn.-s1 .h-kcill.o.l In Ih.-! ' ''ailiKle. h-,,iiess and ;,-.! student .lamp
son's ealilii on I.HUe i 'iilhorlne, ;i,elft-c. iiinomV Miein lM-lnlf thWtow.V .'",r' r..i.w ini-iiim-wiiw enuni..
h.,-1..- I Jltle Men. lows. 7 feet (seven I ,.on,i,)n; ...ill.l.Vnte.l 1 'fur" hMilg"! I """j "l'l,ll'"s l'..-'l'r-lw'lc . Hall
miles fiij-lli). IJieae ineiisiirement.. 1)1,, )lf ,.nn',..i r l-giand'a ,1"'- 1,'""! "MB,wn"-' ; - V' ' ';.
were tultl i. dili ilii.- last wc.-U. -(,-..,, .,rM.n,.r; KMnliw ortll t'nstly' ' . I -';-" :-.' .-' !
day 'night four Inches ti ll befor..- i.H .,,',', i '.r' ' " '.' . ' '. '""i rl -lilliiiial Clinversallniilsl.
mominit. The soiilh fld- of the north .oftK,,.',rill,,,. Mt, i-i-sl Is'leing VroWl tl I rjsf-. "I'lnclii-'. I.n..- of i -Igi-liillsld.,
Is. all. hare, from Lltlle JiUfiS'. . ..,. r,.,.,,.,.' ..,.. . lli,.!oal ir.xcsiv. , il.lk'tiiM- Of tin-
-ji,T" ..... ...,.-...-..,.. ! r n . , . . . . . .. . . - . .
. .Tn-.I.'J' w ill a.rrive.iin ,.o. .:.V'i'"'. ir.wi -nn.l- nil lower -or tile
uixht, the, leiduio will. iniHsiiviMi'.- aim iriinnit,-
fil x:s.i oVI.k,-1. A smalt niivarmitonisr. j onlilim.l ('nr!)'
...... I-.- will ho .-halir.-.!. . I sr. i.i 11
NEVV li&tM
Brings Ilemains to City
Hal Bohnenkamp arrived
in La
1 ac-
Go In Elgin I
... 11- tl 1..C. .i.:.. ......in. I
i.',.....C . nn trin f..,. Klein IGrande this morning on -No.
! B.u tz. who passed on at Pendleton
' Monday.
To Locate Here
D. A. Graham and family arrived
alien - line, tram air i-..ii;iii .- , win:
tjpeqd A- few week transacting "at Pe u et
business. .- : -.
At the Savoy
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. MacNnughton
ot arrive.. " .. Maiiue .,, , this niornihg from
evening . . . j " Burley, Idaho, ami they expect to
time as guests at the Savo. make'i,a (;imle their home in the
i..ji v::.. iiuture.
E. C. Mellish, who makes his home
in Pendleton, is in this city on a
short business trip and is registered
at the Sommer. -
Go To Portland I
Mr. and Mrs. Merlon KMdle and
Miss Effie Ainsworth left last eve
ning for Portland lor a short pleas
ure trip.
Mr. anil Mrs. Joseph Tjiy cel
.'htnlcd tile hlrlhday anniversary ol"
th.-lr baby ifirl. l'.everly itose. one
e.-ir old, Sunday ,the 4th.
; George Usborr.e' took dinner with
Mi-, an. t .Mis. I'Vanl; W.tBleworlb.
on Monday at their liome on Kayoto
l-'iat.
,,iu Lay is at tils home with neu-I
.ai0.,, nut ovmn aole to intend lne
..iitIi s, nyul at i'lo Creek. ' j
Ulhcllo iiy reports u very blle
.....mi.i i. nit- at the play b'"c!i nt lllj
.iCck alJluuy eveiiiin;.
i ,n. p ot rurlianu sent ii tint
llold.twiss watcn, us a present to his llt-
l'OR SAI.K--5 extra fine dairy cows.
S85 per head; 5 .head at S!o; 2 dry ;
noun. s::.1. One stack alfalfa hay. !
Phone ;!!!)-W or write, P. 0, .Box j i
2a-5 ;:! i -'i ::vn'
l'OR -nEXT Modern' apartment.' "In- j
ouire .Mrs. Zuber, l.tia bprinir.
Any La Clrnitilo' subscriber to
the "Obse'rver who does not' .ro
cel'vi his paper by 8 o'clock' ln
the eveuin,';, please call Western
Union, Main 21, and a spoclal
niessenaer will deliver a copy.
r.t,.e V .
VJtsviit- i.t.
mm
am .
Pure Candies
when votiMiucanuy iwa'i.
you are assured of receiving
fi'e.si, pure candy. We em-
' pwy three people in our can
dy kitchen, who are kept
imSy 'sufiplying 'oiTC'etiitdlU-
ers wit.lv ITigh ciais cnoeo-
-..c.K
-'llii
- Kyl-'7V4xi'lM '"ltea, caramels, taffy.'fudg-'.' ",'
dfif jji Uhii i 'iSji'etc."''" J'';,.:' V;'",!','i": -i-1 r -V
K ' ty!'.'iil! lil'ji' i in'Ciiin '.il IimI)i!'j! ;f,; 'iij n il.
rrS'''-: '!-' '.i'l; ' ' ' ; " i'if.!;'M'!'';,
l:l-2t !
Regular Conclave
-Thfl Ki,rht Temnlar'- Will
their regular conclave -Tuesday evei.''' irieii.i, jaea liniitcr, Ji
ning, 'March lil. There will be work j fi'"-'',h ,uy lu 1
the Order of the lempie.
journimr -.Sir "KnighU are. welt'onie.
So-1 term t oe pis
Creek ilf-
tliat he bought oil Jtlu
Uihue Mope !
W: HOSIERY
'-vv Hi A
L '.'' i" - fV
iil.wu ,ioliuaj', tiilrf week.
Supper will-be served at B'ilt) p.' m. .' i-- iiumer. win . rt-iiiiu
11 ; j ....f;,'.-,"'rt-;; hu.iu-ircmT-thr.VM - Millers lowi-
I'liri-iiM' New llomiw '"'.': ' "l.aju-h lu Uiu.licar nuturc,
.V V: Llndgren. a member of tliu! Kellii'tli .inoidcr wus Ji business
, .. , ,., i r..,,.,.iiv lliisUlsJor in 1 1 lie (prinss oof ua.l;
wick piir.-hun.-.l the modern noni--; '. ... ., . ,, ,,
own.-.l hy Italph Ii. IMxlon. ls"8 Wi.l-i has rc.vhed here that Harold
nl sir... I. This properly was list. .1 Hoyle, born and ruh.ed here, l.ul now
with the Ci.org.- II. I'.irrvy real estal- resid.m.- ill Aberdeen Was , Jiav-
I in- bad his lc;,- auipuloted due lo a
1"t'"r' ; iw mill accident, and at one time
Baker Judge In City '.hock. Is now well and about reudy
Judge Jesse Dodson, who manages. rHU.-tal Hint.. This Is cc
the alliurs ol iiaker county, was ... , , , ,,, Irl,.ims
La Grande last night and this morn- . . here.
.!. . Ijiy, tlio mall man, is break-
II records bo fur b.-liiB puneiuni
K0R RKXT Housekeeping rooms,
8U1 Penn live. il-lil-iltpj
W'AXTED T Girl ! for g'ciidial holisr'-j '
.work. Phone liii-K. ;,-i:i-.u-
FOR SALE
Moiler-i a. w- si-romii iiimi':Llo '
nlVi-ly fiir,nlsli...l. Kv.-i:yl I) jnir coin-
and . Ph'te, .linsclii. flij fu'rn.ic.', nlnl all til.-
iiitmlUKS lo I.i- ' found in an 1111-1.1-.
l-lilrlit-.l'-Jte hniise. , s.l.lii-r bonus .loita wll.l
--r r-rr-T -T-r. ...1 , . ..-Im- considci-.'.l i.ji .llils l.ron.-rly. :, . .
FOR SA.E-Our residence pruiit.T.lvj . I ', .
Jn business district., ; Cull 27ii-M. I ;, - .. --'- " . ..
; " L ' "'''"'j'-'-MiAlern .rivi-niom huiigaiiW wlln
liiusf-iiienl, li.itiiiig iilimt, gni-ftgc. Iiiwil
tri e's., ling., lot, - ilnvl in. mi link, .lirsi'
oi'l -Adsins. An Inllliil nayni.-nt iif
will pill voll III Jioss.'ssloli of thfs
iinipl.-le iioni...
VAN'TED Girl to servo trays nnd . I'h-I
'.help iit.-kitch.cn.. : Grande RBUitcip'1"
Hospital. .-
;'OR SiALE-ILitchinu ' 'eggs, -Tan-
crfcd.. traimcsU:il . VVInte Leghorn.
l.ih'usl .Spring- l'oulliy l'urni,":;o i ; '
Alder St. Phone. 2HS-K., . i)-la.-i!t
Ladies
..$1.75
..$1.45
75c
We carry one of the
finest lines of Silk llos
Pure Silk ...
Plaited Silk
Silk Lisle ....
Also clocked and lace
silk hose
Come in and examine
this fine line of silk hose
at moderate prices.
Clint's Clothiery
"lllr Slur,. W ith n Mmx-hiii-p"
ing on misiness conuecieu. wun hi-t
i-iumtv. The judge believes that this
is going to be a very good year -vli U() millB i,,rt.lo,oie at this
throughout l'.asteni Oregon. He- "ay .. yf (h(i bu roii(Ji) hc mii wug
Baker county has quite a lot of road ,1Mt.,..r,ai.
ihiiilding to do this year ann inav t ie , ijimhlng Simii On.
I farmers are getting ready to hit I he j Tlii.v huVo ;4 Ille(. bub). lulni,a ul
'ball good and hard throughout ":,,,(, j,ya i.u.l somu more euiiiliig.
section. (They hive 51 liamboullvt ewe.).
j ! which iiiaKes them a very line h"ld
Misidy Bible .Study for lhelr ranch. They r port, thai
.Mis. J. K. Charleton invites all vutvMv r ,,.. t.arc. teifllnu to their
Ithose who are interested in the , (i- .lIllB, ,, ,ri.B fur ihe young
I Moody Bible Study, conducted by , lalll,,, n,M hcep cost but very III
Mrs. J. C. Blnckingtor. to meet at , iu,t H ,luv .,.,( ,.0ruer grnss nnu'
her home, 200H N. I'ir. tomorrow , .n.i.,.,t Wl,.,i, which would fo lo
nftenioon at 2:i!0. The entire after-, W1(j 0,hl.rwse.
noon w ill be devoted to the study ..,nie .,, K Hunter ri-puris tli-il
of the book of Joshua. All who are ; . ,-,. prc.tty well down the
inteiested in Bibl study are especially : llloun(illll8 Mll r,. j,.0iu- op now,
invited to attend these lessons. ,iwly follow na the snow. A Itni,-.-
s I. on, h ,M-usel til.' el'ei k al the
l oin-Hi Vear hi t.h-' IiiIh Tliuiinison phiee. uolnu up I .lea
Word has ri ach. d th.- tl.. rv. r lo k ,.,ards th- lllack
Hi.. . I f.-I that Italph I'orton. a '' ,., ;,.
Cniude l."y all' n llnK Ih" I niv.-rsliy T, r, ( k )H a, un(.ov,.,, , f 1.
ALKALI-' A ALFALFA ALFALFA
H00 tons 1st, 2nd, ilnl cutting. All I . ,
Al quality. Write or wire for a ."i i n hmis.- on p.-icd slr.-i-l.
prices. Richard Nyman, hu. 8. .lid incur hlch ehnol, . Inn. Ij. , I nnd wired.
St., Walla Walla. Wash a-l:i-lt i,iB ii, ,-ii i i, ,, ?:;ir,.
! FOR' SALE 200-egg incubator; also
I White Leghorn hens, iJ04 Alder
St. Phone 2;M. . it-lil-ift
A n.-!l( four-room house mill two
lots mi .-.nn.-r of l-'lr and V for Jir.u'i.
'i'liis Is a good buy.
WANTED -A few hours work each
dav, ironing or general cleaning. I
Phone 40!)-II. ' ' ij-l.'l-iitp i .
' i A ..-ooiu hous..
WANTED TO BUY for cash, used ,, j- n,.. ,
but good furniture for fivtf: room !veiiKatc this.
house. J'hone i4 l-vt . ---s-i.,-m
and Iwu bli; bits
a n al bn. - In
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CICE BRADY
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in
Missing Millions"
Greatest of Ail Doston Dlackie Crook ThrAlers
TONIGHT
RUDOLPH VALENTINO
and
'THE LEATHER PUSHERS"
FOR SALE Alfalfa seed. Gniil' ami..
Baltic, Hoc lb; Common, IKc lb.
Lester II. Bond, Route 2. :i,l:i-ltp
FOR RENT 2 and .') room furnished
npuitments; also sleeping rooms,
steam heat. Apply Dnrlanflf HntrL
jl il-lii-ittp
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RENT 0-rooni inoderif- houv
,Geo. H. Currey
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FOR
( all 1 in T avenue
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of Hr.K"ii. l In Ins lourtn yi-ar in iu-vul K rii,, slowly i rum th
I nhi rslly lih- I'luL. which will loo.- )lf h),
l-;:.st,-rn ni-.-K-in and W.-sl..rn l-lahei Alj (,)(,.;, ti0ny ;,0lnt to t
within a f.-w w.-.-ks. Wh.-n I." rirsl. y,..UK l,i,i w-.. m i 1..'-
, ni.-r. .1 roll, i.-- In- trlt-l out f"r "'! ,., ,, r it.
git-,, ilnl.. was sue.'.-ssfiil tin-1 r.-p-al-, -
..I his in t -onmlishni. nt .aeh su. e-! fltf I. hull.
ins y.-ar.
melting
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Tuifric Aivhlelll
A Kor.1 ir. la-ior.iue lo 1-'- .-'1-irU
what .h.mau-l y.si-r.l .y nf-
t-rnnon In collision at tie inl.-r-4.-.-rtf.r
of A'l.nns lint I'lr sli-.ts,
tvle.n a taxi, driv.n '.); J'-lih livfe-r-,
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Money
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pud left t(i- following nti
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ii."im iin mt a Hitli- f"l fr th
nit I buvc ln-n ri'dlnj: fbli winter?
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hi ltti-hic ur linme intHri
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Modern Dances
Every Salurday '
;ight I
at
REX HALL
Good Music, Good Floor
Good Time
D. S. STEWARD,,!
Manager
Spring
Suit
have lines to give the' athletic appearance you
like. They fit the natural poise of a man who's
"feeling fit" shoulders up, chest out, waist in.
Guaranteed quality, of course.
ASH BROS.
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