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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1923)
.I. Friday, 'April C, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE Local News In Brief n n I! II t! tl It n ,,' i. .....; t h !. EVENTS 8 'luxurious closedl models. Consider- tt pii ,mverslty of Oregon able effort was made in decorating AnHI liI c?ncert- Hih mnssive showplace. the scheme n . , rP, , Anl'k by An- of spring's opening being predomi- soimted Girl Students of La ,;ient. An orchestra played during , r B OtIIUOl. Find It . Here M Mx?V-T"i,ern 0reK Track 8 the ilav and evenimr. Representa tives from Pacific coast distributors were in attendance to assist the local tl M ur i w were in aiienuance 10 assist, me mem way Jo j,a Grande hich school 8 dealers. The show will close Sntur tt """ncement exercises. M day night and by that Itim more - w w u a n a U a a than 10,000 persons, the record of i hist voar. probably will have passed through the booths. Purchases Properly Hi-rt Harms r.c. nlly uuichnscd u llonio ut 1007 X Aivnii.. r i . Over from Union '. ' Mrs. S. E. Miller nnl her daugli- Ualii-nd, who is a i-csi.liut of sump- ter, of Union, were visitors in the ..... unWn. .Mr. Hurnis will tk, lliliiicdlutn possi-sslon or this propcrlr. I'll.' deal was mudv tliroiujli c. Wilson. w rcul estate di'ukT. ;olng ill IIiiMih'ss lliw Dr.. It. H. Ml,.r un V(,u in (iinnde recently and Is In wllh Dr. It. J. Huckman in the l'ulm.r-lio.scli liuildlnB. Jr. Miller lias been prac ticing In l'ortlund and Seattle fur city today Buys New Cat J. W. Bradford of Elgin, came to La Grande yesterday and drove back, after spending the day here on busi ness, in n new Dodge cur purchased from L. C. Smith. Fined $3 John G. Regis, arrested on the twelve years and reports ,hat he ,.' 're Ury favorably illlpresse.l with the1,:,,,,, ; ,u. nni -llrt. possiliilltli s of l.a tirande as a bus!-1 n,"M j Large Sale Keportcd- , George H. Currey reports the sale Mandamus Trial Is On of an 80 acre farm, near) Cove, to The trying of the mandamus pro- W. A. McNeill, who has taken poss ceedings, filed by Mayor Joe Trip- ession of the property. The farm pier, of Cove, and others, demanding formerly owned by Mr. Mc that the Union county court build a Neill's father, J. A. McNeill, who has hard surface paved road from Island made his home there for the past City to Cove, began this morning in twenty years until the last few, thd circuit court with- Judge J. V. months, when he moved to LaGrande. Knowles presiding. This morning I The farm is considered one of the two gave testimony.' Conditions in- best in the district. . . dicatfi that the trial , will last at ' ' least two days. To ilvo Dartre 1 i I The 1011; Traveling .Men will be the TnMi.vri' (o Meet 1 (hosts at a dance to be given loinor- 'I'liK eeettinir n.,,..'i t ...... row evening at hint) o'clock In' the latlve taxpayers of Kant Ui (iranJe K,k" Teniple here, according ,to un Rill meet in the elty hall for the pur puse of appointing a committee ti broach the Hiibjeet of ereetlllir i ftelintil limiK.. In l-'i.ut I -t f:.......!.. II.. county school saperinlen.lent and the -,u " lne oau OI "anowa u . school board. In addition to appoint- snappy program is being prepared, and Ing a committee, the subject will . : music will be furnished by I.oney s round i urenestra. i ne uaneu i"." be one of the most enjoyable events notineemeiils made today. i no uanc will be of u. benefit nature, the pro ceeds to he used for the beautifying of the llninell Line Clubhouse, lociut- S Cop; for thii column mutt be ; in by iv:uv a. m. SELECTEU SEED CORN Stoddard Yollow Dent seed corn is now ready for delivery. First class, the grade that wins the. Blue lltibbon, at $8.00 per 100 pounds.' Second class at $(i.U0 per 100 pounds. J. B. Stoddard, Fruitdale, Oregon. Phone 44U-R. 4-0-0t April 10th, last day to pay water rent without a penalty. -u-ji Gladioli ai us have arrived. Spe cial price uf 75c per dozen. 9 va rieties. Cherrys Florists., 4-5-4t Conservatives aro essential. They aro the ones who eonsolldato the position Avon by radicals. If you haven't gotten the right key get another one at Glass Drugs. Sat urday, one with each 25c purchase. 4-G-lt Next Saturdnv nipht at Zubcr hall Olson's 7-niece orchestra will play some of the very latest fox-trots. Hearing this orchestra is as good as a concert. . 4-5-2t April 10th, last dny to pay water rent without a penalty. 4-fi-at t'nelo Sam cafi lake Vaie of Mi enemies; but he grows a littlo wcary of taking care of his friends. Correct .this sentence: "No. I'vrt had that cough ever since 1 had th flu, ami I'm Hiire cigarettes haven't anything to do with it. 1 Why not get rid of dandruff or itching of the scalp or fulling of the hair when a 7oc bottle of our der- micide and Dandruff Eiadicator w.ll stop all such- trouble in a very short time. Silverthom-Wriffht's Family Drug Store. 4-5-tf Have von seen Fairer about saint-! ing you car. mono Hil-J. onop av ivoi urcenwooa Bt. ru-im OKKC.ON nilltSF.RT CO. Geo. Ball, Agt.. 1319 Waahlnston Avenue, La Grande. S-is-2m 5.000 cnbbage plants now ready at the greenhouse. Cherrys Florists. NURSES TRAINING SCHOOL fn. ......nn In. lino .Inalfl.lA. In Knrnllie trained nurses in a State accredited school near at home. Al fording ex cellent training in a modern, thor oughly equipped hospital, for iuii particulars address Sister superior, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Baker. 'Oregon. 4-4-2Ctp Rugs dry cleaned, shampooed and washed. 9x12. $1.50. Why pay moro? La Grande Weaving Works. Phone 253-W. 4-5-btp Relieves Whooping Cough. "All four of my children had whooping Cough," writes J. Reishel, Linglctown, Pa. "Two of them had it very bad. When I gave them Foley's Honey and Tar it eased their cough at once. 1 never will bo without it." Largest Felling cough medicine in tha world, Refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere. Bv all nienns let's finger-print the nation. Think of the nice new jobs the undertaking would provide. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Kidnev and Bladder Trouble. "For nonrly two years I suffered with terrible pains in my back, hips and legs," writes Andrew White. Nashville, Tcnn. "A short time ngo I took Foley Kidney Pills and, have felt like a new ucrson. Can now walk without pain and my bladder is O. K." Refuse substitutes, in sist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere. The economists tell us that over development is dangerous, and this is especially true ot tne ego. NOTICE TO CREDITORS thoroughly threshed out table talk. in of the season. Illcyile Itldei' Injured . At or near the intersection of Main and Washington slreets early yester- .rvoAv, "e, , OI.i-. day morning 11. J. Wissler. CI. janitor Kiver r isnermen s tB " "--". at SI. i:ilZabeth Hospital, was very' "R 'st night dec, led to ask seriously injured aiioi.t u,e nea.l wnen - " Pr hrh stBrts " FISHERS ASK 16 CENTS . . ASTORIA, Apr. 0' The Columbia the bicycle h with a I'ord car driven by Clarence Harris. was ruling collide'. , - -,. , ., -ar I was 10 cents. TU. laon-xa alen instriicted the The man was promptly taken to the sec,.et to request a meeting ol hospital, where His Injuries were tho' directors of the league with the tended to. Ills condition hist evening, mckers ,ov consideration of ' the was favorable for recovery. Maker nrjces to be Paid, during the season Democrat. xhe reason for the request for an : r- advance was given as increasing Aulo bhow Open ; ' . The third annual automobile show of the Baker County Automotive as- costs of living and materials. It may b0 that men's minds are sociation, opened at the murjicipal not so clean as women s uocause natatorium at Baker, yesterday after-rtucy don't change them so fie.iuent- noon with dismays 9C most ,of the ly. , -1 - more popular cars arranged on th-1 two floors of the building. There Men take away the bee's hoard-, were 17 exhibitors representing the wealth, also: but they don't make motor vehicle business of the citv. l.im file a return before taking It. ' " MtCHAlTLS 5TTWI Look up the Policy of your Clothier--- as you would your Insurance! Wholesale costs are rising clothes for men are going to be 5 to 15 per cent, higher this fall. But not one garnie'nt in this store that we own at original figures is going up the suits are going out at original prices as long as they last. .. . . .. , - ' That's our policy it's worth considering. Lots of stores have felt the raise and have raised. We'll go up witli the rest when our present stock is exhausted and when we have to pay more for, more! Until then and even after then we'll shoot straight with you not at you. Today this suit selection is full of clothes at "before the raise prices" and beckoning to every man who knows we are telling the truth. Michaels-Stern Value First Suits $21.83 to 52.50 April 10th, lust day to pay water rent without a penalty. 4-0-3t FOUND A key with each 25c pur chase Saturday at Glass Drugs. 4-G-lt It is rather refreshing to meet a man who doesn't know how to drive a car, unless he is trying. HART'S PHOTO STUDIO High grade portraits, kodak. Pictures professionally finished. Real por .truitsr made from vour best kodnk fnagativos. Ask about it, ;'i Copying-. ami enlarging properly uono. sec ond floor Palmer-Roesch Bldg., oppo site West's store. 3-10-1 m All persons having claims against the estate of the late Cordelia Good nm rannoaloil tn nrettenf Rump nrnn- erly verified at La Grande National Bank. - llar.9-10-23-;io-Apr.u Some amateur hunters doubtless think the law to protect game rank flattery. . NOTICE FOR SALE On Saturday, March 24th, 192H, at my store at llilgard, Oregon, the un dersigned will offer for sale and re ceive bids and sell to the highest bidder for ensh all of the personal effects of the estate of D. W. Mc Waters, deceased. This property consists of library, cooking utensils and household goods, and the administrator reserves the right to reject any and all bids. J. W. SCOTT, Administrator of the Estate of D. W. MoWaters, Deceased. Mar.16-23-30-Apr.6-13 24 feet wide running the full length of Lot 8 anil, n.qrullel In the. east boundury line of said Lot 8, being ine east sh feet of said lot 8, ail in Block 112 of Chaplin's Addition to the Town of La Grande, Union Coun ty. Oregon, and also all that nortion of said Lot 8 in said Block 112 of Chaplin's Addition to the Town of La Grande. Union Countv. Orcimn. described as follows, to-wit: Com mencing at a point on the south line of the said Lot Eight 24 feet from the southeast corner of snid lot anil running thence northeasterly on Notice is herebv given to nil con cerned that under and by virtue of an execution to mo delivered bearing date the 8th dny of March, A. 1). 1923. issued out of and under-the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Union upon a decree entered in said Court on the 6th day of March, A. D. 1923, in that certain suit therein ponding wherein Willis Wright is plaintiff and Union Motor Company, the First National Bank of Union. Oregon, U. S. National Bank of La Grande, Oregon. La Grando National Bank of La Grande, Oregon, C. H. Southard and J. Shinn, partners as Southard & Shinn, F. W. Whiting and L. M. McNciley are defendants' and com manding and directing mo us sherifl of Union County, Oregon, to muke same as by luw provided of the real estate described in said decree and execution to make therefrom the sum of $5339.83 and the further sum of $450.00 attorney fees and costs and disbursements taxed at 5 18.03, with interest on said sums from the date of snid decree at the rate ot eight per cent per annum and nccruing costs of sale, NOW TIIKREFOli'E I, Loe Wnrnick, Sheriff ot Union Coun ty, Oregon, will on Snturday, the 7th day of April. A. 1). 1923, at the hour of two oVlock P. m. at tho front door of the County Court House in La Grande, Union County, Ore., sell ut Public sale for cash to the highest and best bidder therefor all the snid real estate mentioned and described in the suid decree and execution to gethcr with nil right, title and. in terest the said defendant Union Mo tor Conipnny had therein or thereto on the 6th day ot November. A. I). 1920, or snid defendants or either thereof since acquired therein, to wit: All of Lot 9 and n strip of hind o 2 And very likely if rcliaeololst In will dig up a Washington loot legger's list nnd Jhink It a copy of Who's Who. Just the tiling for thosfi chaps on your lips, for roughness of the skin, for sunburn is Violet Cream, and only 35c a bottle at Silverthorn Wright's Family Drug Store. i '!, .., 4-5-tf April '10th, last day to pay wuter rent without a penalty, i. , 4-6-3t Portland winners, Buff-Wyandolto eggs $1 per setting; and Progressive Kverbearhig Strawberry plants $1 per hundred." Ira R. Aldrich, 707 Fourth St. 4-3-41 It might be' added that man's cf I'orts o reform .lutlii make countless thousands 'mourn '-' '-;;;:;.;;sENSii)Lx:r,l( STYLED ts for men who stay young with distinctive features '.' ' . !! .) The Toggery -t9'oi AiilliW. Bros. I.'!,' Knox Hats ; K. and W. Shirts and Collars j enl.t W 10 ral on,l O lnel.es tkeneA' a line parallel with the west line of? northwesterly at right anglea to tai, lni.1 line, d feel, nnd 10 iiiehpri. thancO. the west line of said lot, 39 feet and southwesterly on a line parallel wim 11 incline te the nllev line nf said Int.' 8, and thenars southeasterly along the' alley line 01 saai lot iu 1110 piocc uij beginning, togother with all the tone- m, nts. hereditaments nnd nnDUrten- nnecs thereunto belonging. Lfcrj wakimiub.. - Sheriff of Union County, Oregon.! Mar.9-lti-23-30-Apr.6 ; poooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocoooooooooooooooooooool New Low Heel SANDALS in Patent and Combination 4 Triced at $5.00 and $G.OO " Dyansliinc Children's Shoe Polish Onyx Hosiery 50c 25c and 50p .' FRENCH & GREENE . Ready-to-Wear and Shoes 'I : O . Ol o 3 a o o o o o a a a a a o o a o a o O) o, o o o o o o a o o o a o s o o o o o o o - s a ooooooooooooooooobooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, 'PARIS BEAUTY PARLOR Room 6 Sommer Bldg. Open from 9 to 6 Evenings and Sundays on Appoint ment. Phone 575-W. 3-5-lm Pansy Plants at Cherrys store or greenhouses, 50c dozen 4-6-4t April 10th, last day to pay water rent without a penalty. 4-C-3t "Art is bunk," says a learned col lege Professor. We ' think he has been misquoted. The great truth he must have meant to enunciute is that Bunk is an Art. All kinds of the latest styles of . stationery and correspondence cards,: all the pretty tints or Colors. 1'a-! per by the pound at prices you can j afford, at Silvertliorn-Wright's Fnm-1 iily Drug Store. 4-5-tf, i For hot water bottles or fountain ! ! syringes and abdominal supporters 'you will always get the best values ;for the best possible prices and you can "always rely upon us to make our promises good. Silverthorn : Wright's Family Drug Store. 4-5-tf I i Fine Pansv Plants. 50c dozen, nt. store or greenhouses. Cherrys Flor- 000000000000000000 00000000 o o II April 10th, last day to pay Water jrent without a penalty. 4-6-3t ! A key with each 25c. purchase on Saturday. Glnss Drugs. 4-0-lt Any La Grande eubicrlber to the Observer who doei not re ceive bis paper by 8 o'clock In the evening, please call Western Union, Main 24. and a special messenger will deliver a copy. -TMt STOQC W11M A COWSCICfcCE- ,nitTrrfTtwunttnfltrnTinTttt.iTtntttiTTttt Modern Dances Every Saturday Night at KEXIIALL Good Music, Good Floor Good Time D. S. STEWARD, Manager FOOD CHANGES IN THE SPUING The average person dur ing; the winter months eats heavy cooked foods because fresh vegetables are not ob tainable. The result is an accumulation of dormant secretions in the system es pecially in the liver. If these are left they cause, headaches, stomach disor ders and a general sluggish condition or, in other words, "Spring Fever." At this time of year as one begins to turn to the summer foods, one should take something to eliminate this conf"tion and free your system from these sluggish secretions. The ideal formula for this condition is HEX ALL LIVER SALTS Soda sulphate, soda phos phate, soda chloride, mag nesia cirale, combined to make a pleasant effer vescent morning drink. 23c ."iOc $1.00 Glass Drugs Tin; itr.xAi.i, sruiti: Jilt Records Mi mm 'Daily mm ' 'life! At ii Mm uM Broiwwlck Vithi NDcalcr A Great lARCADE! Now Playing "Cllsl Is West" Is lliu llrst lily (Iranintic im'miitnlloii CoiLsluiicu 'rnliuiMlKu Ihis ovoi inidrrtukcii. slw is hlinnliip; llio wurltl llml In hci' own m:w way Uu can noisier a wfiru, as liltfli iih Norinu lilt In "Snillin' Tlmm!.." ' 1 Record Played by ISHAM JONES' ORCHESTRA Fox Trot (Reverse side) "Sawmill River Road", From "Glory" Hccurd No. 2406 A Sirikins Kxtmple of Clear Kecordinff AVif Records Every Day Iirur.swirk dealers ha vr new records daily. No waiting. The world's trual refiro din lions, l'lay on any pho nograph. Hear. And compare TODAY. 1 j i Hi.r'X .ill ' Uk Constance Talmactee EAST 19 Tin. l tint- lo mm liisi if nil! A M'llsitllun oil lilt' M.IKI1. A sllllllll'f OH li( M-1-llt ,A v(iiidti-ili-iiiiiit ot l-:ai-rril lint' iintl U'l'slcrn ltu nifl I In? old,- old iiiior- I'lMllllct. , j t :n;iir i:i:r.i,s Aim. on . WITH III All lit, lli.!.. .S1'I,:M101. AliMlllllcly llio Idlflffsl kIiow IIiiiL'.i r-oini- lu-ri! In iiiuiiiIi.. A I'MIST XATIONAfj A'rritAci'io.v - I I t I l.l. I ; si miai I r Dress Up! 1 Everything's Ready! Jinny a. man lias found out that the rcputa--lion for hein a "good dresser" is the simple ' proposition of wearing the new styles WHILE : TUKY Allll NKW. All the new ideas in suits, i and fixings are ready for you, NOW. j Knits are Priced $:n..r)0 to $l."i.OO ' Shoes arc Priced ?.j.75 to $10.0:) ; ASH BROS. I "The Store That Keeps Faith with the People" i if: It . 1 u o 00 . tirttittft!Htttttt?ttiimmttmuintiuiitt OC-OOJOOiJOut-SuOOouOOOOO
