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Saturday, April 28, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENINfl OBSERVER
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Local News In Brief
NEW TODAY
I uaiUUO 1-I'JIU IXlljXjVjiJ J
I BY LYNX, PENDLETON
those roads, they now get about Hyiiopxtn 01 the Annual waU-ment
300, which i Insufficient, and taxes j ,..,.,, ".'..'im'- r,
are higher than they used to be. i 1,1 W,A0'; VxYIoN
They want hell". A committee con-i , i..vn n',1 . kiio of Or.-
-sisting of Tony I). Smith, C. L, Cald-Ron, on ,h. n,li'i-iirl .lay or iim-wh. lop, . TR,..Pa ,,c ,ial KXIH.HTriN. Or.. April ;.'
well and M.S. Levy was appointed iiht, made to the insiirunii' SM.L IKlM'.h l-OK US Complete . Jimi r , ,iil.il.li. market vuliie or
to investigate the matter and see if l onimll.m. r of the uU- 01 Oregon, t0fk. Satisfactory territory. Will ( ,mvt. ,.,. Kill, . I in u, liuik r
rTT . . . . .v Uhere is not some way that Hnfhl""" INCOMK r pami-uia. oaiem nurs- rri-ek i-mnitiy In the Inst few iliiys
it tt ii it tt 8 :: it St Producers Union expects to be in t ! Valley can secure the needed nssis- Net nr. inlums r.n-elvo.1 I fry Company, 428 Oregon B!dg.,,j. iys. m-ordliiK m the report of
K COMING "'EVENTS s: county .next week to take per.-onul . I .lurlug the .nr .iS0.o.l.4i. , Salem, Oregon. 4-28-lL't latucknien or lhat sei-ilun. A cov. ru -
tt May 4 Merrymakers at High It charge of the work. A Ki'pup of lo-, - '"Venis r-:"; iveS dimml . ' lr, ,,;., .iieiiM..i.per ha. h.-eii pla. . the
i,us. I n , "".--., rami, fill lull I line-, jit I ill.
.'until Mmut uinl then iito a iHirtio
t( the uniinuN, Ono lynx emitflit on
Uic I'C'lro pi net; welched 75 poundn. ,
BARGAINS
! I he voar
llnoouii' from utlur HtmreeM
..n.oi'fil .liii-iiir tin. I'car. .
A FINE RESIDENCE ....... .,..
tt sehnnl tt cal business men have clubbed to-!
May 5-Union county track and together to take over a forty acre JJ. C. TRULL BUYS
a Item meet at Union jxuihcl oi mini on me . n. numi-i
tt Mmv !S-Iji Cramln hii.h sebnM a ranch. This piece, which lies west;
tt commencement exercises Mjof the Jim Tulley house, is ploughed ' j Total Income' ......SJI.!i;s.ii
tt June 4-6 - Horse and Cattlo ttiund is ideal for growing of head let- H ,. Trl rtwn,y purchase,! the -,.t i0iie' n!i!ilVifrtni the
t 'I,.. I-.. A .... r- . itiirp f'vrim .lnWnunn will he 1111.. . ...I-'1 lOHSei PUHI (tlirillK
....-n .f..'uiiviwii Lv.nveii- v . . , r-n ; ri e-rooni juouero oiiiiKiilow-, one oil year .llu-luilinK uu.iuoi'
urn, m. umuii. -""'m ... . ---- , . ;ino line resiliences or im viraniie, ai
I Juno (i, 7, 8-J irtcenUi Annual XX next weex on Keitinir uio luim mj tco; Mn,eU from Cecil I'arsons
Kl. fifl llll hitlll- ttniica tin.n uaIH....
the irenuine guaranteed hosiery di-i 'rite' lilu" cat, ono or whieh has
rect to wearer. Heautiful line. In-i''eti eaimht; have ieon laiushiit lino
teinatinnal Knitting Mills, Norris
town, I'a. 4-28-ltp
Livestock Show at Union. j: iape for planting Wallowa bun,
it July 4-Old Oregon Trail Pag- a! ;
K cant on the summit of tho ;""' l' l'oillanil
It lllue mountains (tentative) St
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Priesthood-Mt'i'tiiiK
KcjTulur monthly Pripsthood nicet
irijf ol - the L. D. S. church will be
hold at the Tabernacle, tomorrow, nt
li o'clock.
Washington Conditions Good ;
W. L. Evans, known lo his friends
in Union county as "Lee" Evans, ar
rived in Lu Grande from. Asotin,
Washington, where he in the owner
of a large stock farm, and is spend-
Equity Case - imp. the day here on bumness "Con-
A decision was granted to thejnuions iook very promiMiiK in ie
County Treasurer Hugh McCnll
has returnctl from Portlanjl whiro In;
was uitfiidiiiK lo boalnt sii' malters.
nlaintlff yesterday by Ju(ijre J. W.
Knowlcs in the cast ot lien vs. bpam
and Hutchison, un equitvcasc in
volving the sale of some lands in
Pino Valley.
H strict surrounding Asotin," Mr.
Evans stated. Mr. Evans was form
erly iocated near Union.
Catch Many Fish
Meacham creek and the north fork
Three Traffic Violators of the Umatilla yielded a catch
Jack La Bine, A. H. Singleton, and to two local anglers 'inurs-
Dill Portius, all presented the citvlday. Sol Baum and Guy Matlock
coffers $5 todav after being found 'were the successful fishermen. They
guilty of traffic violations. The rc showing 42 nice trout and white
charges ranged from speeding to cut-jii J the window ot Baum s ijport
ting vomers.
Going To California
II. A. Best, known to his friends
as "Windy" left this morning on No.
17 for Sacramento, California. He
has been a resident of this city for
six years but reports that "he is
visit up the. mountain. The three
white fish are about 10 inches each.
A - remarkable incident on the trip
was the landing by Mr. Baum of a
six-pound steel head with a flyihooK.
Pendleton Tribune.
fMiinu- hnrlr tn -find's r.onntrv tn make 'Kailway Postal Clerk Exams
his home" The United States Civil Service
HidoniM s of iM tlrande. at imMii i-xiM-nm b v 'ViA'J"0 ' T" K ,ur me. m'
uiuinihwiiiiw mm mn , jiiuvcu, 4 nine irom Vliy UIUIIH.
ani uurinir inr y'r ...... Ihone 4M.1-B
Taxt's, Ito. nsi'fl and foeii .
Mr. and Mrs. Trull will take ImiiUMll
ato OH8ti8lon of tills proporty.
Mr. und Mrs. Parsons, former own
i'rs of tho residence, are expecting to
leave for Pasadena, i.'allforntn, in tin-
nt'ar future, where they will make
their home. T
ehnngo due to Mrs. Parsons' heath.
4-28-2tp
nail) ilurlnif the voar..
Amount or u!l ollu-r e
ptnillluiea
Total ixnendttures ....
IS
" 1,!0 , Ethel Ingle "lmmire Newlin Drue
10,
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i.v ,k(n im. iValn ttwncd. n 1 1 1 nr. ! WANTKD 3 or
" t iiiui Ki'i viuurj
tho KlH'f'p (Mtrniltt While lilt ln-rth'f.
slepl. I Cluipniau, .1. V, IVH-o, A. I
It. riiiiiiman ami l (11111:1111, ho p- j
men of (hut sort ton, rcrntrh'tl the Ionm j
of more thun loo lumhs.
The prtMlatory animals soinctl Hit.
Inmhs hy tlmiitt, shiikin?r Ilifin
I Rtime move bargains I havo to of-
!for. Whv pay more? .
1 six-'oum house, all furnished,
newly ealsoniinrid, varnished.
1 eight-room hou:-e, has n gotnl In
, come. .
I : five-room liouses.
I i four-room house. .
! 1 three-room house.
Also ten nerca of Iftml.
See me before buying.
SEE MRS. S. 0. ZUBER,
Phone 378-W
It Is hard to tell whether that story i lVeinliiiiis In course of col-
owned IlllHl'liet value) .. StTl.47J.llJ
il'iis i In nanus ami un muni j.i.......
4 rooms on west :
side for bnehelor apartment. Write !
A. W. care Observer. 4-28-atpii
about aenatoi-a helm; drunk Is offer-
oil as n seamlal or an ullbl.
NOTICE OP HEARING OS PRO
I'OSEl) STREET I.MJ'KOVEMENT
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern that the Commis
sion of the City of La Grande,
lection written sine'
Si iiteinlier l22
Inierest and rents due and
accrued
admitted
j WANTED Woman for general !
4S.7T8.7S - hout-ework; small family; modern 1 1
, ,, home. Call M8-W. 4-28-tfj!
Infant Daughter Dead
Catherine Lappin, infant daughter
of Mr. and Ms.yC. F. 'I.nppin, died
here yestei-day afternoon at 1:0
o'clock. The body, which is now
at the Bohnenkanip chapel,, will be
forwarded to Council, Idaho, tomor
row for interment.
To Forward Remains
The remains of Mrs. Rupert Anna
Schwaifer, who passed on in La
Granite yesterday morning, will be
and intends to improve Dis
trict No. 123 in the City of LaGrande,
Oregon, in accordance with the plans
and specifications therefor hereto
fore adopted by the Commission, and
that, rhp rennrt. of the committee on
inir Goods store as a result of their I estimates for said improvement is
now on file in the office of the Ke
corder of the City of La Grande,
Oregon; that the said Commission
has set Wednesday, the lfith day of
May, 1923, at 7:30 o'clock p- m.; of
said day, at the Commission Room in
the City building in il.a Grande, Ore
gon, as the time and place when and
where said Commission will meet and
hear and determine all objections, re
in urcjeon ...i:i-...u.... ,
UAIHI.ITIICH I
Oross claims for losses un- j
paid !
Amount of unearneil pre
miums , on all otltsland- ,,,.'
Union County, Oregon, proposes .". ".."''nnmniiMion ''nnii " '
hrokernife D,....r.-...
FOR SALE Cleveland tractor with !
lighting system; three-bottom Johu J
Deere gang plow; gas and oil i
drums. All in good condition. Also I J
six-section steel harrow. Bargain!;
for uick sale. Call 203-J. Ii
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Satin Pumps
arri the best for dress wear. We hnve them in
low, medium and high heels. Priced from
?.r0 to $10.00
Commission announces an open com
petitive examination for railway pos
tal clerk on May 2(i, 1923, at the
places where examination is request
ed in applications received in time
to mail examinaton papers. Vacan
ces in the railway mail service
throughout the United States at the
entrance salary of $1000 a year, and
in positions requiring similar quali
fications in other branches of the
'service, at this or higher or lower
salaries, will be filled from this exam
ination unless it is found in the in-
forwupiled ftiv th W. H. Tlnhnpn-1 tercst of the service to fill any va-
kamp company to North Platte, Ne- cancy by renstatement, transfer or
braska, where the funeral services proinolion. For information and ap
and interment will take place. The ! plication, blanks inquire of C. L.
deceased's son and daughter, 'Rupert uMackey, local secretary, postoffice
Schwaiger and Mrs. Anna Polack will building, this cit.
accompany her ibody.
Sfurgill3 In Portland j
r. m. and N. C. Sturgill, roadj
contractors of La Grande, were here
yesterday to lranact business and
stopped at the Imperial hotel. The,y
said that conditions in their section
of the state are improving rapidly
and that a much better feeling is
being experienced by all lines, due
for the most part to excellent crop
prospects. Oregoninn.
.. 400 . Acres Head .Lettuce.
HIGH VALLEY
WANTS ROADS
All other llalilllties
FOR SAI.E-Alfnlfa hav on ranch.
C. W. Bond. Kami 4X. 4-28-21
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Total llalillltles. exclus- i
Ive ol eaiiltal stock of S 4 3. 5fi 2.&S
HI SINKSS IN unr;iii). i imi
TMK YMAIt .
Vet iirnmluiiiH receiVCll
tlurtllg llle year
y,.,tP S243.itiH.33 I Chippewa rails, Wis. 4-28-lt :
Losses Incurred during tlie .1"
year
WANTED To hear from owner hnv-!
i im rnni, r..H .i...-1
Onyx Kayser and
Cadet Hosiery
Cliildren's Pumps
Ot All Kinds
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H. R ltlioIiH W. !. Hrrtv.
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monstrances and claims of grievance
of any persons against said proposed
improvement and the proposed assess
ment therefor against the property
to 'be benefited thereby in said dis
trict. .
That the boundaries of the district
to be improved and benefited by the
said proposed improvement as finally
adopted by the Commission are as
follows, to-witr Beginning at a point
on the center line af 'Attains Avenue
212.9. feet northwest from the center
line of Hemlock Street; thence at
right angles to said center line in a
northeasterly direction to the center
of the alley In Block 110, Chnplin'a
Addition to the City of La Grande;
thence in an easterly direction to the
most southerty corner of Lot 6, said
Block 110; thence in a northeasterly
direction along the lot line between
Lots (i and 7, said Block 110 to
the southerly line of Jefferson Ave
nue; thence in a northeasterly direc
tion to the most southerly corner of
lot 7, Block 117, Chaplin's Addition
to the Citv of la -Grande: thence
j in a northeasterly direction following
. ! the lot Jme between lots 7 and n,
UNION, Apr. 28 A delegation of said Block 117 and its extension to
High Valley -residents consisting of j the center line. of the O. w. li. & N,
A Toledo man lianged lilmself from
a billhoanl. That ia currying the
raxo for publicity too far.
' V Eilirar Wilkinson. Arch Burford. Win,
lijmorrt aim Kicharu il.iniisiey, was
A trial of the head lettuce nrrf- lireseiit and askerl the nid nf. the
ject is now . assured in this valleyyf i lanmercial club in securing from
and the contracts with the Idaho t ie county sufficient funds each year
Producers Union for an acreage of t keep the road up Little Creek
about four hundred acres wHle , a id the road in High Valley in
sent into that organization srfon. j p issuble condition. There are '1600
Those wishing to share the market-,i res of grain in High Valley, and
ing benefits of the Union should j i bout 2,500 cords of wood are haul
sign up at the Ktockgrowers and ! d from that section to the Grande
Farmers' National bank, or see Cyrus j tonde each vear. to sav nothing of
Johnson, who will be in the donimun- much other traffic over the route, j south at right angles following the
itv to close the campaign Saturday, frhe petitioners recite that whereas. 1 aforesaid line between lots 4 and 5.
W. T. McCnll, manager ipf the td:ihnthey used to havcSl,000 a year for I said Block 22 to the center line of
. f - - the alley .in said block 22; thence
west to the intersection with the
northerly extension of the lot line be
tween lots i and 7, Block 23, .Wil-
Company's main line right of way;
thence on a curve to the right fol
lowing the center line, of the O- W.
R. & N. Company's right of way
commonly called the Josefh G ranch,
to the City Limits; thence south along
the east City limits to the center line
of Q Avenue; thence west along the
center line of Q Avenue to a point
opposite the lot line between lots 4
and 5. Block 22, Williamson's Addi
tion to the City of La Grande; thence
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Did You Ever Stop To
Reflect r In One of
Our Mirrors?
If your looking glass has been telling you the
same old story for the last few years LISTEN :
Come in tell us you are just looking let us
try on you a Michaefs-Stern Suit and then walk
over to the glass and see something worth look
ing at.
Note the change in the chest the transfor
mation in the entire form and all of a sudden
it will strike you that you and Thomas Meighan
are not so different after all.
Try it we're in earnest.
If we can't improve your appearance wc won't
expect you to approve the purchase.
Michaels-Stern Value First Suits
100 Per Cent. Pure Wool
$22.50 (o S 18.50
Lanpher Hats, $2.15 to $7.45
Nettleton Shoes, $12.00
(uNT(pTHIEg
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- liamson's Addition to the City of La
i Grande; thenee. Routh along the line
between said lots ti and 7, Block 23
; and its extension to the center line
,of East Pennsylvania Avenue: thence
west alonjr the center line of East
rennsylvnnia Avenue to the center
J along the center line of Pine
j Street to the center line of
. the alley in Block 27, Williamson's
! Addition to the City of La Grande
I extended east; thence west atonjr the
center lino of the alley and its ex
tension in said Block 27 to the een
I tor line of North Maple Street;
! thence south alone; the center line of
North Maple Street a distance of 63
feet; thence west at right angles to
, the west line of lot 8, Block 26, Wil
liamson's Addition to the City of La
Grande; thence south to the south
west comer of said lot 8; thence in
a southwesterly direction to a point
i in the southerly lino of the O. W.
; R. & N. Company's right of way 41
feet north of the north line of Spruce
Street; thence In a southwesterly di
i rection to a point in the northerly
line of Jefferson Avenue, said point
I being 103.85 feet north of the north
: line of Spruce Street; thence at right
: angles in a southwesterly direction
'to the center line of Jefferson Ave-! '''w '". the vrry best or hind.
nue; thence in a northwesterly direc-: rour-room house, Kurafre, rlilt-Ucn
Coming To
i citiMir.
Dr. Mellenthin
SI'IX'IAI.INT
In liilernal Mcilli-Uic tar llle
linM eleven years.
lM)i:S NOT OPIJtATI-:
Will lit- at
kom.ii;h hoti:i
Wi'illii-Mlay. Mil) llllli
orrioe Honrs: 1U a. in. lo I p. in.
OM-: lAY ONl.V
A
Pleasant
Hour
First Methodist
Church
SUNDAY EVENING
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So Charge for iVmsultnHnii
Pr. Mellenthin la a regular gradunto
in medicine and aurgory and la II
oenstMl by tho state of Oregon. He
visits professionally the more Import
ant towns aiul rittiH and offers to all
who cull on this trip froo consulta
tion, oxeppt the expense ot treatment
when d naired.
Accordlntr to his method of treat
ment he Uoi-rt not operate for chronic
HplM-ndUlllH, fftiiX stonea, ttlcera of tin
atomiirli. tonsils or ailenoltla.
He lia to Ida credit wonderful n
snlts in dlHcasiH of Ilia Ktomach, ilvi-r.
howflK, blood, akin, ni'rvea, heart.
rtlrlnoy. hladdoT, bed wetting, oitarrh j
weak lunKH, rlieumutlHin, selnticu, h'Kio
ulcera and rectal allmrnta. lo
Tf you have hon MiUvs for unyi
length of lime and do not pot any lirt- Jo
tor, do not fail to call, aa tmproper O
ntuiiHurcft rut her than diM-aa ar very 0
often the cauae of your Ion? Htandlno
trouble. t
Remember ubOVe ilute, that roilKill
tat ion on tit la trip will be, free un.l
tlmt IiIh treatment la different.
Married women nuiat he accompan
ied by their hualinnda.
Addieaa: X30 Hnaton Tllork, Mln-
neupolla, Minn.
The
Old Oregon Trail
Discussed
In a Great Lecture
.by
Walter E. Meacham;
President of Old Ore
gon Trail Association
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MAY DANCE
AT UNION
TUESDAY KICHT, MAY J, 1923
Grand Opening of Pavilion
' The new building, 60x120 feet is finished. It has g
a special hardwood dancing floor. On the above i g
date it will be on lciany optneu to tne puonc.
Music By Ixmey's Orchestra, of La Grande
'.Special Invitation Extended All
LA GRANDE AM) UNION COUNTY PEOPLE
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The Coming Pageant g
Described g
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A. W. Nelson, .
Sec. of the Association
FOR SALE
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SPECIAL MUSICAL
PROGRAM. Chorus Choir
Solo, "Crossing the
- Bar," (Buck)
Mrs. Ira R. Aldrich
Violin Solo, Selected
J. L. Lindsay
A
Great ' ' ;
Service
For Everybody
YOU ARE INVITED
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When u Man's Happy, One Tliins's Sure:
His Feel Don't Hurl
If you havo n correct fit you will bo happy, too. We
liavo a groat variety of allocs and low cuts and priced
linlit.
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ASH BROS.
"The Store That Keeps Faith with the People"
'-rntr civ-ior WITH A CONSCIENCE'
tion alone t'nu center line of Jeffer
son Avenue to an intersection of the
lot lino between lots 2 anil :t, Illock
'ii, OeKan's Addition to the City of
j Iji Grande extended; thence in a
i southwesterly direction nlone- the lot
I line between lots 2 and 3, and 7,1
sain hiock 4 to the center line of
Adnms Avenue; thence in n north
j westerly direction along center line
j of Adums Avenue to point of begin
ning. I That the said proposed improve
j ment is the construction of a hard
surface pavement, concrete sidewalks,
jcombination concrete curbs nnd jrut
ilers, gutters where concrete curbs
,are in place, manholes, catch basins,
monument frames and covers, etc., on
Hemlock Street from tho Northerly
.line of Adams Avenue to the south
erly line of Jefferson Avenue and
' Jefferson Avenue from tho westerly
line of Hemlock Street to a line
I drawn at right angles to said Jef-
lerson Avenue from the most west
erly corner of Block 2. Coggan's Ad
dition to the City of 1-a Grande. Cove
Avenue from the Northerly line of
Jefferson Avenue to the southerly
line of Island Avenue and Inland
Avenue from til- north line of Cove
Avenue to a connection with the
present pavement at the east City
oounnary.
' Iluted this 18th day of April, 1923.
J. E. STEARNS.
Recorder of the City of
I -a crande, Oregon
Ar.21-28-May S-U-1931 . . I
lioiiuc. In r'onnonlulf. $70 ciasIi will
Klvi: yon itOHHf'M-tlon. If infi-reslfit ner
oill in' lo show you Oils.
T Imvo a nioilurn, 5-roont house.
full Im. tin lit. Ik ntln plant, hliill-ln
ri'tilures, ffuriiee, new lawn and flow
r-rs for $:i7nn. This (n a real liomn.
8lv-rooni house, plumhrd, wired,
garupe and cement walk, for 210ft.
cash payment,. t-inii, ,,m Imlunoe like
nnt.
FI-e-room house, piiimhi-'d, wlrd.
fruit treiM, n-:ir .slKips. for l'jnii.
141-itl cash. Two lota, sliadu Ireew u
ivell-lillltt, Slllisttintilll lioilse.
A -ttell-hnlll nU-rnom house, nran
high school, Inetiuling Ihe furnlltire.
IIoiijm' iust painti-d.
Geo. H. Currey
TONIGHT DICK BARTIIELMESS IN "SO N N Y"
ARCADE
VAUDEVILLE
SUNDAY ONLY
"CHICAGO"
(P.illy ('. Howard)
Tlie Premier of the Xylophone
GOLLIXGS& BELMONT ROSEIXO TRIO
"Our Baby" CoiKedy Acrobatic Novelty
WATTS & RIXGOLI)
"The UlushiiiB Bride"
Watch the Ixidy's Feet and the Man's Cigar
MONDAY -
MARY MILLS M INTER
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