La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1923, Image 5

Friday, June 22. 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief j
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'. ""'V..' '-IMMlh Bltlss colltemnlates taaninir 111. thp
T?v ? ni ? 1 "rk- n. -i n lti,lc buai"os" is ' sufficiently ex-
.nt'"at T T1?nIt?rmluP")?-S citil,R for the V0!t fPuli that
tin, ' Un" !scc,ion Ull1 the,'c is 'Position
u c,..,t i'r on ii x r. ' . 5 , to fol'm n "elv political ring in that
it ."-r9- Unin County Fair a city. The result is KcinK to be a
W tt W !! it tt 11 it it m K,0"01"1' shake-up from the city hall
" " " " " " tt tt t tar i nn tl linn f.. it i urln.
Homo frnm K,l 1 Mtiyor Mnp: has issued a proc-ama-
Ken Sietrrist is heme from tht
Hill Militury Academy at Portluut
to spend the summer Vacation.
reforms
a baby girl weighing 81 pounds.
lion iloTimniliiiK general
wmiin the caty's pates.
Imhlcr Scouts Entertainud
New Girl cyoninoi' when about tlurty
Horn to .Mr. and Mrs. E,l .I1,,r'Sou", i ' ue" " u'an" m
at Urn Grand,. Kun.!.' huspilal Jul,,- "7 ' VB, ?! a ,m"e'. 'ee"nK Was
inir consisted of a flag ceremony.
Y ,. TTi 77 ' an oral quiz on first aid by scout
n'i n i '"tv'"T I commissioner, then the awarding of
Iho Board of Directors of the Y.;thc first class badge and an exnm-M-
C. A. will meet tonight at 7:l!u. ination by C. E. Short when Willie
This is important. jWatkins passed with a very high
- grade. Before the meeting 'brcke up
Will Assi.it in Office jthe scout master of Imbler express
Miss .-Annie. (laruur, of S '.p-.dp i, el their appreciation of the friend
Okluhomu, urrived this morning to ship shown them by deputy com
be with her sister, Mrs, L. S. Weeks, missioner Carter anil the Imbler
She will assist Mr- Weeks in ids scouts presented him with a silver
office work in the? future. eversharp pencil- Following the
'scout meeting Mr. Elliott of Port
Old Traveling Man Back '?nt!',.nutJI,CT , of "The Birds of the
William II. Hell, we.-te.n ag.-nt of 1 aclflc Northwest, entertained the
the Linograph Cc, is in La Giamb ''7!', ."P ''""J, "lth ta,,tfrn ?Vk's
tod'ajion business. ltd used to inv.-l of. the bircla of Union county. Along
in this section of the country ' f ir v,th "ns he gave a very interest
thc Wcrgtnthalor Linotvpo comn-my. "f. i"1" In.structlf ta'k following
' ' which the .boys all partook of ice
cream and cake Mr. IMIictt is
touring through to Payette. Idaho,
and will return to Portland by way
'agency of peace' to which we can
saieiy su-uscriue wunuui viumi-iiin
the basic principles of our nationul
being."
Making the first prepared address
of his western trip, the president
said that to bring about the end he
desired h "would irludlv wipe out
financial difference," and proposed a
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Notice is hereby given to all con
cerned that under und by virtue of
an execution bearing date the i'Zml
day of June, A. 13-, VXS,, issued nut
of and under the seal of the Cir
cuit Court of the State of -Oregon
fnr TTnirtn Cillllltv. IIIUMI tho .Iiim-,,-.
nvnnnttiirtinn of tho machinery of I made and in said court on the 21st
the international tribunal "to dis- day of June A. D., llli'!, in that cer
poso conclusively of all other cited tain suit therein pending in which
apprehensions cX danger from the J. 1). Slater was plaintiff and l.croy
exercise of any influence what so- H. Tibbals, Winnifrcd Tibbuls, Elmer
ever, cither open or furtive, by tneiSweiger and liKin lUoHiioman were
NEW TODAY
Baby Hoy at Weeks Home
On June 20th at 2 o'clock
a little boy asserted his place in tho 0f the Malheur lakes.
"uiiiL- ui I'll- gnu juris, ij, a.. Wef-KSii
greatly to the happiness of the ' ,
household all around. Building Rate High,
Same '-Weather in Portland I LOS ANGSLES, June 22. The
Johnnie Clifford urges In Grands building inspector's department of
people to be content with the weath- the city of LoS Angeles announced
er for he just returned from Poi-.t- recently that a check on construction
land this morning and says the Pose permits indicated that a new build
City is having the same rainy weath- ing was' being started- here every
cr that La :ji-ande is having. , three minutes of each working day.
!The estimate was based on statistics
Kills Rattlesnake :i( . (since January 1, 192.1.
Nephi Combs killed a two and a' "This will be a pretty good town,
half foot long lattlesnake Wciiiics- if they ever get it done," remarked
iluy when on a hike near Dutch the chief inspector. -
Springs. When he discovered the
snake it was just ready to sprin;: PRESIDENT
ami uiue anil ne suet us Head cit.
FAVORS THE
WORLD COURT
(Continued from page 1)
Meyers Sells Tract to Krcrtz
F. E- Kreuta has purchase. 1 a
tract of land at 2710 W nvenu3
from H. U. Meyers and Mr. Ktcutz
says it is one of the best pieces of tarians, the doors were closed to all
land that the . sun ev I shone i.n or ' members of the private party excnt
the rain ever rained on. Might now : the president and his secretary. Po
he has new potatoes and new peas; lice denied admission to all alike in
with plenty of fried chicken and' chiding local authorities, the news
thick cream, all produced from tho paperinen traveling with the prcsi
traet of land, to serve a fine din- dent-
ner every day until after President;
Hurtling dedicates the Old Oregon! Pleas for World Court.
Trail. . ! ST. LOUIS. June 22 President
league of nations or byany other
organization."
"This could ibe done in one of two
ways," he asserted, "first, by em
powering the court itself to fill any
vacancy arising in the death of a
member or retirement for whatever
cause, without interposition from any
other bodv; or, second, by continuing
tho existing authority of the perma
nent court of arbitration to nom
inate and by transferring the power
to elect held by council and assem
bly of the league to the remain
ing members of the court of jus
tice" Should Submit Terms.
Then, anticipating the "voice . of
the , double;-." who might inquire
whether the 40 nations new repre
sented on tho court would consent
h, Miacn .liamrnu 111 llll striietlirP of
the tribunal, Mr. Harding answered"
that "to submit terms winch wo con
sider, essential to the preseraation
of our nationality is not an act of
discourtesy; it is me only lair,
square and honorable thing a great,
self-resoecting nation can do."
The crux of the conditions sug
gested, the president described as
the "making of the world court pre
cisely what its name implies."
18 YEAR OLD
BOY IS HUNG
. . FOR MURDER
deiehdants anil to me inrecied com
manding mo to sell as bv law pro
vided the hereinafter described veal
estate set out in said dccic and exe
cution to make therefrom the sum of
$1014.00 with interest thoieon at the
rate of seven per cent per .annum
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and A streets. lAjts U.iUI.' (We
.i-i'i fm house with barn ud cjitck
en .house, cow istable, yiorralf
garage, city .water, totophonof and ' JJ
urrnaru ami cnirKcn run- A iDar
g iin. tall ,Y. M. C. A. after .H
o'clock. C-2;Klf
NICE 'ROOM Vnd 2 ijieal:
iwo young ladies joy
tail Washington. M
r afay fqi
Jhovuinmer;
rsxGeibel.
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FOR SALK-ijl. l.'Wf, baly chicks
with uiotlior. Phoncf U52-J.
from thetlate of said- ieer'vc and SALE-i-Ono May-Taw electric
(Continued from pape 1)
jfct to Hie dt'uih penalty. It was fin
ally established that Ciimpbi'll-was IS
on November 1!. 1!22, whili; 1iivU
did not roach that uiro until March 5,
iy23. Duvis pleaded guilty in tho
Imperiul County superior court. lie
was sentenced to life imprisonment
lor first degreo murder on April 14,
(.'ampbcil was convicted by a Jury
and was sentenced to hanff.
It was brought out in Campbell's
trial that he ran away from homo ut
Marquette. Mich., to join Iho navy,
but was discharged from tho service
us undtiHirubie. J.hivis camo I'rom Hit -mtngham,
Ala., and had served a
term in the Alabama reformatory.
Judo Franklin J. Cole, of the Im
perial County superior court, in pass
ing tho sentence to Campbell, sal.':
"This may seem severe punishment to
you, but the evidence .showed this t
have been a most atrocious murJcr.
1C your execution deters others, from
committing similar crimes, It will bo
worth while to tho people of this
state." 1 ;
In regard to Pa. vis, the court s:iid:
"The la prohibiting the execution
of i 'murderer of ibis sort merely
because of his age is improper and
should be repealed. The jury, which
' Harding placed before? the country
hamda's .Politics Twists! Thursday night a renewed plea for
Word from Kamela state; that American ndhnrenro tn tho nerma-
city politic up there in a Mule twist- ncnt court of international justice, !trIas u "lardercr is certainly in beiicr
ed and Mayor Martin King, along "as the one and only existing I position to dntermino tho punishment
c . :L-rrrr::j;.r- "tt "i: '. -.. . I for the '.crime than the bg'hluttire.
I This was a particularly ntrociu-is
lerime and U is regi'ettabte tha; this
Ulefendant cannot be compelled " to
Ishare the penalty the law requires of
the accomplice, Campbell. This caso
should be cited to the legislature und
perhaps It would aid in modify hi-, the
law concerning hanging.'
1 Governor Kriend Hichardson m:'do
an early move to bloclc any plan for
1 executive clemency for Campbell
when he said on April 14 that tho
1 "sob sisters of California will only be
i wasting their time and energy" in Im
ipkiring him to save the lifo of Luw-
! rence Campbell. The governor sHI
ho not only is an advocate of capital
j punishment, but he believes that "ev.
efy woman in tho st.ite should wo i;
for It;-, enforcement.'
michaV-ls-sVepti
Value -Fir rt CtolheJ
fill
We are more anxious to
give you Value than you
are to receive it!
Every man likes a long run for his money and
the store that gives real value gets the run of
the customers.
That's why we would rather short-change
ourselves than slight you. We can do business
on a small profit any time but we cannot get
along without you not for one minute.
If we sold you a suit and the value wasn't in
it we wouldn't stand a ghost's show of getting
you back even in the back row.
This good capable stock of standard suits is
figured on that policy we understand men al
most as well as men think they understand
women.
?,nch;o!H-Rtf rn Tropical Suits....$W.So to $17.r,0
R. & W. Gaberdine Suits $25.00 to $ 1 1.50
Marx r.lrulo Flannel Trousers $.1.95 to $9.85
Argonaut Shirts for Pageant 95c to $5.85
Knnpher Hats for Pageant $2.45 to $7.45
Stratford Shoes ...4 $1.95 to $9.45
Headquarters for Hollies for (lie Pageant
Standard Merchandise of Quality
Chautauqua, June 21th to 29th, inclusive.
warning machine and onu scwins;
macnine jrmxl u new. jOne combi
I nation hcutini; Ktovn
table, ami chairs, hftliy bcilslc
! one dresser, anil othe
all evenings between S jffn X anil
I Sunday from 3 pm. aVTiUa Wash
! iimtcu or phoneUttfiM. U-2a-(itp
1 .
1 LOST A Heft haml
lilca.se call 2GD-J.
jtTCles. "
costs taxed at the sum of Vlm and
costs of sale i, the undersigned siior
iff of Union County. OroRon, will
on Monday the 2:ird day of July A.
D., 1U23, at the hour of two o'clock
p. ni., ut tho. outside of the freiit
door of the County Court house in
Lh Grande, Oregon, sell ut public
sale to tlie highest bidder for ca.-:h
Iho said real estate to wit: 'North
Half of Southeast Quarter audi
.Qnnlhnaul On.-irl,. nf H.vmI lw... ..f !
Oimi-I.nr rf Kectiim 8S and n 1 1- ,nt I WAN'TKD,
described us comniencing at the
n..tl..,L-f ..nvnn. nf tl.n t-,...l l,...f
Quarter of Southeast Quarter of said;1''0,?1, SAU': 015 THAplC Kor small
section 6i anil running inence s;iutl
giovc.
Finder
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Waiter a
Merchants Hestai
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SILK HOSIERY
In all shades to match your footwear.
Chiffons in black and gun metal
rods, thence northwesterly to the
northwest corner of the said South
west Quarter c.f Southeast of s-iid
Section 83 and thence east to pla-e
of beginning; 'Also the Northwest
Quarter of Southwest Quarter of
Section 34, excepting th.crefroni a
tract described as commencing at the
northwest corner of the Soutliwcs';
Quarter of Section 3-1 and running
Ihnii KO l-L tlim, ......( I.
4 vn.-ts. thnnnft- w-psh KO iod mwl! lock-
thence north 4 ros to place of be
ginning, all in Township 2 Nurlh, of'WANTRD Sewing
car- lhroc good work horses
harness and one hcavvmuiitnin
wagon. IniiuirejiiPaTnii in frmit
of Grande Hondo Slaughter llou.se.
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FOR miiNT-. grocery! store build
ing on corner Hemlock und Jef
ferson. AVill.be completed within
a Jew days. Will lease, Jniilding
11-om.ono i.o, live venrs. Good lo
cation. Phone 32 IK' 205 Ilem-
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Kange. 39 East of WillameWe '.Merid
ian in Union County, Oregon, and
also that, certain , tract described as
commencinp; at a point 40 rods west
cf the northeast corner of Section
4 in Township 1 North of Range ',',)
East of Willamette Mciidiim -in said
County and running thence west 24
rods, thence south 10 rutin, thane?
east 24 rods and thence north 10
rods to place of beginning, together
with the tenements, hereditaments
ana appurtenances tnereunto belong
ing, as well
and interest defendants and thoi
grantors had therein or thereunto on I
the 15th day of December A.
1910, or thereafter acquired therein
or thereto. 1
That said sale will be made mb-l
ject to the statutory rights of re
demption and will be subject to the
balance unpaid upon a prior mort
gage to Union Central Life Insur
ance Company of Xincinnat ti. Ohic;
LEE WARNICK,
Sheriff of Union County, Oregon.
Juno 22-29-July 0-13-20;
galcw anrons
lior $1.00 eachj
Will make bur
Id hoiisevjmrrses
Jffii-W.
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For Sale
Vcnida
Hair Nets
The kind that wear
Silk Vests
and Knickers
in pink, orchid, maize
and peach
French & Greene
Itcady-to-Wear and Shoes
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in acres, practically adjoining tho
., ..ii o. : .... i". in ii...-. inn, ii-iy aooii IOUI-IOII1I,
as i all Iho nt, lit o; holU50 Hl,,.on ljOM8 !im, 1Kirk Jiml(
b:uii; about oiu'-linU' thts ivavi Is In'
o:it!i, fhui :;t!tml. Tho pi'lrc la only.
$l,Mni.i0. 'IVriuti: S2B0 rtih. I);lIiiiiu'
jJ-!" i'.m- mtmlli. Tli la an t'.jintiunuh
I valno ami will lntTist aiiyoiio who :
j'U'Mju'M to lu'op a l'uw cows, chicken
am Hardin.
Chuniberluin's Colic and Diarrhoea
Itemrdy.
Every family should Jvcefc this pro
pnration nt brtml. dftrinc the hot rf
tho summer months. It i.s almost
I havtf a. cMi'ijt who lias a prnctic-
ally nru' Dodfjc- tonrinj; i-ar, run Ipbh
tliLin a.otMi mill's, loolta a woll as thu'
d:iy it lei't tin- liiclory. Owner oVali-en'
to huy a ivsiuvnre, and will pay cnshl
iltnVrenci! 11' (ho property 1h prleitl j
riKhtly. or will aaKUinu dii'lcicnco In
Two lotM, close int paved and tiower
all paid for, jti.sl off Kourtli trcot.
Tim prieo will interest thouo who do-
v vuiviif . in wui,ni niiUiy niiiu.l its
cost,.. " -liuy it 'noWJ-lAdv.
Let a Want Ad find your buyer.
Ouch! Lumbago Pain!
Rub Backache Away
Instant Relief with a
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacobs Oil."
small
Kidneys cause Backache? No I
They have no nerves, therefore can
not cause pain. Listen I Your hack
ache is caused by lumbago, sciatica
or a strain, and the quickest relief is
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil."
Kub it right on your painful hack,
and instantly the soreness, stiffness
I and lameness disappears, uon t stay
t crippled I Get a small trial bottle of
"St. Jacobs Oil" from your druggist
! and limber up. A moment after it is
applied you'll wonder what became of
i the backache or lumbago pain.
Rub old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil"
J whenever you have sciatica, neuralgia,
' rheumatism or sprains, as it is abso
lutely harmless and doesn't burn the
: skin.
I h;ive ii modern house, practically
nix rooni.s, two bedrooms, and an in-j
elosed ttlerpiiitf porch, full basement, I
heal i plant, wash trays, break fust. I
nook, laundry chute,, built-in mirror;
house bulll last fall, on paved filroet
rrood plumblm? and wlrlnj.:. Immed
iate po.-jst'jsHion can he given.
YOUR PORCH
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Porch Shades
Can be made dry and comfy by using
AERGLUX TORCH SHADES .
Call Us loi Prices
11.) Bohnenkamp Co.
Sevi ral f-antill houaeo
on ca:jy paymcnla.
(priced rluht
An cxtiaordinary Cine ".'t
lu May 'ark, Just outside l
Ms; very best of roil, truit and in
provementHt IrriKnled, ch eti le HhlH, tL,;it
two lanre chicken house!; and pi ns, t
large 7 -room 2 -story housf, parage, '
work illlOp, cold nlor:i;:r, cte. I will
sell this place $-t,(HHi.(Mi below lis ac
tual cash value if taken at. one,
(.lood terms. Iiintiire for K. I). I'ralt
':;;;vn::,;::; Geo. H. Cwrrey
m
Pyramid Land
Company
Meals Served
Wahids of Any Slyle
Chop Kticy und NoodhH served
in conneetlou
Will he f;l:id to Ht-rve dnnr.es and
parlies of nay kind
lruK Arc tho l.csi and t'leiia
l C'heapi'st ItiUcs
Liberty Grill
a I Drpol
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"Ti-iE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE'
Silk and
Soisette
Shirts
OF REAL VALUES
MADE
BY
EARL & WILSON
The Toggery
Amlrrws Rrm.
Everything in Men's
Wear
uo I on Know
That
A
OXFORDS
More men than ever are asking for cool,
fiummc.ry oxfords. Getting away from the old
idea that they're effeminate. ' . ,. . .
Discovering that they're the most comfort
able shoes any man can wear in summer.
$5.50 to $10.00
ASM BROS.
"The Stoic That Keeps Faith with the People"
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The New Sommer Grill serves a special noon
day luncheon for fA: a plate and an evening
dinner for 7c a plate, and that it is equal to
anything and even belter than anything you get
elswhere for twice the price, and do you know
that it i.s served by nice, clean and courteous
waitresses and prepared in our sanitary kitchen
by a chef that knows how.
Think this over and cum.' in and be convinced.
Once you come, we know you will return. Don't
forget the place
MOW SOMMER GRILL
Conic;" Washiiiu'lon and Depot,
Across from Ihc Elk's Temple ,
Decious & Slutz
Proprietors
All White Help
A.R'C.A-B.E.
TODAY AND SATURDAY
CAN YOU TAME A FLAPPER?
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SUNDAY
What a merry modern Eden-, of
lovely gowns, jazz palaces and
lounging lovers Flapper Eva was
living in.
Till Adam came along.
Then Eva turned over a new leaf.
From the sparkling Broadway
comedy hit.
- VAUDEVILLE SUNDAY
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