La Grande evening observer., October 06, 1923, Image 5

Saturday, October 6, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Lot of President Has
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Local News In Brief
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COM IN ft KYUNTS
October 7 "Kant crn Oregon Os
teopaths meet in Baker.
October 1J Imbler American
Legion stages Apple Gulch celebra
tion. October 13 1.. II. S. plays Un
Ion high football team at Union.
October j 17-30 B. P. O. L
stages "Days of '49" here.
October 14 China pheasant
season optna ut sun-up.
October 19 L. H.S. playa Mil
ton high football team here.
October 20 China, pheasant
season closes ut sun-down. ; '
October 27 Pendleton high
foothali ti'um i1uh L. if. iy, here.
October 31 Deer season close;;
at iin.ilown,
November 10 Hukcr high foot
bull team plays I H. H. at Uakor.
Novemlier 17 I.. H. S. football
team plays Knion high here.
November 24 L. H. 8. football
team plays Wallowa high ut Wal
lowu. November 29 Thanksgiving
football game h e re bet wee n 1 : n -terprise
and 1,. H. S.
Two Weeks' Trip Km led
Mr. and Mrs: B. A. Ilenham and
lr. und Mrs. C. H. Oasselt have re.
turned home, after spending two
weeks In Portland and nttendlng the
Btato fair nt alem. Mr. and Mrs.
Ci:isset visited their daughter, Mrs.
Cecil Anderson, of Marshfield. Ore
gon. They made the trip by car. .
,
WHI Clilertuin Teachers
Tho ladles of the Neigh horliond
club will entertain the teachers of
La Grande at the Country club. Sat
urday, October 13. The committee
in charge are planning a delightful
afternoon and all members of the
club are urged to be present.
To Attend Convention
Dr. J. I. and Dr. Margaret lnirle.
of Lu Grande, will attend the clinics
4of the Kiislern Oregon Osteopathic
society In Baker tomorrow. Dr. In
gle Is scheduled to make an address
before the physicians using "l-'nhlj.
Kducalion" as his
topie. Ir. Malt
nnd wire of Pendlftnn
n. Miu join men.
In ha Grande, thence drivinir to
ker early Sunday morning.
Will IlevKc School HMuries (
HLlDLLHl.l.t... OAI ). t.t 1111..U is stock industries in Wallowa! None of ths Industrial experts with
to have ... moueru history l.as'.l iipon (whom Chancellor Stresemann con-
devolopmentr. Iran the lm.e of tho, ..j s( for )u.su fu,rs for rt.rml on ,,, Viuestlon of entering a
brench revolution to the outbreak ofj.hl,y B,V(J VQIVIC ,0,.,. colM.ugc, show Ircslrictcd cabinet appeared attracted
the world war. ., .i,.,t m. r.ii,.r rllnw iH ,lntiii'l,v ihn nrnNiierta of otlarreling with
Caim ('allnl orr
line: to heavy raiie.. Hie 1,11
(iraude high se-li4H)l-ahiiniii TikiI
ball giuuei se-hoelule'el fur this af
ternoon, was calleel off.
n
i MKHAKi Jtow I f
You want "what they're
wearing" not "what
they've worn." . .
Whether it was to
force a man to buy new
apparel or to force
him into a style bank
ruptcy if he didn't we
don't know
But, one thing is sure
men's styles have
changed as quickly as
your radio can develop
static when company
calls:
Suits - O'coats - Hats
Shirts everything ex
cept' pajamas and un
derwear are different in
line and this store is
keeping in step with the
new turns as faithfully
as a boy follows a circus
parade.
Michaels-Stern Suits
,2-1.83 to $34.30
Michaels-Stern O'coats
18.S3 to $38.30
Arrow Shirts
$1.13 to $7.83
Travelo Hollywood's
idea in Sweaters
$7.13 to $10.83
Society Silk Shirts
S3.S3 to $12.30
Lanpher Fall Hats
$2. 13 to S7.43
Schol-Wil Fall Caps
93c to $4.23
English Wool Hose
73c to S2.43
Xettleton Fall Oxfords
awl Shoes Just in
$12.00 to $13.00
Ciint'sClotbiery
nm Klurp With ft ouscleuce.
1 "" " I
XTRA
"lin(yM Moore AYlns
sr. MM' IS. ,J. l IHnty"
Moon-, nir mull pilot. slutJouctl
ut Mirth IMittle, .chruskn, won
tin? Detroit .News air mail tro
pli.v by flying 180.12 miles nt mi
meni-ie stcctl of 121. OS miles
. per hour.
Wn nl k C hi uei I o rr.
,(M M . Chancellor St i-cm-innnii,
In a spini-h brforr llir
(ieriiiun ItclrhMng tohiy. mroiil
tm; to h lie I'll n correspondent of
I he Central News. mi Id the
HefchMng will le a-ked to rr-iimnu-e
ils i-IIiIk for n long
time nnd grant n much greater
power li the cabinet.
Stands fur Kepuhlic.
MCMCII. Dr. ou Khr. Ua
arlan military dictator. Itslny
denied the reports that he favor
ed reslorutioii ur a monarchy
and mi id he Mood for rcMTa
tiou of the republic.
Late Market JInhcs.
I'lllULAM) Wheat, Hard
White $1.05; Western red $1.02
I.ieMnL markets nil steady, al
mj eggs unit butter steady.
According to JCobcrt Withyeombc,
manager of the state experiment sta-
WALLOWA HAD i
BEST Fill
ITS HISTORY
Won at t'nion, the fair being held utl(JJgJg EDS
'
nu-i1110" ' county has ever had.
IIUW.I eouiii Hiio iiiivi. j
I noticed u lot of good things
r there," said -Mr. WUhycoinbe,
",,u ,fc ,".," 1
and it all told me pluinly of the nd
'and in a general vuy act ns exponeuu
of the great progress which tho coun
ts making.
IRRIGATION
CONGRESS IS
ADJOURNED
(ilonlinuecl irom l:ige unc;
eon;;re."s In behalf of the binlth-.Mc- je'Hmi.n.iing that most modern danc
Nary bl!!. Unfr teachers "know nothing at all
The eor.gre's.1 believes that the f't-Hi)0ut ,liot. and confine their work
lure of irrigation Is assured and mat ,
Ihe neoide fhQiild look at this do
vilopinent optlmislleally and aid it
in every way. and elemands Ihe com
mittee on Irrigation appointed by the
governor lo g"t. logother and fulfill
the purpose for which it was formed
as they have so far elone nothing.
The convention commended by reso
lution Iho rortlanil chamber of com
merce tor lis untiring eiioiea ... ,
hail' of rcclamalietn. and
the flute orr
(iregon will eon lime lo guaraa.ee .-,
ton Irrigation lionils 11 11 lonowc ;
tho resolution of Ihe eongrt-ss.
Tho
execilllvo conilniltee was all-
:horid to make arrangements to-
ward raising funds to provide the
lil l igaUon intereMs tllionghollt 1110
Male wan a resu.ei.i r.-i.ei-. ......
wlio could devote his lull time In
;ili.-ii- behalf. Tho Vale commercial
,4:1 ul, and citizens of this vie-inlty re
i;eive.l a rising vole of thanks for tho
hosnltiilllv exloniled lo the delegatea.
I 1: I-: Hlieiiherd or Jerome. Idaho, i
I.,,,,.,',., ,.f Hi.. Twin Kills nrolecf.
lireiiai-e.l a paper on tile buslnes.'l end
Ul 11 l IK'.l "-.
l-'orlnor tJovernot- Jamcij T. Ilawley
I of liuiso, Idaho, spoke on "IMonoor
'irrigation In Jclaho." "We must rea
It-r Irrigation," said Governor llaw-jof
jo , ier .til 01 11. . .am. Minn, '".woicn i .n- ...uiue. v. ..11 ,,,,.
rrodm-lng with the use or water at
I M10 present time and was but a lies
ert in lore, has added and is adding
wealth to our stale and country."
e"au.!- -M. l'.rislol or , rortlaud
proiiiiM-.l aid of the American l.eglon
:of Oregon. Senator t'harles I,. .Mc
.Niiry or Salem, si.oke on the Smith-
'..icNary bill. I'ongressmait N. J. Sln
I'olt of The Dalles .-.-.plained Ihe dll'l'l-
cullies faced by the Oregon delega- I
i.-. hi .11 ii.iifiii-.o in ,,,-.i ..'.
gain recognition for oiegon and tlio
west.
I.. I:, llreithaupt, county iigriciil-
tiiral agent of .Malheur county ex
plained the methods or coml.ullng Ihe
ull'aifa weevlll. J. W. IJrewer of Port
land. t;.-orge I.. Itaker, mayor of Port
land. I'aul V. .Maris, Senator It. N.
Stanr.el.l ami W. 11. B. I-lodson of
rurtlalid also spoke.
Ori'ie-crs Uee-liil.
James .M. Kylo of Stanri.-ld w.11
unanimously re-elected president of
the irrigators. The other ol'lleers are:
J-'irsl vi e-in-.-sid.-nt, A. 1.. Wishward
of KUuimlh Fall!'; hccoihI vlce-prosl-
drill, 11, K. Imk: of Hood Klvt-r:
Un rd k i-pr sid en I. H. f . Kcnnard.
ui Vuli-: forth vh-c-pn-fldcnt. A. H.
Srdrn. ! r. of Sllvi-r like; Hecnd.iry
in ii.-iin r. W. K. -Mcacha in. of lUik-r.
'I'hc tollov. inn w rr appoiottil iim-iii-Ihtk
fif h" cxcciitive coiiiiiiltli-c:
A. Sl- wanl. of llakcr; Wjlford Allen.
f (iralitw I "a I; I:. H. I'lartnoivl. of
;ih-; John H. I. ' all. of 1'ortland:
C.i oiki' Aih n, of tMitario: 1 . H. Sv
urn. of I'r ndli-toTi, and iS. G. lirow
ii. II, of 1'ortland.
l'r.iiif lirwr Ih-manl.
AI.MANY. i 'r A fniiK' dr-T
uuilni iit valued at $.".o and S
of uriin'-B 1" loni;inB to J. V
l;raley
and K. T. LaSal'e were dftrovd ly
!itr Tii's-iav nicht n'ar Alhiny. The
UutldiuK and rtuipnn ut fir, well an th
i. 'lines wirro only paruaiiy rTn
iiuranc. The fire ortuinait-d hi
1
tin
r- nnd l" t"i' work-
,, ,,.- i,t ...t fci.tfi,-i,.;ii u.ii.r r.t fiul.f
'iii'i'.a the
Hlnntiire wu
WAHH1NOTON. (AP) Modern " Noble, Honorable. Venerable, Wise,
presidents may have a large amount and Prudent, .Lords, Emperors,
of routine work devolving upon 'Kings, Republics. Princes. - Dukes.
Ihem, but thero are boiiio details. at-'Karls, Ilarous. Sehepens. " Judges,
tended to regularly by their early Councillors" uud tt long list of other
predecessors, that are hardly consld- officers "of all the good cities and
ered to the White House. places who shall see these prenenta
Among these, according to ChurhVor hear them read" to recognize the
Kohcn, Washington philatelist and American registry,
document collector, was the trifling Mr. Kohen has uIho n number of
detail of signing ships' clearance pa-.envelopes showing tho dlffereneo In
pers. Among u number of nnelent postal rules and . speed of service
documents Mr. Kohen recently pick-'since the early days pf the post
ed up were two such clearances fortnff.ee. One contained u letter signed
u..i..ii '..ua..in n Rimed " O. Wash-'bv James Madison as secretary of
Inuton," Iho other bcurlnif tho mrcc
serawly slgnuturo of John Adiima.
The paper signed by Washington
in September 17U4 attested lo the
fact Ihut Ihe S2-lon schooner "Kilns.'
r.i Vi.n- Vnrk una owned lv cltta-M
of the now niitlon and nils duly iil -
I.......1 In ...t :iil for the Weal I lullon '
wltli a cargo of flour, hoops, onions,
staves, shingles .and scantlings. The
from was made out in English.
French and Dutch.
Tho document signed by President
Adams boru nlso as a countersign the
signature of Timothy Pickering, se
cretary of slate: was dated August
17:18; showed the proper nationality
ofilho small sloop "Kmleavour." and
gave leave to depart from Portland.
Maine, lo JJemcriimi. with a cargo
or boards, oara, butter, f lull, flour,
tar, pilch and beef.
The most intoreallng section of
those clearance papers was an nttest
at the bottom ot tho sheet praying
that ".Most Herein', .Serene, Most
Puiaiint, Pulsant, High. Illustrious
PULITZER PLANE
RACE TO BE HELD
THIS AFTERNOON
ST. LOUIS CAP). I'liu spectacle of(uM,
man flvlnir Hitnroxlmatelv four miles, IMtO
per minute is set for this afternoon
t han Hirn ntrUed UA'tlltorS of t lie
...... nuw nitniini? ihn hltrhest-
powered airplanes, clash for honors In
the Pulitzer trophy race, the speed
derby of international air races.
It is expected that many speed rec
ords wilt be shattered.
l?fllt DAOTV
x j u XV M. iliVX A.
WITT V TtWVlVVI'i next Wednesday and vole In lavor pi
KULilii IVHiVIVIjU... ,,., ,Mn mllat i,,.
(Continued from Dago 1)
,., ,
the relchstag anil politely Informed
tliu chancellor that the elimination
of parliament would be a primary
precondition to :tny serious attempt at
internal reconstruct ton.
BALLET CHIEFS
NOW ORGANIZED
,
KUT ,jAKE ,.,TV, L:ln. (An
. . . ,u. sm)U, form ,,r ball
room dance." Ktofano Mascugo 01
New York, nationally known danc
ing master, has announced that the
llallet Teacher's Association of
America was being organized so thai
"tho real art or duncing may be
maintained."
The founders of Iho new organiza
tion, besides Mr. Masreago. are lYed
k,.mi.. w.isl... Will-
lam I". Chris'.ens-.n or Ugden. llnh.
, .. , t-. 1.
chrislensen ot Salt l.ake
- -- ,.,.,. 1 llml
,, l i, ...,,,t.rulil.
j11" "."-' i..
.
of Hanclng. eoincidenl with Iho or-
,.
We havo no personal iuarrel
wllh any inember or Iho American
Association, either personally or of
ficially," said Mr. Maseago. "We
are forming Iho new organization
because the American
Association
the iinport-
111.8 failed lo emphasiz
anco and significance or Ihe bullet
"Social elaneing
lms Ils rlglitful
place," asserted l I'. Chrislensen.
"but It Iho dignity and worth of
dancing Is to bo maintained as a
Herlous art. an art demanding years
study and training, tho bullet.
.must be given carerul attention
H.'U.l.iuartors or the new dancing
association. It was announced will be
imilnlalned temporarily in Salt l.ake
1:1 1. v.
ScIkmiI lludget Ijower
Sl-:.sl 1 HO. nr. nf - school dis
tricts submitting budgets to'llie Ulat
stui eounlv tax coiiinilsHlon, 14 are
,klng for less money than last year.
inn, t ..is tire increasing eueir enunm.e
;.j - wt.nty ,orL. wm (,c heard from dur-
'lntf the week. Seaside, Warrentou anil
ii.arhurt have iiiconipb-lcl-JTAOlNN
tlriuhitrl have rcpor.til, hut ttic huil
gt'ts are .ncom.l ?te. AMlorlu hi l"'n
illnwrd until OrtolM-r in lo report,)
ami HummunuV the firth lucorponttcd t
city in L'lutHOji county, him not bfeii
htunl from, mi til Hrniun Wise, we-
fi-luri In IVn' nmmlMHlon.
Thn tumlency to rt'Otire tuxeti
thought tu he due to thu umiKUid
imhllcily Miiiched to thu cxpunw
tlmuU-s which ure IjIhk luld hefon?
tho tax coniniiMnlon for thd first lime
this year, aatd Mr, W inv
Clan UiiimiiM-nt nt ii-nifs
or lilllCOlll'f Puii'iit
JANKSVIJJ.K. 111., AI') After
i ars of in gl t t tin- Bruvi a of ThoiiuiK
and Natny Lincoln, father mid Mep
tnothcr of Abraham IJutoln, uro to
he given attention.
Thiw nV"pt mounds, jn a nearby
de.-olato Kraveurd, "are mark' d only
by iinchiaHcd utonea nmd rotiKh h)
(uuripiM who have chipped souveiilro
from them.
Th lllluoia district of the I. Ions
hit'-rnatlonal haa undertaken to raine
Iifundtt umoiig Ita inenibera to erect ;i
! fitting monunient at the gravi s. j
Itlm k hniubt. liHtH-ixTatc.
WM.P.M. nr. Th.. Iloval IMM.-k
Kuit-'hts of In land, with capil il stock :
oi li"n hii'I headiuart rt In Portland,
hB been incorporated by Martin 1M
Johnston. J. i:oand rt und wai
ter C Llford. Tin- nuriiobe ol uie or
.unuUiMion n To promote ill'- wt irare
'and aociul luteruaui ot its meniuera.
nlnU". In ISM. to Jumrs .Sli.ul.' ol
Porlmnoulli, N. H., und lion
BlHinp showing Iho fi-o for tin- trip
lo luive bwn ten cilia. Anoth.'i
carried u h'ttr-r from tho rrc'iil i
Amundsen polur expedition, ailUivus-
ed to President HiirdinR. nhkh wan
nonl by uirphino. to Nome, Alaska.
nd thence across the continent to"
Washington for 12 cents, Including o
registration fee.
Another Interesting document lnQ
this collection Is one relating to theo
history of Ihe famous Lord Fairfax.
who was granted Inrg'j estates Into
during early colonial history. Lord
Thomas prayed the sheriff of' Lon
don County, which udjoined , his
estates, ,10 take Into cuslmly Ann
Seward who was charged wlllt tres
passing upon tho Fairfax eslato in
1703. According to tho yellowed.
lorn manuscript. Iho said Ann Intel I o
wrought damages estimated at 660
pounds, for which the aalil Lord
Thomas required payment.
BOND ELECTION
DUE WEDNESDAY
(Continued from Pago 1)
making u. total of nearly $-5,-when
the bonds become due.
These figures are approximate and
figured low. There, arc. companies
huiylng as high us five and one-half
per cent interest on issues 01 ems luuu.
wiile'h In the ileuiod stated would In
crease materially the total fund. In
lact would take care of It.
"Kvery voter In tho district who i.-
Interested In tho piogre'ss of tho clly.
and who w-ould not care to seo the
tnxnnycrs lltoially slrangleil when tho
I bonds become due, will go to the polls
rcinoinbeivd: Iho bonds must bo paid.'
. If a crime is a result of poverty,
who finances the bootleg business1
rater: A naniu boys apply to fa
thers since woodsheds havo become
garages.
Life Is a cycle ot accidents and III
ncssi's. Then things come, unexpi'el
edly, often times unheralded when
sickness arises, remebor Ihls Is tho
capable drug store, tho place whore
y" -'"" a prescriptions put up
:in a, dependal)lo way and for a rea-
sonablo talco. .-There ia an asinirance
or quality as well as erroctness. a
guarantee of whatever salislaclory
rosulls good medicines properly put
together can give. The doclor per
haps will adviso you the same way.
Wo will always do our best to give
and hold your confidence and pa-
'tronnge. Kilverthorn-wrlglil s ram-
lly Drug Store. lu-j-ir
:i tt tt ts tt tt a "
K All material for tins column !
tt must lie entered for publication .
tt not later titan 9:00 o'clock on
tt the day of publication. Any
tt matter submitted alter that tt
tt hour will be hultl until the fol- !
tt lowing day for publication. l
!! tt ti n k
WANTKI)--Wonian for general house
work. ISHS I'irst street. l'lione
06-lt. 111-u-ir
KOII HUNT-Three light housekeep
ing rooms. Call 1UJ-.M. lU-O-ill
l-'olt iiAl.li .liiiou new Spohano brick
Phono lu-li-3li
I'Oll SAI.IC Two bed springs. Ihree
nuurtor bedslead an.l a small
heating stove. (.'all l:i-& T and
Fir. 10-0-11
WANTIvf) All- members or- I.. O. O.
.M. fei. S.'.ll wlio will provide ears
.Monday evening at ti::io ror our
tripxJ.o Baker, please notify I'll her
lr. Mayville or I )r Miller and be
ut 9.0.0. 1'', hall promptly by U : :(.
Hylllctalor. lll-G-lt
rolt BAI.i; Piano. In good erondl
llon. Cheap. loS Cedar. IO-9-:il
LUST Urown auituiHo with O. A. .
sihrki-r. n.sir Ixhinit t'.ty. Klinhr
rrlurn to 01jmtvit. Kt-wunl. .
10-0-4tp
vANTKI AucniM 8ll Kiuininli-ed
hoshry. dlnet rroin mill to wear
er. Salary paid for full time or
spare liotirH. All siylm In cotton,
heather and uillis. Inlernallomil
KnttlliiK Mills, NorriHluwn, I'a.
10-U-ltp
WANTKI) More saleMp-o)le In
towns and tiths. No bond requir
ed. K.O products KxlraeiH. splet s.
soaps, lolh-t arlldes. food products,
medlclms. I. urgent company. I test
itiullth-K. Most co-opt-ratlon. Hus
tlers iunk tl." an hour. Write
W. T. Italelgh o., ft. ,.,S4S. Oak
laud, t'allfornla. lu-li-It
WANTKIi A good ateady gmtle-
manly Kih-Hiuan to bundle a Ward's:
wagon In t'nion couniy. No exp-r-
nee m-i-ded. l or full pJiruciiiars
vrHe promptly to lr. Ward's M'd-
b al l ompany. Winona. MinncHola.
Kutubllshrd ' M.'Hl.
! T'-Mi HA l-K - llargain. J-room housi
uml lot Hilh nice, tn-es. Ini"'lre f
Obs rver. la-fi-jip !
V.' A NTT 1 1 - To (far from o n-r Imv
inir farm or iititntprn d land U-
Illack, CM.."M.
, li).C-ltp
, iit . .hmii
j lull, Wlacoiisin,
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DIRECTORY
PROFESSIONAL
OKTKOI'ATIHO I'HYHICLVNB
m. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
ture and Diseases of womon ane
children a specially. Office phonr
MiJn 106. Itesicienro phone Mail
106 two rintrs. Simmer Ililile.
A1TORNI3YS
OCHRAN nnd iSBHRHARD Oea t
Cwl.ran and Colon It. Kherlisrd, A
tornoys. La firande N&tlnnal I'anl
RulMlnii
ClUIKOPKAOI'Ott
rn. DELt.B MYEflii, Chlrooraotot
New Foluy HuildliiH. Houra 10 to 1
. si.. 2 to 6 p. m. and 1 to 8 p. n
7-J4-1
OR. J. E. WOODKLL Chiroprnctoi
and Nul-uroputh. Skin and blood di
seases, headaches, appendicitis
backaches, rhounintism, asthma, ec
tenia, varicose veins, u.11. kinds ol
stomach, heart and kidney troubli
successfully treated- Blood pres
sure reduced. Diseases of womet
and children a specialty. Suite 2(
Somnier Mlflg. Plionu 1U7-W. Itesi
ilcnce riione 1110-W. .
DENTISTS
.XATI'lli; (UJltK
"H. A. N. MAYVli.l.K nix:c!llt '
chroaln dlnensus. Mutli.Tdn, Mechano
Ihurauy and Nnl tiropnl h. 8kln an.
blood dliMtHHCA. nei-voaa diaesaHi
Chronic HeadAe'.ie, Hcanms. BcIaiIc
Apprndlellln. Constipation. Bowe,
Trouhlt,; ail kind .of Chroulc Di
aensea au.-ceasrully fruited. Phon.
aialn &113. It'.oni 1, z, 8, second flooi
ejoollngu llldg., oppoHlts titar Thea
ter. orriea lionao. 10 to 11 a. n
1:10 to d:iiu d. ra. Coltaultatlun fru.?
t-4-tl
MANO TtJNUlW
SXPRIIT PIANO 'J'UMINfl Clean am
voice your piano will.. ml eitr
charge. Work Kuaranleed. Call New
Un Hook lltore r..r appolnlaiont. no.
a. Phillips. 4-lS-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
O. O. W. 1,(1 Ornnit LoflKfl No. Stil
Loyal OriT-tV of Moobo. hold ictfula.
muetlDK ovurjr 'ihurntlsy nlpht ti
p. m. t oild V uliowa' linl.. Th
Women' Mo.eh;rt KeKlon meet
fneotii aut:und Monflny ut eacb month
Vlaltora alwyn wr-kome.
A. N. MAYVU.LK, Dictator.
C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary.
B, P. O. Elk Orande LoaKtt Nt,
411. lauuRe inceta eacb Thurarta)
venltiK at 8 oVlock. Ilutiti and eld
orivilt-n cheerfully extended to al
Brolli'T KUn.
De Lile Gresn, KxaMcl Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
ODKHN WOODM1CS OP AMI-:niCA
La firanda Camp No. 703 am eta m
th f(rl Ttu.rn(iav pvnn of acti
Month. In the K. nf P. hall. Vlaltlnu
Nelgbbora WHicoma.
k. a, ravoo. V. C.
JAKH IlOSroUK. Clark.
i B. mnA A M. l.a nmndfl lof1e No
at. A. F. and" A. M.. hoMa regular
neatlniia first and third KriUaya ai
i ,u o. ui. Cordial walcuua lo all
laaona.T HNODOHABB, W. IL
B. R. HINflO, BHcrutary.
F. O. KACJLKaS, Acric No. 259, meets
every l'nday niKht at haKlcs Hall.
Visitinjc mmhers wcirome.
1IAHUY T. KDWAR03, Bcc.
, KVKItKTr WALKKK. W. P.
7M)IMKN fiV I'HK WOllLO J
flrjnda Carno No. lfi. Moeta avert
honday nlKht at Knul-a Mall. Ai
visiting Neighbor welcome. Du
payable at the offlcs of thv chirk
Hon mi 21-22, La Grand Nation
Bank Building.
J, J. Murrhlann, C C.
fl. J. K ITCH KN, Clerk.
(NI'iHTri OK PVTHM8 lied Croa.
lode No. 1J mi ni r Mond a
evening In Caatla Hull (K nf P
Halt), at p. m A Pythlao walootn
to all vlsltltift Knlghta.
K. C. KIK1.DR. a C.
I. flR.MM. K. K. It
O. a- M.M"P tnipier f o. i, . tu. d. (
ond ani fourth Wednt-adayt of each
JiKMh V UlltfiS IUjU"1 UUldiKII
, -AR-HA r.U.IMTT PARKER. W.
4JfNA 8. OKOVBi. Bm. '
el.Timo
Frocks
aid
Coats
For Winter
With novel new touches,
colorful embroidery re
lieves the severity of
Twill Street Dresses,
making them suitable,
for street or afternoon.
Fur trimmed wraps
that charmingly com
plete the evening cos
tume and arc also con
servative enough for
shopping.
French and
Greene
Olio Ballot .Measure.'.
Si;lil..ii Kwiviury or Statu
Keizer lias inallixl :iri),ntn voters
,Ianiplite't.H .liirnruiiiig veiters 'of
Ori'gon of Ihe ivreriluin eh'i'lion
to bo lielel oil November (Itll. But
one irtcsui-e Hint or the stale
ine'oiiie' lax will appear em the
ballnt. Approvlmnlcly lla.lllltl vo
lors havo reglstcreel fen the cle'e'
tlon. Superior Circulation
A Real Healing Stove
at
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
NEW BEADS
Just received a shipment of new
Heads for that hag you are going
to make for a Christmas gift.
Instructions Free
Art & Baby Shop
i;vi;itv I mini;
8011111101' Hold lildK.
star
Today - Sunday
DUST1N
FARNUM
"Bucking the Barrier"
He was Kit Carcw of the Klondike with
a doubled fist for his enemies and a
doubled faith for his friends.
Also Showing
AL ST. JOHN in
"YOUNG AND DUMB"
Tw o Reels of Mirth
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