La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 13, 1923, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, October 13, 1023, nowinfhisco Idi'fi-nd hl laurala an I he i2U inl 230-yitnl li'ittfhH. A hih-cIh! rxlilhl llon of jnmtrinc timl Imtflmll Hirctw ilnp will mt Wriv.k MuIIit, iill-uroiiinl , rornn-p Culirorniu .1'. Blur. In mrtlon. Hnnk-lli;itl Mumlity nlffhi. October I., Y. .M. I. court Hiiei'Him'nl" iikhCh (Miinli't, J'nriric 'oitHt wlnm-iH ovir :tll A. A. T. hums und !!:.'" world Headquarters -of National r.o... the kuvy, Murm... Atumta. c Hi;ii- mornlntf. Hie (OrOTES THICK NEAR GIBBON SINKS FOLLOWING Organization Removed to "7"- "vv Z7i mo r Pi i. -Va t- I'Mnilniiltoii tourmy. Tin IHtrirlct 0fl'" " Golden Gate City Prepar- Columbia io .i.hih h to .m.-r a ruv."', p f atory lor Convention. A hk ruin night until Kt'OUIlU 18 In fur full plowing und ht(I .Swimming Nfptunt- Hnit-h, A In f im-ilii, Thursday, OiIoImt IK. f ri vi - 'tntlniiH Imv WVismulh-r, McGllvury, of the I IIIimhh Athletic ('lull, title . hohlft'H In tlu-lr evi-ntR. Gorji! Hchorth, l'ttttiftc- CoiihI record nmn. Ik tentative. Al White, pnnt-nt nutional Indoor nnriiiKhfrnrd champ, will enter the dtvlnK meet. lilfle 'Content October IT. to lit. IncliiHive, at I.i'onu J h-lfchlH nirw BAN . FIIANVISfO (Special) American l'KPi national houd-iuar-tiM have been moved here tempor arily for the Legion national conven lion to bo held tin Kan KraiuHac ) Oct. 15-1 y. National Adjutant Lemuel Nolle and stuff or 3d people, from Indian upolla this week took ornc room on all four floora of the Civic Auditori um where tho convention is to btt OnkJand. ' The C orwia State Legion lield. UoIIch pronouncing It the lnt team will defend Its national title, 4Klon nieetinif plucu ho hud ever won taut year In New Orleans pecu. ajfainl 20 or more teams reprewnt- W'lth the. nrrival of nutional I-c- lng Legion main DepartmentH the gion Icadoi'H, tho Han I'ruiiclnco con- army, navy und murines volition committee htvideii ny uencr- Hhh'IiiII Monday, October Id, at al Hunter Liggett ih devoting it at- ja0flc Coast League 1'ark. Ill Ke- tcntion to huuslng tho HiO.imio vlHit-'n(j0 i()Stt Df .Southern California, om who urg exported to urrtvif for H(ale ,(.Klon champion will repre tho conclave opening Monday. Two ,., ,,K. W(.H, UKUnHt a team from hundred hoteln are swinging open Wadlnglon, !. C ineir uoors to mo delegation arriv ing on special train a dully. Mora than GO hotel wjll he uwd uJt head quarter for statu departments und nutional bod I cm having to do with Mr. ami Mm. Hugh Hobie went to been Hent to Johnny .' ' """ ion .ionmiy. Norman lint and In I ,Irirrv -MrHe. Itltd Ite.-d and Clark Kootbatl Hunday, October 1 i. ! p. in., at Kwing Kield. The noted Artfenlian Club, with hIx former I nlvurHlty of California ... Airffin ii... i t,.i. illvii,,-,. ,wi wonoer piiiyern, uieiuuinK nnuiv i! ''ji? ...'i i'l" ,,w.i..iv ..ii r hi. ii MuMiT, will meet Ihe champion team will hold their unnuai convt'iiliomC of l',n Cacitlc Cleel. There will probably be u Hucond K"ie Wednea- hnca i.vt ur,.,.b- . lMmi-i,!., (,.)w.m nrrt lidni iiiit'" Oetober 17. uImo IJwIng Kleld. ,,,, ,..... probably the Mare Inland Bailors ii.lrin,,l.ir..H in..), nninin in Mm nil another fleet team. schedule are a navy day luncheon ointf WivHlllnsr lixhlbiilon Mnmini- nt uhirh Admiral It. 15. "t High Jinks parly. Civic Audltor- mnni- will h. tl... iriieHt of honor. I ' Tuemlay nifTlit. October Ifi U "Promenade of the Allies' Monday JAinonff those who huvo offered their ItlKlit arranged by Ilrltlwh, J'Vench s'tviucb nru vvime luiciue, lonnei and Italiun and lielirluu IckIoiih; A lightweight chumplon; Jimmy Hrltl, X-Ilirh Jinks I'urlv for all delctfatos C. 1'. Ueul, of tho Olympic Club, Tuewduy night, for which Chief of A. K. 1'. champion of Hlberlu, while 1'ollce Iuu O'llrien hm planned box- the urmy, navy and marine crops ing und wrusllInK' cards and Includ- have slKnlfled their Intentions of ad lug a battle royal und exhibitions by ding attractions. two former champions, Jlmmie Jtrlltl Tennis Dr. Hummer Hardy, prewl- tttid Willie Uttchlc, dancing on hoard dent of the Calltornla Tennis As tho I'aclfic fb'et Mondiy ufternoon snrlation, will postpone events In the and nltrhtli , dancing ut downtown Hlate ehauiploinjhlps on Weilnesday, hulls lor which thousuurls of prHly October 17, to ullow for the exhibl- pa I'ti urn will be provided; daily sight ( Hon appeurunee of William T. TMden. Boeing tours culminating In a visit national champion; Willhim John to truns-bay points on l-Yldtiy, Oct, Hn, Wimbledon title uiuii; Hrlun I. JU, and a sports and aviation pro- ct Norton. Ihe Houth Afrlciun. and irram wllhoul equul on tho viwt MUnu,( Alonxo. Spanish champion, const. I These men positively will appear. Jolo ltuy. Charlie Hunter, Charlie TniH ,1V(int wl, ,uk) r),UOl! .ut lh(1 Brooklim of Jowa, Clarence do Mar, n,.fi;,.ey Tennis Club. Normnn Hons ull champions in; in addition there will be a gen thulr lines-will partake In track und ((,ni ,on (,,nniH fournaiuenL for twlmming meets to be held Oct. 18. IM1.)luis. The Georgia single and William Johnston. Manuel Alon.o of (lo)lhhH dinners of last year will be Hpaln, Vincent Itli-hunls, the Mnsey ,.,,,,( jirothera, and Helen Wills, woman'n , ' tide holder, will uppear in tenntit ex- "t ""11 tl,l'H f hlbltloiiK Wednemiav. (let. 4l 7- Two convention, will be featured by an! football framed between Legion men H"eil went to Athena .Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Trefile Hears went to I'endleton Monday. Mrs. Guy Jiayes went to I'endleton Monday. Kvelyn Williams and Vera J 'uni brun were Gibbon visitors Hunday. Mrs. Itulpli Cairo w and Hazel Farrow with In I'endleton Saturday. J. L. Itose. Iter! Jtose a nd J. 1. f'atnbrun were in Athena Momlay. Joe Cuntrell went to Knterprise Titesdiiy., WIMiain Harvey, Gibbon ti-aeher, went to I'endleton Saturday. Henry Thompson, William Hall and John Duffy went to I'endleton .Sat urday. , Crlends of Mrs. Mae Well, rail road operator, are Horry to hear she is iiile seriously III in Wyoming. from tieing poisoned by poison ivy while visiting her Hon and family. She has been visiting there for the las' two months. Tho uncle of Mrs. W. l. lionlfer litis come to make, bin lionie with her. He Is from I he coast country. Tim big rain lias ruined (he river. Coyotes are very troublesome on the hills above Wat on and Gibbon. Quite a few people complain of loss of pigs, poultry, etc. In. The firm wua'conlli d fur j BIG LAKE STEAMER incaity in yarH. mm iy mi huh huh flM'il hli ttntmlftun, afl'-r llw ilralli of 1 1 Ii.. roumlfr. H,miu ! work wit. produicd In llils II of whirh .fiinl-K of t'lntot lull iti' In till' Ni'WlM-rry lllirary ctilh-rtlon. AIiIum siirlulll In wurl.M of liivi-k ami I .ill In inun l" llli rary Binlim. Almost iih Moon im piiltltnlo'il. lilt Alilinn worlai with n-i-ofrnlzi'il iih of limiltril iiutII. urcoriilmf lo lr. Hill -li-r. Iiown thromili Ihu yourn IIhhi' i-hi-" vohniH-M linvu jraini'd InoruiiK'nK linpuliiril y, -B-''lally tliow lurmul olil In I'.vlra fill'; vvorkliuinHliip. Tin' Alilim liuokH mail' up Hit' oiii;in:il anil In .hoiiu' r:iHi' tin' only iii.'iIIniiii IhruiiKh whlill Korku of ionic or Hit! oliliHl (iri'i'k mill ilnl l:in wrllirH tt'i-i'ii IrallHlillUrU lo fu turo Kt-niTntlolts. Ford Leaves His Name On Nebraska Ticket COLLISIOMN V0C, '! KAI I.T KTK. MAItll:. Mlili (Al') 'I'lii' mcaliitr lluroiilon of Him Mm- , lhi!'.V8 HlcaiiiHlilp company of Toronlo, .1 upljoiinil, Bank in While I'M.ili hay nf-! Ut lolliillnif with thi' Bleainer (Vtiuili of tho Inlirlnki! HIianiHliip company, In u fof. at'i'ortlinK to u wirrltfu uii'H-'J ' jiim reinveii IHTl'. The new wa taken, off by I lie fY l". anil no far an Ih known, no llviw ii-ir.' lout. Tho Iiik Iowa luft lirru TlmrBilay afternoon with provl'ilonM. ilolhlnir, .'tc. for vk'tlnia of the wreck, who are on lioanl the IVtux. The ilainaire to the Vtim Ik not known here. The IVtiw now la an- ehoreil off While Klsll point. Tho llurontnii wua a 3illU.toii Bteel Bhlp. PHEASANTS Have a Pair of Them Mounfed Add a touch to your home obtainable in ' No Other Way Our Work Is Unexcelled Our Service Unequalled Parcel post or express to A. V. JENKINS, Taxidermist 723 Main St. Boise, Idaho Printers of lGlh Century Were Expert Craftsmen OMAHA. Xe b. ( A I ) A letter received Thursday at Lincoln by Sec retary of State I'ool from Henry Kurd's genera t secretary, r. O. 1 Je bold, responding to a communication from Mr. I'ool notifying Mr. Ford that unlcHS his iiumu were withdrawn it would be placed on the Nebraska preaidentiat preference primary ballot eotitained no rejeetion of a filing of a petition lo make Mr. Cord a candi date of the l'rogre.ssivc party, a spec ial dispatch to the Omaha World Herald said. "J'oliticul ohHerveKfl." said the dis patch, "see In Mr. Ford's failuro to reject the filing ids silent approval of tlie Ford boom." iu:ai tiik want ads. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo O t c end I'aclfle Fleet elevens, two soccer funics and it baseball fciuiic are ad ded curds. A national rifle meet and LL IJtlllll Uliii iliiiiii ill I in I uniroi iiv , tween the Mmi musleal organizations i MuJnr-( delegated to the convention will par ftllel the convention, T Arm v. navv and murines will imr- of Hut country deslriutf tu coin all-Legion tournament run consecu tively at various country clubs. A. , 1. Lolt, chairman of Ihe Na tional i.eglon Athletic Com mission has received usiiurnnceH from neril John I.e Jum. of Washington, head of I he Marines, that any Marine athletes In any tlclpule in (be aviation program and military review planned for WeihuK day ulternoon, (let. 17, at Crls:;y avia tion field. I e.struetlun of u toy fort. bombing of targets placed In S;in Frnni'lHco Hay, and formation flights Of 6 planes In the air simultaneously, Will reveal the latest taettcH of thu nir service. Night aerial firework Vvlll complete the day. Captain ,o TYi'll 11, Smith and l.i. ul. IHcliter who roccntly set u world's endurance ftfght. record at San llego, will dup Hcato tho refueling Hlimt that enabl ed them to hang up their mark. STAR ATHLETES i ENTERED FOR S. P. Mi; LEGION EVENTS BAN FHANC1KCO (INK) An American Olympics in tact as welt as In name will be staged in Sun Ft'iinelseo and bay points during (lie American Legion National Conven. Hon. .- Tho convention athletic committee lias whipped Ms programme Into 0 shape with the assurance Unit some of lis best Individual and team stars In the country will compete for na tional trophies during the period. . Jole ltny, Clareneo He Mar, ltrleli Muller, William Tllden and other lilgh lights have definitely given word they will appear. The programme as tentatively out lined follows: Field und Track Thursday nTler noon. October is, ut Cnivcralty of California. Herkeley. Clar'-nee e Mar, Olympics guim-H Inner, will come from Massachusetts to compete In the five-mile run. He will face Such men as Charle Hunter and II. Lindner, I nlverslty of California dis tance imin, besides ma King aimthet ultempt to hang jip u world's re cord for the mile. Charlie 1'uddmit. t'alllot nia sprint champion of the world. Is expected to run in the loo and I'-ii-juiti dashes. Charles lliuukimi, l uivetsit of Iowa world's hurdle king, will pete lii 1 he Legion Hports program will h? releiist-d from duty to do so Kim liar promise for t he navy has 1 n given by Act lug Secretary Theodore I loose wit. w Idle General I'ershlng Is expected to give the same high sign for the army. For Sale Modern 4-room home, largo lot, tioxlio, near railroad, school and the new mill, good location on hard sur faced street. Trice $ J.'JtKt.ot). The terms atu very liberal. Modern Tt-rooiu house, new, full basement .furnace, f t replace, built -In wash trays, cement sidewalk, hard surfaced street, excellent location. This Is one of the best small houses ever built In the city and the price and terms make II a good bargain nt tii.L'fiO. Terms: It.oi.u.oo. balance can be paid by monthly, semi-annual or annual payments. Investigate this. fieven-rootn modern home, 4 lots, barn, chicken house, close to school, ihops nnd Palmer mill. Let us show you this and you will say It la fur un ter priced. I have several clients that want modern homes. If you huvo nun to sell, cuuiu In und talk to mo about It. Geo. H. Currey CHICAGO. (AO Saved for pos terity through the efforts of a le gion of rare book fanciers who vie for their possession, numerous ox- ampleH of thai most famous six teenth cent ury cent ribut ion I o I he publishers' art, (he Aldln'e CreHS, are finding their way in increasing num bers lo Ihe protecting shelves of the Newberry library here. They nre staunch testimonials to the one-time cheapness of flue literary works. For this Is one of the chief char- act eristics of these old voluiueH, ac cording to Dr. I'lerce Butler, rare book custodian of the Newberry li brary, who says that many products- of the Aldlne I'ress were published in form that rivals that of the best the twentieth century has to offer mil sold at the astonishing price of two shillings. The Aldlne I'ress was established by Aldus Mnnutius In Venice In I I !Ht. shortly after tin- invention of priut- DO0000O00OOO0OO0OOOOOOOOOO Do You Like Home Cooking? This Place Has II Delicious Coffee Fine Food. Pleasant surroundings. All We Ask Is a Trial New Sommer Grill Cor. Wash. & Depot St. Olo O!0 Ol0 2i oooooooooooooooooooooooooo . The Straight Lines of the New Modes e Are Gracefully Achieved By Wearing Front Ijuco Corsets Never have tho styles culled bo Insistently for lines that are straight and slender. "La Ca mille" works wonders in gently persuading surplus flesh Into fashion's silhouette makes your gown a smooth-fitting success. You'll love the now models of "La CaiiilHo't giving you the lines and buoyancy of youth. Low-topped imd of dainty fab rication lightly boned but vis ible only In their benefits. Be fitted to your Individual model of "!.a CamlMe" and en joy a youthful figure and a flex ible rase that Is delightful. A corrplete line of the latest models always on hand. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Xrsotler Vliouc Kcs. 1703 Oak iftr,ninnnnnnnoon.r)OOOOOOOOr "OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOfi Money To Loan on buxlneu or home property oa fJ monthly trams. Inquire 4. R. Oll.er Phone lll-W. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOCNDRT All Kind of Uaculnury. Automobile and Tractor Replrd. Overhauled und Rebuilt. Aootylene Welding of All Kind Cylinder Boring and Oversize Ptaton Cranknlitifta. Pintnn. and Platon Pin Ruground Glre da a Trail , D. FITZGERALD Prop. o o o o o o o a o o o 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o O I o I O i Oil O I Special Cutlery SALE SliK Ot'lt WINDOW Kulclirr Knives 40c lo 7rc (Worth up lo $1,J5 Rej.-ulai) Hcliutora and shears, 50c to $1.15 (Worth up to J 1.75 liejiiiliir) 1'oeket Knives loc lo $1.50 (Worth up to Kc-BUlur) Any-Hafely Huzor In our window, each " ouc 1'urliiB Knives )oc to l5o (Worth up lo 86c Each) Won't Miss This tialcl F. L. LILLY Hardware Telephone, Directory . - ' Advertising Pays IT REACHES THE PEOPLE AND IT CANNOT BE DESTROYED Home Independent Telephone Co. HEATERS Coal - Wood - Oil - Electric NEW OR USED Humidor Pipeless Furnaces Humidity for Health Ask the hundreds, of people that are now using our Furnaces and Heaters what they think of them, and on the strength of their recommendation you will buy. Take Life Easy Dim'l work so lilliil: Y liaek lli'.-eluvs lielur rnnslilein- IIihi. You e (I In .vonrscir mill jiuir ilisusllliiii (Ini liiilln- Ihc liinllli ut nur liinilly). I a mkm rlcuiier III every wnv imsslhle to lluhleii the liunleii ul Inline work. Ader n h-w trials ,iu'll wimiler why (nu-,, i In- the iiuinliiiil um or I lie mii'IIoii sneeper) vim eer niiiile siuh u ilrmlKe uf jouix'lr, Yu hnie tine for youl H. & S. Electric Co. 1117 llepot St. I'hone :iii;i-w FOR SATl'RDAY ONLY National Candy Day From ninth to south, from const to const. Whitman's holds the field in su IH'ilativo chocolates. The friends of mil lions with millions of friends that is your recommendation for n lictter knowledge and enjoy liient of Whitman's candies. Fresh, direct from the factory und every nackajje guaranteed, Red Cross Drug Store Furniture Exchange ! Phone 174-J. Fir and Jefferson Best Prices paid for Used Furnilure or will exchange for New. MONUMENTS Oen.C7rr2l ffu'sorjl.'n? ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. Wc Will Gladly Furnish Estimates a ti t' '. . 1 1 1 , i itmu4iTiuaiiiii;i;.iiiii;;iiaL Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company IM'i S Are.. I I. rail. I , OreKtip i. m i . Ci T rJt i,' 1 ., ut i' i Uitiu.dliu.4ji Want YOU. Verdict Buy a pound of our MEADOW HARVEST BUTTER. Try it out ou- hot cakes, toast or hot rolls and see if the real butter flavor isn't there. Keep it free from meats and vegetables and it will stay good to the last morsel. You are invited to try this. We want your verdict. THE NAME MEADOW HARVEST What's in a name. a lot, when it's Meadow Harvest under our wrapper It's your guide to quality CLEAN, WHOLESOME, APPETIZING Even' pound of butter in our wrapper is churned in our plant in La Grande HERE'S THREE OF A KIND-Meadow Harvest Butter-Gold Medal May onnaise Bluhill Cheese Buy Them From Your Grocer. . UNION CREAMERY CO. LA GRANDE, ORE.. iTTrVZ!