La Grande evening observer., December 29, 1923, Image 7

Saturday, December 29, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER'
PAGE SEVEN
U.S!.'LU'.'L3L.1.-;
WANTS BAN ON
WHSKY
Cleveland Wants Dry
City During Conven
tion ; Federal Sleuths
on the Job.
lly William J. Iln-kc,
iiilcriiatlonnl .News Nrrvlre Stuff
X-1 Correspondent.
CLEVELAND. If States Prohi
bition Commissioner H. K. Mc
Donald, whon he promised to make
Cleveland "dry" during the Repub
lican convention which assembles
liero Juno 10. meant that liquor of
pre-war quality either American or
imported, would be scarce und per
haps unobtainable, he is promising
nothing new to the thirsty denizens
of the "Kiflh City."
However, if he meant that
homemade concoctions, - "poison
und diluted stuff Imported
Canada will llkewie be toboo
and the-wretched condition of the
route. . Port Breton was reached
In October, and them it was found
that no preparations had been
made to receive the . colonists.
Dwelling were locking:; the heat
was frightful; food mn short.
For four months the Italians
used the India a a boarding house
At length, dlHguateO, they prevail
ed on the captain to land them lit
New Houth Wales. In February,
1881, the India left Port Breton,
hull stress of weather and shortage
i of rood forced her to put Into
j Noumea, New Caledonia, where
the French condemned her as un
sea worthy and ordered her sold.
The emigrants refused to stay In
New Caledonia, and the French
government provided them with
passuges to Hydney.
Kventually the travelers estab
lished themselves on the Rich
mond river, and by 188S they had
become an industrious and thriv
ing communal colony.
For their skill In vine growing
and in other forms of agriculture,
as well us for their exumple of self
helpful contentment, they have
been quoted und admired far and
from wide.
; I lie few survivors of the orlgin-
i
Aiaa his hands full, in the opinion 1 ,,onort'! moat with the regard
of those in the "know" on the llq-iB,von e,uen' w" uid lesta
uor situation here. ' men,t times. Modern! 1. who d ed
U- somewhat -MM. : I "''""'. se- Anoth-
;vr wuuau piutniii in muuriieu r-
I rived soon ufter New Italy was es-
tnblished.
er India and In July 1810, SUO ofltlon to the City of La Grande;
them tei't for the supposed para-j thence north along a line one bun
disc. The severity of the voyage, dred thirty-five and ne tenth
Law enforcement In Cleveland is
probably better than that in the
average large cliy. but Celevelnnd
Is decidedly "moist" In spots, ac
cording to those who claim to have
the inside dope, and the spots are
Vairly large at that.
However, the quality, according
to the same authorities, la steadily
deteriorating.
"There l no pre-war liquor left
in Celeveland," it was declared.
. "Even the Jealously guarded sup-
Excise Tax Court Is
Held to Be Illegal
ST. PAUL. Minn. (AP In a
ruling of nationwide Importance,
Federal Judges Wilbur V. liooth
and John v. McGee Thursday re-
Sjikb vi mum. niiu wuuit.ii iu fvi x.u n . ,-,, . -v-i
fx little In the house in 'case of
sickness' has long since disap
peared, but there Is plenty of
liquor musqtierading under the
name of 'Cunadiun Club,' and other
imported brands, obtainable, the
tax court from
further operation In Minnesota,
by Issuance of a writ of tempo
rary injunction, handed down In
United States district court here.
Tho ruling, which affects the
whole scheme of tho Internal rev-
price ranging from &0 to 75 cents! enne department to establish ex-
tcr shot, depending upon the con
science of the vendor und the rat
ing of his clientele."
In addition, there Is lots of syn
theitc gin. It Is claimed, that is
being dispensed and vurious con
coctions made In cellar stills that,
if they do not Intoxicate, do stupe
fy. Authorities also claim that a
(vast quantity of etherized beer Is
dispensed daily over Cleveland
bars.
Utile Good Sluff."
"There Is mighty little good
liquor coming to Clcvclund from
any source now," an ex-saloon
keeper said. "The dangers of rum
running have been Increasing every
month, and the public demand Is
pr.ctty well satisfied with the
else tax courts all over the coun
try, holds that this method of levy
Ing tuxes on Illegal manufacture
and sale of llqilor Is Illegal and
docs not constitute "due process of
law."
Opportunity knocks but once. It
would make a poor showing as a
Progressive candidate for tho pros
idency.
Notice of Hearing on Proposed
Street Improvement.
Notice Is hereby, given to all
;whom it may concern that
Commission of the City of La
Grande, Union County, Oregon.
proposes and Intends to Improve
i Improvement District No. 186 In
.home-brew and synthetic coneoc-t., , ' , ' ,
... ,, . 'accordance .with ;the plans and
Hon.. Ito.U Iquor conuimnd. a. therofor horotoforc
prlco only liphtly MKhcr than the -CommlMlon. mid
liomn-nm. o turr und (ho first , r committee
cost und dangers of seizure have - .. ir.,,., i ...
... . ,, for Bald improvement is now on
wade it unprofitable to retail 1 on fe m (ho ' . UccorUor
large scale, whereas the olh,rof ,he C , 1m Gr
snff finds a ready market, and the, (uut ,hc suU, Commsaion im 8el
risK js less. Wednesday, the 9th day of Janu-
hedera agents when apprised or ,ft 19,4 at 7:30 o'clock P. M. of
Mcnonuld s p an to make Clevc- 8U(1 duy Bt ,ne roinml8alon HoomB
land thoroughly dry for the con-:fn (hc a(y Huiiaing n Ua Qrandc.
vent Ion said, ot course, they would . Oregon, as the time and place
co-operate. when and where, suld Commission
Uqimr law violations are con-L.m nu,et and hmr uml d(.terinlno
Htantly decreasing, a l-ederal of- tt objections, remonstrances -and
ficlal asserted. "Had booze Is kill-it.,aini8 of RrevanCe of any person
ing many of the old topers, and :nKainftt sutd proposed Improvement
others are being frightened away ;umJ lnc proIIOIMM, assessment there
from the purchase of tho stuff that for aKainHt the property to be bene
is being offered." !flttC(, thert,by ,n mld jisirict.
lteports arc that a large num-j Tnat thc boundaries of the dls
ber of State dry officers will inake:,Hrt to ,,e ,Iiprove(I and benefit
Cleveland their headquarters for u pd by the said proposed improve
month or more before the conven-1 lm,nt as finally adopted by the
i,u iiivvio uuu k"v u.i iiuuea uii- .Commission ure us follows:
(135.1) feet from and parallel to
the center line of Ninth Street to
the center of N avenue: thence
east along the center line of N
avenue a distance of three hun
dred seventeen and fifty-five hun
dredths (317.66) feet: thence south
along a line no hundred eighty
two and forty-five hundredths
(182.46) feet from and parallel to
the center line of Tenth Street a
distance of one hundred sixty (IfiO)
feet to the center of Block 15. t'og
gan'a Addition to La Grande. Ore
gon: thence east along a line one
hundred sixty (160) feet from and
parallel to the center line of M
Avenue to tho center of Washing
ton Avenue; thence southeasterly
along the center line of Washing
ton Avenue to a point seventeen
and four, tenths (17.4) feet south
easterly of the extension of the lot
line between lots 3 and 4 In Block
13 Coggan's Addition to the City
of La Grande, thence in u south
westerly direction along a line
seventeen and four tenths (17.4)
feet from and parallel to thc lot
line and Its extension between
lots 3 and 4, Block 13, Coggan's
Addition to the City of La
Grande, to tho center of the
alley in said Block 13, Coggan's
Addition to the City or I -a Grande:
thence in a northwesterly direc
tion along the center line and Its
num for a period of one year and
continuing Interest, together with
f;!fi0.00 us a reasonable attorney's
feu und for their costs and dis
bursements Incurred herein and
taxed ut $22.75. add for accruing
costs, and In which said execution
am commanded to make sale of
the hereinafter described real
property to satisfy said Judgment
and IVcree, Interest, attorney's fee,
costs and disbursements thereof In
cluding accruing costs.
Now therefore, by virtue of said
writ and In obedience to Its com
mands, 1 will on Wednesday, the
23rd duy of January. Ii24, at the
hour of two o'clock P. At. of said
day. at the front door of the Coun
ty Court House in the City of la
Grande. In Union County, Oregon,
Bell at public auction to the high
est bidder, for cash In hand and
subject to the statutory rights of
redemption, all the right, title and
interest of said nbuve named de
fendant In und to the following !
described real property, to-wit;
Commencing at a point 1 4 chains
south of the center of . Section;
Thirly-three (3:i) In Township two1
South Uunge 3ti Kast of the Wil
lamette Meridian: running thence
I
1H2S.
Date of lust publication January
19, 1S24.
' Dec, 22-29-Jan 6-12-10
Nolle of Sheriff's Kale,
Notice is hereby given, that, by
virtue of a Foreclosure Kxccutlon
and Order ot Hale, duly issued out
of and under the seal of the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Union, bearing
date of tho ISth day of December,
A. 1 1D23. and to mn directed
and delivered, upon a Judgment
and Decree and Order of Sale,
duly entered In said Court, in the
suit therein pending, wherein Jo
hanna Gungloff was Plaintiff and
John T. Hullsbury and Martha A.
Salisbury. husbund and wife;
George H. A'ane. a single man: and
John Driscolt, were defendants. In
which Judgment und Decree was
entered In favor of Johanna Gang
luff. Pluintiff and against John T.
Salisbury and Martha A. Salisbury,
husband and wife. Defendants, for
the sum. of $760, 00 together with
Interest therc'on at the rato of
per annum from and after thc 3rd
day of January, 1921. until paid;
and for the further sum of $100.00
a reasonable attorney's fee here-
Court House in the City of La
Grande, in Union County, Oregon,
sell ut public auction to the high
est bidder for cash In hand sub
ject to the statutory rights of re
demption, all the right, title und
Interest of sutd defendants or eith
er of them In and to The South
west quurter of Section Four (4)
In Township four (4) South of
Ilnngo Thirty-eight (38) 10. W. M.,
In In Ion County, Oregon.
Dated at 1m Grande, Oregon,
this tho S3nd day of December,
1923.
' LKB WAHNICK,
Sheriff of Union County. Oregon.
Dale of first publication Decent'
ber 22, 1923.
Date of lust publication January
19, 1924.
Dee. 22-29-Jan. 6-12-19
south six (t) chains; thence west
twenty (20) chains; thence north m, Hnd for plaintiff's costs and
1.0 chains; thence north 77 degrees (itBbursements Incurred In this suit
30 minutes eust to the place of be
ginning, containing 7.6 acres more
or less, except thirty feet off the
west and 20 feet off the north side
... . ... of said tract reserved for road pur
Coggan a Addition to the City of. .,,, .... ,, .,
the extension of the east and west
center line of Block 14, Coggan's
Addition to the City of La Grande;
thence west along a line one hun
dred sixty (180) feet from and
parallel to the center line of M
Avenue to the center of Klghth
Street: thence north along the cen
ter of Eighth Street a distance of
one hundred sixty (160) feet 'to
point of beginning, all located in
Coggan's Addition to the City of
La Grande, Union County, Oregon.
That the said proposed Improve
ment will consist of grading the
following named si reels to the
proper sub-grade: M Avenue from j
the east line of Klghth Stre'et to
Washington Avenue; Ninth Street j
from the north line of M Avenue i
to the south line of N Avenue, und
by const ructing t herein hard sur
face pavement thirty (30) feet In
width between curb lines and In
cluding two full street Intersections
except 2 1.8 square yurds ut the
Intersection of M Avenue and
Tenth Street, also by paving all of
the Intersection of At Avenue and
Eleventh Street not now paved.
also by paving tho two alley inter
sections In Blocks 12 and 16 in
said Coggan's Addition. Also by
constructing combination curb und
gutter where not in place; con-
the cret0 sidewalks where not In place;
CUlUll uuniiio uuu ot-vn-i imiic nun
nectlons from same to the sani
tary sewers, all on the ubove nam
ed streets locuted tn Coggan's Ad
dition to the City of La Grande.
Union County, Oregon. The above
named improvements ure to bo
made at the expense of: the prop
erly In said Improvement District
that will be especially benefited
thereby, in accordance with tho
plans and specifications therefor
adopted' and now on file in .the
office of the City Recorder of said
City.
. Dated this 12lh day of Decem
ber, 1923.
(Signed) J. E. STEAUNS,
Hecorder of the City of
La Grande, Oregon.
15-22-29-Jan. 6
together with all the appur
tenances thereunto belonging or
appertaining, in Union County,
Oregon.
Dated at Lu Grande. Oregon,
this the 22nd day of
1923. '
LEE WARNICK.
Sheriff of Union County. Oregon
Date of first publication Dec. 22,
and taxed at $62.20, und for ac-
crulng costs, and in which said
execution I am commanded to i
make sale of the hereinafter de-1
scribed reul property to satisfy said ;
Judgment and Decree. Interest, at-)
torney'a fee, costs and disburse-1
ments thereof. Including uccrutnR 1
costs. ' .
Now therefore, by virtue of suld j
in obedience to tts com-i
December,, writ
lUUIIUf, X Will UII Ml BIIMJr I1T
duy of January, 1924. at the hour
of two o'clock P. At. of said duy,
at the front door of the County
der suspicion "spotted.'
EARLY OliyS
ARE RECALLED
Iissing of Founder
Italian Colony Brings
Back Memories. ,
Beginning at the center of, the
intersection of Al avenue and
Klghth Street in the city of La
Grande, Union County, Oregon,
t hence north along the center line
of Eighth Street a distance of one
nundred sixly (IliU) feet; thence
east along a line one hundred six
ty (ICO) feet from and parullul to
the center line of At avenue a dis
tance of one hundred thirty-five
and one tenth (135.1) feet to the
Of centi-r of Bloek 17 Coggan's Addl-
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Biid tone up the nerves.
Olio enn pick oranges, climb mouti
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Bomelhiiijj new .
4000 Miles of Paved Highways .
Tho most wondorful system o
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and costs reasonable.
Representatives of the
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will gbdly furnish llhwtmted booklets giving
compTi-le infi.iroiillon ahout the glorious play
ground of tho West. lA't them tell all about
J. H. KEENEY
La Grande, Ure. "
We Offer
For your Investigation a good
homo, not modern. 'House of flvo
rooms, small cellar, fair barn,
wood house, chicken houso, th roo
good lots, 90-ft frontage, north,
several good trees.. This prop-!
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get this proporty below Its value. I
$526.00 Will bo tho cush required
for down payment. Uulance,
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Dec.
Notice of Sheriffs Hale.
Notice is hereby given, that, by
virtue of u Korcdosuro Kxeeut'on
and Ordor of Sale, duly issued out
of und under the seal of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
tl.e County of Union, beurlng i!ut'?
of the 1 lth day of December A.
IV. 1923, und to me directed und
delivered, upon a Judgment and
Decree und Order of Sale, duly en
tered In said Court, In the suit
therein pending, wherein Loren;:o
11 will und Hatlic Hlttwlll wort
Plaintiffs and Winnie Klltolt was
Defendant, in which Judgment and
Decree wus entered In favor of Lo-r-nzo
St il win and Hatlie Si I lull I,
1'lulntlffa and against Winnie El
liott, Defendant, for the full sum
of $.1390.00. together with Interest
thereon Ht the rate of i"v p;r an-
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Two Dxriis, good Knrdon noil, j
watorod from Irrigation ditch,
plumy wutor. Iiouhc good lurgo
5 rooms.v -Mtinyv good fruit irons.
IMuco all fimcod with good 6-ft!
wli-a fenco a splendid lioinn, twoj
good chicken Iiouhcb, giirugo. I
small steel feed house. $1,1(00.00
cash, bulunce terms.
HYDNI5V. N. S. W., (AIM-Tho
recent dentin: of two Italian pa
IrlarehH nn the Uichmond river,
which flows through the fertile
north const country of New Houth
WaleH, recalls tho hlntory of New
Italy, ns the Italian colony li
termed.
In 1K7!) the Marquis de Kay had
a scheme for the colonization of
"New France, the free colony of
J'ort Breton, in Oceania," situated
on tho Island of New Ireland, 36)
miles north of New Guinea. The
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