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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1924)
F T Thursday, January 3, 1924 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE f j Local News In Brief j BUSINESS MEN ' START YEAR IN A JOLLY MOOD (Continued trom pase 1) tmnt wus curried on In which At Hot laki ipust and v.iuhtui; you ami all tic- alio motor bus side was presented , Mrs. K.. Jiuiouson of 1-u Grnndo, i partiuonls of tin- city udinlnlslni- as u sri'ul . convenience to ' tnt? 1b ut Hot Lake, for medical tront- tion a happy und piospi-roua now people; that heretofore Wallowa inent.' year. (Kilned) it. J. Kitehen. ' county people could hardly shop I Incidentally, In connection with In Ut Grande, whereas now the tlio office of the municipal judKO, ls makes it an easy matter; tlu city commission Ins) evening ' t litit us a. carrier it is a conven- daughters, Junnita und Kern, of heard the second readlns of un or- jt' nee In th:it it eoes to any part 'IVloeaset. spent New Yeurs In la lilhiauee, by nile only. providiiiK lor r "ll'- besides it wus nr- ran.t hs jruests of Mr. and Mrs. the salaries of city uffulnls 'ami ed thnt with 10 to 20 passes A. C Palmer. ' I employes durlmr m:M. The office !a day Into Wallowa county the of municipal JudKe will, providing the, ordinance is adopted m-xt Wed- cniug. call for a monthly Unity Son Ik Horn Mr, and Mrs. M. J. Goss are thoinesdny proud 4a rente of a seven and one- salary of $50 instead of $10, as has half pound somborn to tluun Mon-'becn the case In the past. day, December 31, ut their home, liolh mother und son are dotntr nicely. . . mornlntf on route for Kan- to a report prepared by tho county of ,ny t,.rm j imu Huppv Ciors To Kansas City- Iloii MoKeehan, of I-a Grande 1- Has City, where ho will attend I ho Hweeney Trade School. Mr. McKee- hun has lived in Im Grande for muny years, having been In tin employ of the Blue Mountain Creumery. bus service, is appreciated by Wal lowa people. Toustniaster Dixon warned the chamber of commerce that no jBiirprise should be experienced if the pusseup-er train on tho Jos- SAI.KM Or. MarriuKes He. nses , Ko,iowlnR m somo of tho New issued in Marlon county durim? the I Y(,ar.B r(.SOUions rca(J at ye8. year r;i totaled 4KJ, ns KulnstU.nIliy.s Innf.h(.on, . 4G1 for tho yi ar ll28, according UKHOLVKl). That for the rest Ilahy-GIH Horn lienor! 8 received from Itmtcrt Trl.ihn. Mlatn Ihnl 11 rinn l.nt.v KOl'NI) Ullll'k Illld SJlTt'l wus born Monday, December IMlh, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Montgomery und that duddy Is wearing a siuile that won't come off. The daddy is a former La Grande boy who speot many years here. He was employed ut the Hub. His pa rents are still in La Grande, clerk. Kivo llcensi-a to marry we.ro ;KUl,3tH ut tll0 uncnoon wmx ci Issued here yesterday as against 13 irars and chewing gum. G. i., the d.ty before hr.l iiiuh. j l.urlson Prenldent. i nr:itKin' husolvk not to drive faster than 120 miles an hour In a Ford, being 40 miles up. 40 miles down and 40 miles struight-awny. 81 Perkins. I HKKKBY ItESOLVK That' mare. ( the Win. J. B. stand on the mon- H hie It. no brand. Sorrel, brand 1 key, the man and tho rock is O with bar. Call Police Station, j O. K. A. It. flltton. 1-3-21 f WK DO 1IKHKBY HESOLVK to do our best to keep one Jump Inew today J. D. SLATER NAMED NEW CITY JUDGE (Continued from page 1) lonceH Imposed and on uccount of Mm lime IIiIh position talcrs from itiy prlvnlo pructlco I um uniiblc to ri'taln thu rcspoiiHlbilltlcH of tho or flcc lonifcr. Thanlitnsf you for your fnvorn fxtcndi'd ini In tho VOH KENT 5-room furnished 'nh.-ud of the ludii'H, hut If caught house. Inquire at 1GU6 M Ave. to Blve due eonsiderutlon to all 1-3-2IP lroposnla. I.eo Kreneh, Hulph , Huron nnd Fred Kiddle. WIS DO HKKEHY HESOI.VB LOST Whit Llewellyn setter with Hiuall blurl. puppy SP'IH. evening appointed Mrs. Harding as chaplain and Mm- ltuy Williams as tiergcant at armr. C031MISSI0N IS ORGANIZED 4 FOR NEW YEAR (Continued from pago.l) O000OOOO060OOOOOO0000O0OOOOO0000OOOOO0000O0O0OOOO0OOO o 0 o o o . . o -o I is oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo CLEARANCE SALE ceptlon of increases in tho police, fire and judicial departments. Tho ordinance calls for an increase oi' tho municipal judge's salary from $40 per month to $50. und in creases of $5 per mouth in the salaries of all firemen, police and also the water superintendent. Providing tho ordinance pusses at next meeting, these increases will become a fact, .. Clint Haynes. chief of police, appeared before the commission last evening with the recommen dation that tho rooming house li cense grunted Mrs. Hartley be re voked, die to tho finding, by the - police, of evidences that gambling had been curried on In certain rooms In her rooming es tablishment. Mrs, Hartley, pres ent In person, gave reusons why sho thought the license not be revoked. Tho matter was laid on the table until next Wednesday oventng. Monthly reports of the police department, fire department, city recorder and tho weekly report of the city manager was read and approved. . Only one firo occur red during the month of Decem ber, with no damage resulting from some. A petition for a license to op erate a dancing school ut Hex Hull was presented by Irs, Fred J. Wells, - who stated in tho pe tition that, she wished to pay the six months' fee by weekly install on all Coats, Suits, Dresses, Blouses, Shoes and Hosiery COME EARLY AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE WONDERFUL lo quit patronising fly-hy-nlght ments. This provision wus not Answers lo name of Laddie. No- "'Ivertlsers and solicitors, who do tlly'M. H. Allen or eall SS1-M. 1-3-21 , not have the proper endorsements All of us. WK DO HKUKI1V UKSOLVE . . , .to complete the highway entrance I--OU BALK One Hied, one Jerse 0ran,1(, from Qro Ue1 cow. large 'sorrel work '""' I l l,lBe. Co jntv Court. four foot wood Mil pole wood j HKIIKHV ltKSOLVE that and two hacks Inquire SI IV hereafter I will not work on Sun- Second St. - J-3-31 , iiny, Krnest Watltlns. j I HKUKUY HKHOI.VE to quit KOIt HUNT 3-room modern ftir-(iuck hunting (as Ifs too cold lllshed apartment. 1S07 Adeins anyway, and hesldes. the season's Ave. 1-3-ltp over); also It Is time to start "5 11 m 1 11 ejm..! 'the new sawmill. A. J. Slange. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi W,"' ,1,,""'""'- ZfZ Clint's Clothiery 5th Annual January Clearance Sale going on full blast Our complete stock of Men's and Boys' Cloth ing, Furnishings and Shoes to select from at a saving of 50, 60 and 70 per cent on the dol lar on all standard lines of Quality Merchandise. Our entire line of Michaels - Stern and Fitform Suits and Overcoats for Men and Young Men on sale at 331-3 Per Cent Discount Nothing Reserved , Sizes 35 to 48 MKMjtttimi O water supply. Sherwood Wil g llams, II. s. Hrownton und C. J. O Hlii.ek, City Commissioners, g! I J-lKKKiw HKHOLVK to make o niv trlP to Europe and then hur o ry back to tho best town In the g'best state in the best country 'n o the world. John Macpherson. o I. Chase liohnenkamp, resolvu g that I will g('t a new member O , for the chamber of commerce O ho that I will no longer be com gipelled to Hcrve on tho Xlighlundcr o waiting committee, gi WK, Klmrr Stoddard, G, L. o Dutton, Kheiwood Williams and o George Itirnic, resolve that w gt shall give up our various occu o patlonn for a livelihood and be O come entertainers. "; I, O. I a Carlson, resolve that o ' someone else should give the at- O tendance prize and thus relief q! Allen and. Lewis of tho heavy -ad O i vertlfdnir b irden. Oi I HKItKBY FtlOSOLVK to quit 0: slicing and hooking. 1 U Mcy- O ITS. Oj ItlCHOKVKI): To have better nt- O I tendance at tho Tuesday Lunch- O ' cons; Method Co-operulo with the o wives of tho non-attending mom- g ! bTH. 0; Operation Lot Iho secretary or o I some member of n special com o initteo eall the wife Of the of- o fending member on Monday af- o tnrnoon or evening nnd ask her 2 ' to suggest to the said offending o member, to forget to come home o i to the noonday menl tomorrow. , I lave her promise htm noth O 1 iuv inn iu'eiiu unu waier n ne O, should come home. 1et her havo 0 more time Tuesday afternoon for o club work, shopping or culling. viewed favorably by the commis sioners who felt that permitting her to pay In this manner would be breaking a precedent that was not justifiable. The commission agreed to give her the license she leslred upon tho consideration that she pay the fee nt the time of granting the license. Another Interesting communi cation was read to the commis sion, tendered by the owner of the house In which Krnest Hous ton and his family are living. Mr. Houston's family is quaran tined due to scarlet fever exist ing within the house and tho owner 'desires that tho city pay Mr. Houston s rent in nsmuch us he was to give jp the houso a short time ugo but wus forced to romuln duo lo tho quarantine be ing placed there. Tho city took no action on the matter, feeling that It was not their fault that tho rent was not paid and that they would not be justified in paying for same under existing conditions. . Al Watkins, colored, con victed of .maintaining a common nuisance nt the residence at M:G S avenue In which ho lived, who has appealed his conviction to tho circuit court, on term) a request for FRENCH & GREENE I i - o '. o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo a conditional parole, providing the city would dismiss Ids uppeul und release his bondsmen. The request was tendered by Watkins" attorney, F. K. Ivanhoc. According to Colonel Ivan hoe, Wutklns is to be ejected from his home today and no other homes In La Grande are open to him nnd he wishes to leave town, probably to go to Pendleton, Ore gon. ' Watliins, who appealed. Is willing to withdraw his appeal iand leave town providing the city I give him a parole conditioned so that if Watkins ever returned to ,a Grande again the parole would be revoked and he ho made lo pay his fine. City Attorney Ueis stated that tlds met with his ap proval, Inasmuch that If Wat kins was removed from La Grande, the "common nuisance" charge, of which ho was convict ed wo lid likewise be removed from this city. Tho conuuisulon crs took no positive action but Informally stated that this pln would be ull right with them, pro viding tho judicial and police de partments of the city would view it wit n favor. It is understood that the parole will be tendered upon those conditions. Severn I other minor matters were attended to before adjournment. Obituary FRANK. lU I'l'KV PYunk I u f fey. aged 47, died in I La Grande Inct evening nt the termination of un illness of long standing. He has no known rel atives in this vicinity.' The remains arc nt tho Boh nenkamp chapel pending funeral arrangements. s All Moose . - Are Invited to attend lodge to nlirht. Thursday, .lannarv 3. Rne- cial features and smoker. A good time for all. Hy Kntcrtainuu-nt Committee. J). K. Shunks, Chair man. 1-S-lt Woman Thinks She A Can't Talk Enough : "I had gall stones for H years j and suffered 'severely from gas. colic .and Indigestion. Dctora wanted mo to go to tho hoftViUii, but ' I look Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Instead, and am now feeling fine und belter than T i ever did. " I can't talk enough about this remedy." it Is a sim ple, harmless preparation that re moves the catariiial iiiucjs from tho Intestinal tract and allays I he Inflammation which cuuses prac tically ull stomach, liver and in testinal ailments, including ap pendicitis. One dose wilt co:i- Boys' Xtragood All-Wool, 2 pair Knickers, Pant Suits, all sizes, 5 years to 18 years at a saving of ' g 20 Per Cent Discount . g Our entire line of Men's Wool Shirts goes on g sale at 2 25 Per Cent Discount g Erery one of our Leather Vests, Sheep Lined g Ccats and Mackinaws on sale at g 1 25 Per Cent Discount g Evcrv paii of Men's and boys' bnoes oi StratfordVYVeyenDerg, jtiucKnecnt ana i. j. h., Di-pss work and Hieh-iop rats, au a saving g MEMBERSHIP DRIVE READY (Continued from page 3) ( Jerome Foley und Krnest . Wat kinr. Following the business session installation of officers, both hy the Legion and the Ladies Auxiliary, occurred. The Ladies anrlHjirv' also lnt REDUCTION SPECIAL. ' On children's .Woolen Garments and a few Embroidered Models Ait & Babj Ml. A. I li ii llil iiiii 11 Ull1 i I MeNaroeo Thing for the Usiby" ' Stamping ; .Hemstitching ARCADE Admission .... 35c Kiddies ........10c ATTENTIOl... .Kr i 7'. 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