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Friday, March 21, 1921.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
I Local News In Rrief ! Il
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CO.MINO IIVKNTS
Mareli 21 HlBh Behool "Mer
rymakera" bIiow.
March American
l,eKion Auto Show.
April 4 April Antics enter
tainment by I.. H. H. Klrla.
May 10 Kastern Oregon
fraek Meet at Union.
June 4. 5. 6 . Union Lrre
Block Show al Union.
Tu Mrnr ratlt'WWfiKl
VMrs. IVmiIhIi Klephonn left for
porlluml Mils morning tu altem
the contiTl lo bv given by Pade-
IVWfiUl tlHTC.
ll ty Seoul' Display
; 'I'hr Hoy Seoul h have minlHttirr
camp KrrttindH on cxhlhltlon Ht ihc
library. Tho lirsl, wennri and third
prize winners of each troop are
tjWng displayed.
Visitetl Wnllmva
T. A. Wyllr, of the Wylle Monu
,iuent Works of Walla Walla and
l'mdleion. was n visitor at Wal
lowa Thursduy. Mr. Wyllu report
that 1ih buslnoHH prospects arc en-
oourainng this year.
Anion Men Asked tu Help.
All American Legion men who
pan possibly do so are requested to
be at the Savoy Hotel building,
j where the automobile show Is to
ibe given, at i:30 o'clock Sunday
morning to help decorate.
(iocs lo Walla Walla-
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Tripper r of)
Cove went through this morning-
'en route to Walla Walla, where
Mr. Trlppcer will be engaged In
business matters for about ten
nays. Mr. Trlppcer is the present
mayor at Cove.
r.vangclfst to Speak Sunday
Mrs. Amanda Pa ley. an evange
list formerly of Chicago Bible In
Btltule working in the Interdenom
inational movement will speak al
.this Salvation Army hall. Sundav.
March 2 3rd at 8 p. m. The gen-1
cm I public is cordially invited and
welcome to attend. J
Knttily Case Dcchhtl
In the equity case. Thompson
Thompson, for the custody of chil
dren, tried yesterday in the circuit
court. Judge Knowlcs left the chil
dren under the protection of their
another and required Mr. Thomp
son to contribute $20 monthly to
their support.
'Plants Pheasant-
Al Andrews, president of thi
AVIug, I'ln and Klectfoot olub. nd
iNatfl Zwelfel, recently freed seven
dozen young pheasants from th'
Hatu game commission ranch at
Salem, along the banks of Cather
ine creek near Pnion. This Is don
not only for I he purpose of In
creasing the number of pheasants
in the valley but to introduce new
Mock for propagation.
Making Pol-xn
County Agent Avery has been
busy this week preparing a quan-
it y of at 1 ulrrel poison wli Icli Is
mixed with grain and distributed
In the fields. At Ihu present lime
the ' government agricultural bu
reau is conduct Ing an intertsive
Warfare against the rodents ttnd
thousands of them are accounted
for in (his way every year.
Many Visit In Wallowa
Amon.T the guests registered al
the Northern Hotel at Wallowa
this week arc Mr. Hanoy. a busi
ness man of Portland: K. W. Haek
iitan. 01' La Grande; G. C. Horton.
of Troy. Ore.: Sam Clark, of Jo
eph: J. It. McMillan, of Mnxvilb-:
Saturday Specials At
CLINT'S
o00 Pairs Ladies
TRL'E SHAPE HOSE
Stop the garter run.
In lilack, cordovan
mou. e and white c
oru of silk and cotton.
$1.50 values
Special for S
$1.09 Pair
iffif'i ' 100 pai,s f
.' MEN'S SHOES
L!l1t'n li"C' Vu,U0S up
JS' Satiuday Special
0 $3.95 pair
Clint's Clothiery
K. V. Davis, of Haker: Uoy Han
son, of Troy: J. M. Tay.ier, of I'rwiii
le; 1'ml JMi-rlli-r, of ortlund;
and Mrs. U. It. silve r, of Troy.
HUNT'S LETTER
(Continued from pnntt 1)
der blistering 'IVxjls muishine.
Born In th Ited liiver wi-tlun of
Texas f.fi ear hro, Gurni-r lias
garnered wealih as well an influ
ence and distinction.
When you buy "lliTniudii" on
ions nt the corner Kioeery, like as
not you are tfettinj,- the product of
Garner's bit? onion farm.
If tin.1 heinoeruiH have "wot tho
HepublicanH uoat." likely aa not
It could be found down on r.arner
Texas goat ranch. He has the
larffent herd of Anffonw to be
found anywhere, not even except
ing Angora.
He is a Rhnw.l trader, has
bought and sold farm and ramh
lands by the thousands of acres,
and had a hand in organizing
most of the banks in the i:d val-
NEW TODAY
'OTCCK.
Due to difficulty experienced
In rnllcct ins charges for adver
tising: thnt Is listed under classi
fied advertising and under the
"new today" heading the K ve
il hit? Observer will hereafter
take no classified advertising or
advertising to be run as "new
today" unless the advertising is
accompanied by cash.
WANTKI.) TO U 10 NT Furnished j
or unfurnished house. Five or
more rooms. Must be thor-j
oughly modern. Phone I'Jin-.i.
a-2i-Ilp
FOl'NI) Cameo brooch. Pl-use I
Identify, pay tliis a and receive j
brooch. G. C. HOPK1N. S34-W.I
3-21-ltp
Phone
LM - 2tp
FOft SALE Milch cow.
1S9-H.
KOI I ItlONT- Four room furnished
apartment. Furnace, bath, close
in. south side, - adulll
ttpA Phone
Main 1U or 5f.-W
FOB UK NT -I
apartment.
Kdenholm. P
rn'sh.-d ino-' "-n 1
No (ciiildren. Mrs
honn 7ti-M. S-.i-ti
FOI'ND Fountain pen on Adams
-- avenue. owner tiiaJKnYe sa'mt
by identifying tid piylim
cha rges. I n q u i re O rver.
s-ii 1 -1 1
FOU U10NT Four room modern
furnished apartment. Inquiri
1'005 Second. U-I-i'tp
FOB KALK-fC. G. ConnK Hut plto
horn,ln leal lier case. 1 fcamA as
new. Inquire ObsVrver.l i-2i-J(
FOB BKNT Sleeping rooms wUh
board. S07 N. 3-21 -'Jip
W A NT 10 1 ) Wo r k n n ra n e h o r
town, by day or week, by expi
lenccd woman. Pimm- ;;:;r-i:.
:i-jf-:tp
WANTHD Woman or girl for
general house woW alid light,
housekeeping. Go )hoiie , nirilits.
Must be neat
I'JUi Fourth.
m eit'iii
Call
FOU HALF Dressed hemi. fresh
eggs, prepared horseradish, car
rots and parsnips. Phone Farm
45. 3-L'l-lip
: m y y-v in t rri I rwn at w-t
uw izmupv j j lJyljt,
HOSIERY
ky. Ho c'UIht owns out rlrht or'
controlH an many banks as any in
div dual In the country.
Which (iimllfies him as an auth
ority on banking and finance and
makes him the choice for chair
man of the Ways and Means Com
mil t oe in t he next Congress
tshould the Democrats yet control.
Garner may own more goats,
but flu- biKKiiit rancher In Con
Kresw is Keuator Warren of Wyo
niinff. Warren's specialty Is sheep
and wool.
'The Circa test Shepherd Sine
Abraham." Wnrrcu lias been called.
Shepherding, however, must have
agreed with Wlarrcn physically as
well as financially, for despite the
fact that he is now I he oldest man
in the Senate ho will be SO on
June 20 he looks and acts more
like a rugged, well-preserved man
of o.
A big mau he Is, broa'd-shoul-dered,
btK-clicsted, with gray hair
and nniHtaehe, a kindly inanner
and a tuiet voice. He walks with
a slight limp as a result of a rebel
bullet in the Civil War. As anoth
er memento of his Civil War dayi,
he possesses a congressional medal
honor tor galb-niry on the field of
battle at the nb'ge of Port Hudson.
GUARD UNIT
PLANS ARE
PROGRESSING
(Continued from pupa 1)
I company's popularity with local
high school boys who are eligible.
Personnel (.lien
' The personnel of Company '!.
Hi I'd Infantry, l,a (irande, Oregon,
follows: j
Commissioned officers; Jtalph j
Huron, captain; George L. Dutton.j
first lieutenant; Glen W. Campbell,!
second lieutenant.
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Non-commlssionel officers: Wal
ter A. itean, first sergeant; Hoke
Smith, drill sergeant; Jtobert .11.
Carey, supply sergeant; Douglas
.1. Kline, company clerk with rank
of corporal; Jesse V. Andrews, cor
poral; Fred U. Head, Oscar 8.
Humphries, Krnest F. He?sler and
George Norrls, first-class privates.
The following are privates:
George Allen, liunyan K. An
derson, Klton L. liarron. Keith
Dates, Jessie H. Bean Herman
A. Herger, I-'rank S. Ulack, Milan
Hlonchard, Orson J. Brandt, Shel
don Ilrownlon, Alfred J. Busline!!
Dud C. Cardwell. Wlllard K. Clark,
Harry A. Clark. James K, Cokcr.
i.N'ephi Combs, Max O. Cullen, Carl
j -y) K))vrtt George F. Fournler,
- (.(,orff(, s Garrlck, Itowo Gates,
Held Oeddes, Howard C. Glenn.
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Find E. Hart, Vernon R. Hl'
Henry If, Jasmann, Stanley Jenk
Ins, Howard Kerr, lwrcnce Kerr,
Vade It. King, Hay Lcdbotter, Or
lln W. Lewis. Harold J. Lyman,
Lester A. Masterson. Charles i
McClure, Leo C. McCorklc, William
A. Met calf, Harry W. Mohr. Charles
K. Oliver, Raymond K. l'ayton.
Jasper Perry, HuKsell Price, Sid
ney Uoed, Leal 11, itusaell, Carl A.
Shanks Kldon 1. Shannon, Cecil
H. Sherwood, Kin met t Smith, Hiw
sell Splker, Lawton Stearns, Glenn
H. Strickler, Lcono A. Tiffany,
Howard Vandcrpool. (.'Imrlca L.
Walch, Val A. Walch, Porter V.
Webb, P.alph Webb, Mil ford 11.
Wheeler, Slater K. Whlddon, Suth
li. Williamson.
W. H. Bohncnkarnp company are
putting Iho finishing touches to
their new warehouse and guragu
building this week and will soon
have It ready for use. Us com-
pletion will provido thu company
with nuiHiuato (iiiariers 10 uik
PUTTING ON
LASTTDUCHES
care of Us garage and Implement ''ton contending that It was en oul
buslness and In addition provided rage to force Sinclair lo testify he
ft number of new store and shop : fOM, the committee when he had
buildings for other purposes. I already been dragged into court.
A number of the old and estab
llshed business firms of l,a Cirando
will find quart era In the new build
I ng, N 1 1 m he red among t h ese a re
Nate Zwelfelf with a plumbing and
heutlng shop, together witli farm
lighting plants, gasoline engines
and other farm and home equip-
" , v ('iU""" ' ,
" niiuu uicic (im.i njin ,
j l-ed Hurgess of the Kxide Itattery
! station is now located in his new
I shop and J. It Strong, La Grnnde'b
j pioneer vnleanlzer and tire repair
man and George Fager, tho car
painter, also have new shops in .
the new building. One shop Is still
vacant although several applicu- '
tions are in for It.
. Considerable alterations have
also been made to the old building
to better adapt it for tho needs
of the company. Chief among 1
these are the addition of a new
salesroom on the corner of Jeffer
son and 101m streets, the reflnish-
tijc of the main garage room and
the moving of tho shop from the
oiu building Into the new one with
a considerable increase in the size
of it. The room that Bhop oc
enpied will be used for the parts
storeroom for farm machine and 1
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An Extra Day
THE POPULAR DEMAND FOR ANOTHER
SHOWING OF THE FAMOUS
Hot Point Ranges
HAS FORCED US TO REPEAT OUR ELECTRIC
COOKING CLASS AND FOR THE
LAST TAMfioDAW
1 VM01UU VV
From 2 to 1 P. M. .
HOTEL SOMMER SAMPLE ROOMS
On Washington Avenue
Mashburn will explain Electric Cooking and
demonstrate the HOTPOINT Range
Be Sure To Come
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
"Cook by Wire Not by Fire"
I cur pxtriM. Tlic Inipli-mi'iit und re.
pair department will be In chargo
ui u. 1.1. uasen. air. tiak'en lias re- Ion.
cently moved her from North l)a- Senator. Spencer, Republican, of
kcta anil has had witle experience 1 Missouri, suggested adjourment to
In the Implement buslnesi. o. 1. 'study tho matter but Walsh de
Scoll, of l a tirande will assist 1 dared It was unnecessary.
Chase llolmenkamp with the car snHlor urBllllli j,,,,,,,,,,,,. of
ei.'., .. i iih , , I New Mexico, said lie. believed the
pro WdcVl ! T,l 7 ""' OMl"e. "should proceed with
. , . " ,' s ,r. c""'-,llo examination."
" '", i'S tlie WIHIlfHHH! IH'IU i
on several lines which they have
Keen considering lor some
Carload orders li:iv. brim
tiuie,
placed1
for u number ot comnuulities, in.i""r the nucstlon.
eluding pipe, powder, nails, bar
iron and blacksmith coat which
will be distributed from this point.
In Kptaking of the new Improve
ments, Chase I'.ohuenkamp, man
ager of the company, said that it
Is Ins idea (hat La Grande and tho
business firms of Ui Grandis arc
In line for a period of expansion
and prosperity and that the way
to enjoy ii the most is to get ready
lor It now. Thai this belief is
shared by others Ih shown by tho
ready demand lor business loca
tions in tliis city,
;,nvTrv,;
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j COMPLETED
(Continued from pauo 1)
After an argument among the
senators as to whether Sinclair
Harold Lloyd in
PSAFETY
Arcatle Monday
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WHOLESALE CANDY
Our salesman will call on you In the near future,
and sae him an ordjrr. If you need .some good high-
grade candy beforcIc calls
llii
Home of Home Made Candy
should bo cajlod the committed ml
journcd without reucliiliK a decU-
Kendrlck, Democrat, of Wyo-
' K un iicpunucaii. of
u' BU,U l,,t wnnieu iimo to
DECISION
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011 you, Just call 201-L',
hop ""1
Ifxperlence teaches
mmm 1 mx how to make 'Lf
Xleclslons q u ' V jir1 j
TfTfthat wouliLsflffoab- jTj
Sj ly riou con- -Sci
S" f&Pfuhlo w o r r I -
m e n t and delay. $fi
!al You aro invited to w
confer with us. $'!
Wo Understand jj
M SNODGRASS & M
ffl JM.MKKMAN ;;
4tt VDiiertnkcra yxxy
WS4J Ambulance Service Y&k
I Phono Main 03
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What's New In
Sweaters?
They're hp1i jrafcMii'a'i'iMri.l ii.mu and the
ones tins "Spring are so smart fashioned in
waist coat stylings and blouse styles. S,
FRENCH & GREENE
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
COOKIES f
SATURDAY ONLY AT THE BLACK CAT
Jfj.
Dig Assortment, 13c Dozen . . j
Come in and see our high-grade Bakery Products
Fresh From Uie Oven You'll Liko Them . rU' '
REMEMBER:
ThelBiack
C - O - O - K - I - E
13c Doz.
Ii -iviltl li'il llHl l'iil '( il nil
Ribbon Novelties V
If you want to see something unsually new and ut""
tractive in ribbon Noveltie just, look in our windowV?'
For ladies, babies and theyoung girl.
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Art & tiarjyhop
"EverylhiiiK
Sommer Hotel BIdg.
ARCADE THEATRE
111!
La Grande ; "
SATURDAY, MARCH 22
The Entire Civilized World Has Pronounced
"THE BAT" h.
by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Honwoorl
THE GREATEST ft
DRAMATIC SENSATION EXTANT! "
"THE BAT"
Is now thrilling capacity audiences in England,
France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, f
Australia, South Africa, -
India and China '
A Record Never IJei'ore Dreamed of in i
Theatrical
,?iO Human JSitimrCSn 'Afford to flliss'
V-ffj-saacsv -sen' jaim&ijMi&
m o my
PRICES PLUS TAX S
IOgc Seats - $2.rij).
Lower Floor 2.0H-
Dalcony, Front 1.00
Balcony, Rtar .50
Seals on Sale Thursday, March U0
at Glass Ding Store
Dooi-s Open at 8:00 Curtain at 9:00
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