La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 13, 1924, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday. 'September 13, 1021. GHOST EviGTS UNBELIEVERS cjuciikhtup. :awK, unginnd (AD "Tin. sM-alige lady" Im Me; liuiuc of ii ghaut which constant - wur look refuge in a secret cIieiiii- I Iht. His wile denied to dl" HoiindlKu'lH thai he was tn lhej building. They set lire lo flu llOlIKO Ull'L Ulf IlIIHl'flhil Wil.H Mil f I (Hli'fJ. MiH Wil'lf lOMt her lOUOH through the shock, and her spirit is supposed lo haiinl tin hulhllm; in spile uf III.- fuel llial i! Iilh la i-a rebuilt am NMIc remains of Iht' uiniiMon. Who Will Take Up His, Post? liar Ass(H'iaiim iJoeis. I'KNjtl JTO,, Ore. A resold- ! Iv pvlfiH tenants rront a chariitin;; j 'ion prod sting iigcinsl the proposal old con ii (ry house not far from 'o raise the. siandnrd of en I ranee thin t'llv. Kamilh'H come ami ram- I r:f(ulreiiiem lo tin- bur ussocialioti 1 1 lot go. ' Humctliuos llH'y slay for ; by n-'iuirm': a col lego or unlvcr sevcnit weeks; sometimes lliey re- !ly rutnw mi a pi-eriuisiin wiih Miiiin for only a few day., adopled iy Mm Cmutilla County Olio liiotlorn, up-lo-date wotniiil ; H'ir MKjjoelif (ton at Is iinniial nieel . who lease,) the house pooh-pooln t lllg. Oflie IS eh-elcd included t III Mm Jdca I lull It was liuiintci and following: S. A. J.owrjl or l' niJI enrefully kept nil ghota . slorloti on, president; K. I , I'eterson, ii way from her threw young chit- : Milion, vice-president; H. J. Clark, droll. . Willilii a few weeks Ma I'emlleioii. s-e rotary; .llrmicr I. children complained h their Watts. Allicna, treasurer; 'mcni- laollier Mini llioy did aol like to Imtm f the executive oomriill ! nluv in their nurserv becniW "Mm ,.tJ"-'" I'helps and Col. J. U. Haley. lady" disturbed riicni. of I'eiidh-lon, and Janus JI.' K l-Mimliy tho up-lo-dain and hU"P- 's,'", 1 r IIohI mother nlso sawMte strange " -woiniin. Him wtiK unwilling lo nd- WOTIIIK WMAI i; ANIIOKi; lull II. at first, hid. a hoy nnd girl NKWI'dllT, ore, Whales nn (if. 10 ii ml 17 respect ivcly, who ; plentiful it long Mm- Mckou coaMl wcro viHitlng hor, couiplairt'd Mini jOnr of llu InrgrKl i-r m-on hen Mu-y alo IuhI noon hor. . otinio iihIioio al Spfiioor rrk. II 'J'IiIh ri'inau! hoNt in lioi-n ,1b not known how (he nhalo inH by ho iiiunv porwoiw, or at U-aitjilH ilcnlh. 'I'hfs tH tjio koooiwI whah no nuiliv piTKoiiM hava iuiaglncd that Iuik conn- hhJioi-o iifiir Ni'W lltry naw It, (lint it Iiiih hoooua1 .purl in Mm- pewt :io day. will-l(nown lo ghoHl Hpocluli-itH n ! A (-omiin roliil finh com puny at till pariH tr KiiKlaml. Tho Icgond Kpncor cr-'f-U Ih planning to hi arc told in explanation of Mm' apnn l- ! several inim of I In wluib- moat to lion Ih (lint Mhj honno wuh ownoil j Tood young fry. The whalc'H ohM hv n onvaller who flaring Mo- Civil 'mcl.-d weight 1m tin toim. mix i . . . 1 l,Z . , " or on orlhe '"' "I thr "Unl C.iui." I. tr..l,l,.,t .cieiole Army fMr ih-r will h, no an- to .tand mr,l v,r IH. hl.t-.h: oll r.-Ilo he li:.s all.mKa .hvo . m.i u yar. It ia the flint suhliiarinc torpedo boat hullt liy thp C'onMcra.-y but niw uaed. Dentha ahiiiloiv la huvfrniK ovvr FIRE LOSS iS FOUR ill arras, wlvlrli will Bl""ly I""" I"1 ' ' Hi; ullli.allon of furvulp. im''! anil i.rivalr. Tor roiTinllonal pni pnn." , . i..i,liil..n I" l2'..in'0 alrwly .li...l Klal.'S for.'Hl scrvl, ,, In prol.Ttlnif I"1'1"0 '"'" iln Hi.. nrf,l,'l I'n.'lru- al,il,. ll- .i ..elm,,!,.,) nciirly 1.- 5,1,1.1.11,11 haa b.-.-n Blirlil siinllal-ly ll' private inlcriirima. CoivlKiy t'luinuilim hi I'.'iiilli ioii BURIED CITY ISVIS1E0 Are you a good gucsser? Which one of the 100 1'carls m our 'window is the GENUINE NATURAL PEARL? There ore 99 Real BI.UtiBIRDS and one GHNUINIi NATURAL ' t'I'ARU ' , A 5,00 BLUKUIRD PHARL , ' Necklace is yours I-RfiB if you can pick out tlic "NATURAL!. Come in and get your entry blank. ' . , BLUEBIRD VEARLS ' ' jot Happiness BIRNIE'S .Ji'wolor and Optician. "At thu Sign of tho Clock." -V. Nov. (AC). HeicnllHlH of the Cnivci'Mlty of Nevada, In au ' xploralioil party headed by Gov ernor J, C. 1 'riigham, reeeiH 1 luive read again Mio pagen of II.. piiKt In oiiverim io ar t ho fame I is hniiin ('avert and fountl lliem rich in urcluu ologlcal lore, Klgurlnif round on tho roc c wall of ii ouvetn, miid to lac un deniably Aztec, IcudH Dr. II, He hap pel lo, arohaeologlHt r t ho unlveiHlly, lo boliovo tho dttjcov- j cry ono of tho nio.st linportaiiii In recent yoartf, . 'I'lm finding oi ' pottery in bo rave a I mi moves Mio pollery tine about lion inlh-t r irthor norlli than any oer found i bcrcyo. i Mr. Kchappillo anl Dr. I'oter (''randNen, hhiloglHl, have employ ed Mix men to aHHfat In Mm wui t fif ex'a atlng. Thfi parly found It dirt'lciilt in placi-H to' diHcein Mie hleroglyplilcH, uh cloudbursts had wanhed much delu Ih Into the : ctt vet uh. MIoruglyphloH ronemo 1 1 ng hot Ii Azl oc u n d Kgy plin n vork havt leen found and meiii beiH of the party lira opIirtilHlm In predicting Mint a veritable im- . ilergrouiHl city wilt bu disco vorod. A Hi King flow of waler w.ih dlNcoVoi-ed llll feet below the U'V- i-i mi imrti'r rirru, 111111 live nn- glowoi iiih wen: found at a de, l Ii A burial cave witli four by nix feel ni leading In a lare room, conlatntr.g HkeletotiH, Mie bom-if due to oN- WASJIINGTON (My Mio Aasooia Ictl I'i-chh) The National l.umtier men usKoclallon ( Kiinuita Cores! tiro Iohh Ihia HriiHuu in California. Oregon. Washington. Montana and Idalio nl 4..ra,ouo. Of t Ii Im ?:t, 000.000 n pr H- iiU d Iokh lo Klaad liig iiiulter in Mio national I'orcstN ami p-irka;, $110.(10(1 damage to p rival ely-owned HtniHliiu? (Inib'-r, and an oqiail atim to logH nnd Ihr-' giug etmipim-nl, white $'J.r(),oao wati in Ionhi-h to aeitlorH nnd m)a CvdluneouH com in unity properly. Inei-ndiary fires, forNl visit oi-h. lightning and Indus! rial operation nWNIl. Or...-,l. II. IIiiKl- H- limn for tho lt..l..-rlH An company ,.,,.. ',..,,.,,' r ,,. fr,l fir,,,. Irav.lliiK j.al.man. una wrliiiiHly Kuna8l lly. w,Ul fl.w , "nltrlljltulr lo I015- liljilri'il iR-nr U). (lino, 1,1 i lien l,l fflnK OT', riilloii8." aiihiuiolill,. una htl by th (lr,..,in l-'osi WHcuim K11I11. " rliiyin? "rcrrontlgn in iv,m,II;,ii,Ik" WiiHlihiKliili ni 1 1 11,11 il Irnln nl Trail l.- isi.sl I.. 1 n-f. It'oaall i.n.l ur. ciwla Hi.. Kovrnini nl anil liniliVr roMfllntr, JhhI lir-yon, Ti-rrlblii.. roiinilint; cuiiiitrv una viK:tc,l hv atniviu-rH hiiiiih ranirlnir ."front m-vrr- riii. Injnri'il man in Ink, 11 I,, i,,., v ,.i i,, n,, , !at inlllb.n ,l,,ih,, 1,, ,, ,m:,i,. Ili'ilnlon.l, wli.Tc II wuh r.Hiinl hi' hinlhH. Hull.. .r..i.U, on which iyi'iir lo us much as $25,1,1111.01,0." iviih Inl. rnally I11j11r.1l, 1,11 l.oiik-li ,, ,,mn B B;tut,.,j, has lai n i n- Mm' association's' sliili'in.-nl biii,-- physlcliins would not say imw s. r- ,,,.y ,,y r I110 oinnltis or inor... Kcstcil thai "p.-vhaps It rouii-a al loualy tho Injury niiKht 11101c mull ,, j,.,.,,,,., 11.,, m.;,rcllv of .ifv'loo hinh a oricc." and calh.l nl- , water Inivti nnd Kantcilif have hut- Mention to "the . n. Kl i.111 of increas- nKAi the .;i,aisimi:i i'KNIH.IJTON. (Jl,-, --. ll.iivi, Ti'Klan.l. wli r In J1123 of n, cowboy rldlni; championship of , vorld. winillns firm honors it will ClHycniio nnd rcndlctnn. ha, irrlvcil ill I'eiulleton ami v C011U ;,cli.. rur honors ami prizes tj,, oar. lie was iici'oi,iiani(Mi hi urs. 1,'k, ,,,. . , 1 limine is near i Alidwost, Wyo. Train Ililw Automobile, ! driving was burned v.y. !r;::r.i dialely after Ihe accldeni. Me. Is saleH ti I man for tho ttobcrls Art company Kathleen Campbell j Soprano . j I'lANO AND VOCAL INSTRUCTOR Coach Accompanist , ' furl her Tl.. 'Xiiiiiinatlon. Ill, "lie It Wins Because it is entitled to win FEDERATION FLOUR U'ei (lie Iks I in all thu win lil. Ask Your (.'inci'i'. Take 110 sulisliluU'. La Grande Milling Co. of I no feet, an opening I In- surface, underground rive human badly I re uie disintegrated ago. ! Clnelnitail U oinim 11 mi Is Joy III Owning Jtnov Horses CINCINNATI (A I').-" To tbo in-i Creasing list of women race horse nwnri'H IlilH been added tho Itiimei of Mis. 'n roll tie iox, widow of ! (ieoiue II, Cox, nationally kixnvi IteiiubHoun leinler. M rs, Cx, ' whose lovv for llOlseH goen ban lu Iter childhood, lias purchased ! :i doxen aiilinals from Mat slfieij tarm .of. I'dwitrd I1'. Hlmtns all Hai'iif ogn, and experts to racj-1 thein m'-vt year. tun a lover of borseH im. 1 1 tun going lulo tho racing gam. ror t hp idetiMIH-e I Clin get Olll j foF II.'1 Mrs. Cox wild, j tVodillo (biod, who was asn- tduted wllh Mrs. Con's tiusband in politics, lias been appointed illltlliager of the horses, lllfee oi' I widt h probably w ill lie raced nl I I 'hurohlU t tow us next spring. The ; remaining nine are yea t lings. One of the horses bought by .Mrs. fo Is the diitighler of ;S'iMutH' f :T.'t,ono stallion, l'rlm e Calaliuo, sire of I'rluce I'al. i Sirale.v U "Ins Anttiuriipli I rout 1 1 ad. v ll rd Itlpling The Wise Man Does Not Wait I'nlil lie is I'tiicrd lo lose linu' liwaiiso uf illni'ss. llo insures his working ciipacily mill liappiin'ss by ASSUKINt! his licaltli tlirmi;-)) ri'uliir plijsital iiiiiiiialiiui. .Such cxaiiiiiiatiiin.s hit uf valuo only wIumi scifii lifie iiml when inaili- win: re all inoili'iii tliii;;iui;;tic facilities art; foinplelo. The Hot L akc Sanatorium Dr. T. l'liv. OwiiL-r aiul Diivttor. Ill liWAWH, Kng. f Al).--"M" Ih not Ihr only . h tler which r, freiinonily silent In l-oglanJ; 'SV"( also is alien lost, especially In proper , names, ns in Itarwnsh. w li leh ' is ta tiuoiiuced Itur'nsh. Knowledge of how lo pro- aounco the name of this lown rn- ecnl ly won an enterprising wont -1 "ii an autograph letter front Itud- yard Kipling, the moid oeli braled j reside nl of Hurw ah. (''ailing lo . K- nu audience w it Ii K I pi tug t he woman wrote n parudy on oic of Ids iioejas and mulled It to I he poet. Ill the parodv she rhymed words with lliirwiihh which showed she knew1 how to proitotit.ee I ho name correctly and I Kipling was mo- surprised that he mailed In-r a letter of thanks. j I Kvery decent adult must feel ' eompa.sMon for a Ibtlc nr who Is trying to reiucntber her table I manners because giie.-as arc preS- em. ; Defends .Self t NJ UMl 1 ' il 1 . Airx v Mm. EXhl Tbomptnn. 2. shot M ktltwi a man vho iampd on tn runntnc hen1 of hr fr In & rowl4 downtoi. itrt In Nw Orlni. Tht victim. Thomi T. ThAiiuKtn, h4 tfeiNtM4 to Wli hr, sht claims. 1cum h fllwj 4 roN bry ehftrir trtnirt him and rfuM4 : to Ttihdraw tt. 'tnrr rest etel I ve pulleintr Stuv io Eastern Oregon Music Go. Telephone Main 119 Residence Foley Hotel, Main 773 rare ifi HOMES sT rltaft ANMIMNfi SOONto-rfow 0 , ClaM-rfnl. I I b o r a I cnillt for all who mini II. No Jnlcr cst cbarged. KIM), liberal crvdit will help you heaulify your home put into il the kind of furniture that you will like and thti kind that will last. This better furniture and a more beauti ful home will radiate pood cheer and happiness and in the long run is far more economical than the cheap furniture. Helow are shown a few suites and pieces that will make a beauti ful living room. These are al! displayed on our floors and quoted at very attractive prices. It will play you well to investigate them. i single pioi'o or h coinplelo mil fit llollvereil o n 1 II e first payiiu'nt. Odd .Davenport $107.50 ; In Velour For those who ptefer varieiy In their living room. This davenport, wit Ii several odd chairs, w ill make a complete room, A fine tj utility of velour of a very prelly pattern l used on Ihe seat cushions and bael; the sides are iphot stered In a plain veloiir t hat harmonizes. Modern loly pVico at SI0?.."ti. Youll the mat, o Overstuffed Suite Featured at $250 An Kffeclivc Ucduclion on a Iliyli-diade Suite. oonifiirtal,!,.. .1, cp-seatoil, overstuffed JlilliK room suoe. I-Iacli piece is lari;e nnd padded ivllh soft cotlon anil hair for relaxation nnd rest.' I'pliolslercd In a fine Krade of velo,.,'. .Makes a very pretty coiiiulnal Ion In either tlie brown or bin". v ilue nl. $2.,0.n. "I- SMs Liberal Credit No Interest No Embarrassment One of the features q V. II. Hohn-n Kantp Cootnpany's service Is the llheial eredil plan. We are generous ami wnl inaUe t ho terms of payment to suit your pockclhooU. There Is no Inteli:! chargjd-c-iu, thing tacked on for :tic reason whatsoever.- AM furniture Is de llvcred w it Ii I he dow n paynn itt. afe Free Storage On Your New Furniture , tlecause j-,,,, , KnR ,0vo 111 Ml" hear funic Is no reason why you sli, ml, I wait lo remove your fiirnit me or sacrifice.' Ihe savings offered her, Wo have plenty r stonm-c space al oilr disposal. 11 here fuinllur,. is slol'cil for future delivery. There Is no cha.-- lim.l.. I,,,- tl,!.,. n Three-Pieee Overstuffed Suite The Means of a ChurininK and Well FurnisJied Living Kwiin In .sek-i-liny a living room suite there are several factors that should not he over looked. There is the style and Ihe upholstery. These, of course, constitute the Reucral appearance and are the makings of tho room- Then, too, there is the workmanship and the material. There is no question a living room suite is subjected to severe usage nenee it must he made to withstand it. In this suite you will find the lcst of everything style, velour, woi kmanship and materials, and, above all, a very moderate price. ' For three pieces only ?225.0O. W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. FOI IJ FLOORS OF FINK FFtlNITFUK