La Grande evening observer., October 07, 1924, Image 8

Tuesday; October T'lUgj.
PAGE EIGHT
THE GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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HURT Br FALL
WIOM. VRpccInt) Hulilrdiiy
titer noon whllo attomplliiK to turn
oil' ft ha llfflits for tlio tomiHt camp
irroonds, Mra. L. A. Ilurwoll bud
tho. mlnfortuuo to full down a
steep flight of uttUrn riprulnlmr her
left, wriat and suwrcly injuring
'herself. - Her son. Ad ruin Oood
i brodi who iiiiuiuffn tlio ciuuii
fr round, was In rtmdlr-lon at the
time attending tlio foot I mil $iuu.
'6ihls mother cllmbi-d the NtahH
t caro for t hu light. Hlio Hllpprd
ad fell down tho t'Utlro IriiKlU of
iliosterp utairwny,
r-Mr. Udlth I'hy. her diiiifrhtr-r.
.VlTKArnt, luiii Auilrry oUtp went
io 1'endlcton l'rldiiy to m-o the
Whltmnn-O. A. C. jcmhp. Tlny rtt
turncd tho Mine rvcnliK brlnKliiK
homo with ihcnu Mr. I'liy'o duu
ghtcr. Ma re la, who In a tudnt hi
Whitman. Minn Mania returned io
fcrr-work at Walla Wnllfi Kunday.
r Mr. and Mrs. John Worttnnn,
jvillls Phillip. - MaruldA . lurKlll,
Jtuth Garrkk, Minn Norvcl, Attn
Phillips. J. W. Maxtor, W. V. C'on-ttor-
and Itobert Wakefield were
among! the Unlonltea who went to
North Powder Friday lo witness
iho 'football sraino butwern lewder
and Union. ,
Another card and pool hull has
been opened tip on Main etreet
during- the pant week. J. K. Allen
Of La Grande has rented tho res
taurant property near Wfhater's
Variety store, stocked up with a
supply of tobacco, etc., uud, lias
opened up for tmslneiiH.
, High Sehool l ltvl.
tl3ie hlrtlt Hchoul MluUent body
Jifild Its ajiinUtL election or officer
Friday afternoon. . Johnny Geert
.MnlWHS selwirj as preimli'iit. Htd
ney' Iobbin ta8 vIcc-preMiih-nt, Kr
tna Vucketl 'us seeretnry-treiiHuror,
JJothine Miller ua I'-lll editor and
business maunffr, und IMrk Vrii
llouten ns yell lender. Kale of stu
dent body senium Uckela ho been
irolng on for tho past week. The
price this year Is 93.00 for stu
dents and adults, and 9 1. no for
grade pupUs. . Moth tho Junior and
He ft lor clnasi'S have gone one hun-
SS'.ri .."urJ'SlOUTBUBSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
dosses wilt go over the tup.
Tho local tennis tournament has
been continued during tho week
and practically all the preliminar
ies huvo been played. In tho men'i
miKles only llireo aro luft, .JJeun
lliiUdilfisoii, Ho v. ilodiro, und Fred
r ox. Mrs. Fred Fox and J. F. Hut
eh In son won the mixed doubles. A
few more mutches will ulso wind
up Ihu ludliH sliiKles, IuiHch' dou
Ules, and tho nuns doubles. A
ffroat deal of Interest Is ueUijr tak
en In this tournament, Thu Union
Athlotlo club has been orjfunlxed
und uiler tho tennis Hiason is over.
indoor baseball, hundbnll und oth
er tfumes will bi taken up in the
ay hi.
Imti Clark, of Iho University of
OrcKon, who has Liiuwo of the debating-hi
the hlftli schools of the
state, has unked Hunt, Hoy Couklln
lo take chin if e of the w ork hi Un
ion and Walluwu uoimlles, Mr.
Cuii U 1 1 n will accept tho position.
Martin Frahu ,fi.r the past few
years a resident of Union and vl
cinily, left Wedueitday morning for
his former home in Oglallu, N
brusku. Arm llruken.
Jack Cox, oim uf the hh:h sehool
football Hfiiad. eamu home from
the North 1'nwder Ktimo with a
broken arm. w hieh In- Is now ear-
rylnir In a nUiii. This accident
will keep hhu ulf the gridiron for
u few weeks.
It. It. Honn.y and lister stiller
and their wives went lo Milium
Meadows last work for u few days
hunting and fishing.
K. A.- rumphrey,' whu lor the
past few ytwrs has Im-i-h conduetlng
u fuel and fr.-d Imntmsn In I'uiou.
Iirs nold out hirt Lnttn-MH to M. I..
Wutts itf North 1'oHder. the Intt- r
now huVing moved to rniuii and
taken over tin mniiaKcmeul of the
liuslneHM. Mr. I'ltiuphrcy mid, fam
ily "ill make an vUlt to
Texaa , and oilier Nuuthwt-Nlrrn
stales. ,
..An I'lpworih l.tiin tmelal was
held at thu M- tl.o.MM ehureh Fri
day evening wlileh w;ih nileiuh'd by
about filly young and ohhr peo
ple, (lumen and a Ki-utTat social
ptood time aiitl the usual eats con
stituted the vtu!uj;'a program.'
Mrs. K. O, Zck Im':uiii- nerions
IV 111 IniM neek ami W rdnvsday she
wus tuken to Hoi lUke fur treat
ment, '
Mr. sad Mrs. Ilert KnlglH were
hosts to the T. l. eluti on Wed-
Rx Coodo
f Yes ' 141
tWfOB "prison, was arn;sted there. I
Itpldtng Eldon Qiflnland. .son of the!
chief anglniser at the penitentiary.
tfho disappeared hero on the day j
fihorman' made his escape, Hher-:
man escaped Heptrniber S. while i
employed, as a" trusty. r '
OOMP4NY WISMSS TO ilK TO - VoO
ri rA1t- Mot T Tl4fc I iivir
f
r i - --
wwggi ii snar SI I nasi rk'
766,300 fish from death In fit. Mar
tin parish alono from August 6 to
Heptember 6, according to a report
of tho commission .on Its work In
overflow pools which were drying
up because of the drought.
Game fish to the number of
157,025 wero transferred to the
streams In East Carroll parish, in
the northeastern part of tho -state,
und In the northeastern part of tb
state, and In Calcasieu oarlsh. In i
tho southwest. Commercial fish!' --liftud-KMK.' 6fc-Mt. Mnrv'a Ciilii
numbering 618. 276. were planted in ditc ejiurch.pf ihtnv'My lns boiich'
running hi reams in thu vlctnltyistnirtvf, ,10 acres itt the root, of
where they were, rescued. . The;Twcnly-fourth avenue at- lln-
commission Is continuing the, res- Southern city limits to Ih- tm- d an
cue work In other parts . of the j an athletic field fr siud-jils of the
stule, . ' 1 ' IparoehlRl, hlgii sehool, it was un-
, inuunced by Jtcv. Kdwlh V. o'llarn.
local paator
eaied Conht t'apurctl.
HALKM, Ore. Uenllentlary of
flclals received, a telegram from-
Moonc. la., to Ihu effect thin II. If
Sherman, escapv'd convict from the
Iiuildine Contmclow Don'i Wanl
PAINTING JOBS
Il's against their interW and our N. Their
prorit is te diffe.nce oh prke
paid to Mnte.-BULTW t
poo.ct material and ; workman..;, ditaftwllqn
to all concerncd-a job that'll pa bttt wtm't ;lasl.
- ; I'OK BBTTEB JOBS CALL i. ANDRY
? v PHONE
t-v.--& ICS TOVJI? VRsSIDSfcT THAT T
HAvCn't,4MY more miwutS'.to vvatc
"THAW He HAS J T(StC H(1 that WHI5n HE'S
1?5AXY TO TACK. COPtC TO Tve 'PltONfi ' AN T
CAU, r r- 'CttCK r- "
La Grand
Mat tr esa Shop and
Weaving Work ...
MattrMM or ail kiiM
Icued and rebuilt: PmiIiw
RvnoTilInc; fug ud Kluff
Hue ni.df to or4r- and- for
, MMl Omrftmt mnA fliir C1n- -
' Inpr, KiimllurH !;i.-(.-o Hiyj. .
I.Wfl.ii'l rilUIHPMM t
Factory I'honr
Si'h'illl.'.lM ITji ii lo Nlmly 1 of ft'niH-f liihnUllhnlH. ocrnn thtr
(rlf;(u or loliMlii Hiur . ri-ntH, tncttoroloi;y mid other Vlo-
. fnirniti. ... ' --..vL , .w .'..
it. .v.. i ft . ..... .... . ' I 'rh'' Vnny ronii-ntrnU- jipon
, - r( TI. rnrtv . l.,ull, wnno.r-merook
of .H,.,,!!,;, ,vl, ,. ,.l:.1. t l.av,-. ,. Karolo.,. , .MaBl
ll,.ll in c.rt..l,.r r.I tl. Ali1- Mt,.M, . AMulllkl- .Tjlk,..a
will rrrm- n i 1 1CIIH W'ieme
t t " a4 i ' f ntnn imys put up a fcaim' fi:;hi
? V ) 1 ld, esiMvlnlly in the laat hull
r V! i ii ! - 4 :nnu up i.l Inn pilled
. : X won ht-r luuelnlowns by hie-
CLAt'DK (V I'll AH !
mini.. I.k IMnt inhninlrtn
uimi tn pr.n'iiii am iruiu lite i OOK
Inlands niliitlulstratlnn of Hie Xi'W
pyiTnmrai. neeoroint- to part ot ncw-Zenlahd's territory.
nesday evening. At braise the lilh , " vr
Ineorts went to Mr. and Mis, II. r.lhop mrs-nm witleh Is sponsor.
MeClay. whihl'red Kox re-elved . ln ,hl' erulae.
I the vonaolHllmi. lteres;imen;S The crie nf the Kaltnlloi
(were served by the healesd. - j thromih I'olvneNln w'll Inst three
j With n teun cimpi a.d nlnu st ' ' 'i'.ry. ci-e nllni? t pre-enl plnun.
entirely ut nt'w ini-n und unty llirtThe relcntlfSM will study mnrlnu linslana I onnen-atlon- Con tin's
weeks nttrr t;i lM'iuniii' ot fauna. native . plants. Inserts, lon. with 'the )is'fnee of tin
school, l oat h Tills went t NoHit einnohnrv. art-tn-oiogtrtii n niitln l-'odrnl lUirynn nf 1?h'Ht-s. svf.,
l.'J.l.,.. I If ll.lMl.lt.lt n... :
Ton-
rTivvn. MflnllilKI. Itskuhnngu. I'uk-
, apiiknec: sad -.Huvaro. which lire
f . ' i- . .
TnoiiNinds of Inlaml I t-b
" 'ni-tw '"Oiti.i:.Vffa"f av" Thc
'rlday to bilek aKuinst th.-
hia ler eh'en mIiu are prarinaliy j
all last yrar's ptayors. AUl.ouuh 1
dt'fVntt'd tiy lite s.-ore vf 4."t to o, i
,Tw Mirw t si loads of
,Milile Conihi"!
1 rC our nht early us thev
are truing last. I-'. H nti-l S;l nr.
pY -M, v It n itiii)l nnmrkli:
how the Heui' V o-irtM - pur.
rflg Into our ofllv'.. Thv InmUi-r
rushes In and inln mil.
prices gixen on Iho N. if Shtnl.s
lu large iuantltbs far b.trns.
trylnir pttnls or forward pitssvs.
1'he jrauie was ptay d lat' In (In
altrnttMtil and til a roul driicr.l'
ur rain. ti t-Hs u and Kim l ar
tin only old imu on Uu 1'nion
(sun, nil the oihors tilhtT eon o it
l rout It ?t j i' r h xvt'outla or b-m ;
How in the fzaun. Uy lUf nd ei
tlo H'-HH ..t i.oy ou :ht to sliow up
tuueh l tti-r ilin ii t, piiaini. ti.tr
rison. of I'ttwdt-r, ae-d Sis hf''H'i,
and W ort man of t nlon as ituipnv.
Mr. and Mrs. Kail tiarrison t-i
down from North fonder Sunday
tho m-s;s of Mis. t JarrlKnu "a p.i
nnta, Mr. and Mrs, toM-rtwa.
TWIN UM.Us s AMIS 1 lUIII
QUALITYPLUS SUIT
MADE TO ORDER C
ALL WOOL
100 Fabrics to Chst Frtm .
X-Hcy ot QUALITYPLUS Construetrvr Tailoring
M50
AUK YOU GOINU TO
(.OLLECK? " :
A Few Spcci-.ils forthe
' Tri" ' i
Suilciist'S ut, ..Special
Prices, Bad 20 Off.
liats nt .Special
Trices, each 20 Off,
' Tnmk Wopc, 25 - ,foot
Dundles, 19c '
' . . i
Cundle Strap, 15c 16
50c " . '. '
Andrews
Variety Store'
Sorvire and Kconnn.f
iMS.
Irrefutable Evi
When ou pay a bill with a check on this bank;.) our ;.nceUed check .is
a Icval receipt. Misundcretandings that might lead to: lawsuits are quickly
.settled. by showing the cancelled cheeks.
-r I.
A 'checking account in this bank offers a 'safe,. cnnveflienl, : accural ' and,
simple way to handle your pcrbonal finances, tome in today..'.
United States National Bank
A air.MHKu
A : : ( The Bank
That Takes C ate of Your: Interest.
The
Claude C. Pratt
'l Lumber Co.
"Iho INhit MWi I rtwl"
Upin. KmnHim. I'Miink i w
fiO KlIIMlMf llllllMM
;; For Sale
Modotli ; (.-tiMjiu hetifle.
tondiuon. bitr let. toi $.i, ot
ISOtf Utetudms tltv tumtun
l l I'Al.l i;. Idaho. -Tariff of
S r iih p r pooml on lutMrt toil
'r cavf Idulm f.trmers an al-
4titaKv lor Hi- l'ultl ,late- io.h
k la on ;..'. s. M ii ; pounds of Inii-l-r,
a mount tnt; lo , n-in p r
pound lo f I, i 4 r. 7"i.;4. lmln-;
t?;,i. and Mm itt.-i s utooihA oi
IS;(, secoidlDK l' .tnli'iuont of
M. A. Moans. Idalo omoilsloio r
"f aciieMtiMM'. in -"ntatloii in
(ho :tat:imo of ;.i:i ties .,f d orv
l' -ithiolton s.fo'in Ho tiinoiint o
bnlt r nuniilai tn I In l-laho-
Viwln): to. Uir . .iniis! t ,
T tit Kill., nKli a nnnlno'ton r
l.iiiio.etot i.oioIn, MamN Mtli o
tho II t of t; Hal. it jta'oMf trd
Hod Willi lot. it (.i.tht.li-n ,if
I iooioN if loiM, r torins
t the I moat hs vvlol. t:iilt-i
made on t.n tiv fi- liotm- o dm
l's me Ittt'. poiiod I-; t -lun:iSl at k.
,i :"a.oiM .oiiod' li';r:ai; 'Itv lol.l'
(''"die tto for itio Matv up to
i:.i!niatM aln. at UlaTio s .m v
1 rHli lion loi oij; this vrotd I
(ivn at ...lK.Vt;-,v.M.
I. CaUar ntta U p,dded to hold
hap d hu nok.
I. Lpl1l nMm aith mlnutt
. . titcnt to "b(m tcitnrM and
correct rollw . , .
1. Pur'Unrn cn,, Iront rd,
Hreakint 'and krtN'ttu t
hr., r , . ; ,: ..
4. Linen lUy iwd lo reinlcrr,
pockttt pruent tn( and
. w ' ftld front if thape. .. -..
i. tVOHf r-intorced alt'' )-.
. Finf trir nf Camhrtr te.tJ in
- itthlnor Jfc on hbth Hdt
to rrent hainrlnth from
enmina out.
V All nool hnina to in,urr atit
, factorv er and arvic.
KVl. l.iK'k this Ui. "I'.IHIS. S
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Jo AT I SrAC T ION 4
IS OUR
& L-M'lAJAl
A gUALlTYPLUS SI made to order is the finest all
wihiI tailored suit obtainable at $.U;50. . It is easily
worth much more. Volume business, small profit
and economy in production make possible the
price of $32.50. Sold only by established mer
chants. ,
Style.FJt andWorkmanshlp Guaranteed!
Corns In and Look Over the QUALITYPLUS LINE
Wilson Bros., Tailors
n.KAMN; - rKKSS1N(i AM) HAT 15UKKIM;
New Foley lUdp;., I -a (mndc, Orrgtm.
RX-nHMH hl'llM'
hl'UJN- to IXtf'l,
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Uattlv o i y oii-hnl-l.
4 hcit4 h mm ti: htniwl lnn
ftr. lt'H .t , t- vn
rw . ' iinv ti-iiv
$ k p H tn h I. v S-'h (
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Geo.ll.Currcy j
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Mtikt lit U f t I
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Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
Nun th.it mi una our oa htme, why al huikl
a Iuiiiic I "i jwur cat or rb-c a rhicken hornet llirj,
I too, dcscie shelter fioni the winter.'
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
Teleprume Main M
H)U DRV CHAIN AND BO M)U .
rilU.NK MAIN M .
J. L M UN HALL
MO.NAKG
MALEEABLE RANGES
$10
DOWN
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1 "'TiiJuuiiiL'U.lrlllllin.'IIHHirWIH
I j La ' 1
$10
I'EK MONTH
$87.50 to:'$i50v:.; .
Now as alna.tK th MONAKCH is the thirst wage. made. Every MONAKClf Asrf is a jONAKCII baWrr.
W tt Bohnenkamp Go. -.
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