La Grande evening observer., November 01, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 9

Saturday, November 1, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEHVER
PAGE NINE
ft 2ft YEARS
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE Ry, Cond
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m. Grandi- Cinxutto, Oc-tnxvr 30,
Jl 8'Jii. Tlio Ui'inocnilH claim l n-
loti county by 800. VH1 It will bo
Tin JU'"1lloanH nre ln-Hintr
llirve to (wo on Orcon and throe
lo uiiu on trmt-pal rvsuiiH.
J. II. Monltfomcry or rorlliind
kiiolio to n larjro number In tlio
lJryan Jiull Weilni'Muuy evening.
ii. II. Kinn Is muktutr a eanvasH
i r 'mM"wii couniv in tin intcri'Hl
luf SIcKlulcy and llobart this
.1 It. Karri1 II, of rornuconlu
(will tkllvir tin addri.ss In ll hit
iiy Momhiy wcnlng In I In Intor
L st ot Uryun and Walson.
ArranKi'inunts have bia'ii porlVct-
cil whiM i by I ho election rctnriiH
f. ill In (fivrii out In the t'lul
moms. , Tin prlco of admission
(will bv' nominal.
I t)A, Wednesday, October 2H,
ilSlMi; Ihi! Infiint iluUKhl'r of Mr.'
nm ;,Miu uram i urn vv. i nu inn-
tiul look place from the 1'iTHhy-
jurlnn church yealenLay ufter
juoon. '
Tin1 controller of tho currency
h.t.s declared a dividend of 10 per
"lit. in favoT of tin credit on of
)t 1m: Insolvent linker CUy National
ib:ink oC Haker City. Oregon.
The I'loneer Flouring Mill,, or
I.slnnd Oily, under the charge of
(. M. Htdwell and K K. Kiddle re
Mimed operation Monday. Tlio
plnni hus boon thoroughly over
hauled and equipped with ihe lat
'M machinery. They have on
hiind sufficient wheat to keep them
running night and day for Home
time to come.
There aro u few republicans in
1 his neck of the woods who am
not enntrihutint; their individual
miles toward tin success of the
grejit demonstration lo take place
(in l.a Urande next Saturday,
v I'in limn It. 1. 'urpenler who
twin sent from Ja Grande to thoi
jWusfrington division during thj
Tom Sims
Says
ICnnie Is planning a building SO
nlnrh-a IiIrIi, (he top of which
fhoulil he fine for Koman uainllo
Klioodng.
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German ll-ieiisiag has been dissolved-
One of those things lusi as
long as u lump of siiKar In hut
coffee.
Mexico has elect fd a
hut not without a shot.
resident,
,- -r- cr -1 3s sceNDiNQ ill
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Crossword puzzles aro popular
now, perhaps because you don't
have to speak Chinese to tool with
(hem.
Wo object lo runnfttf around
with a I longhaired tfrl becuuso
all she can say In "Must 1 bob It?"
Had news from t'arls.
ILS'celles, author, li asking the
women to dic.a MiiHlhly. Jf they
do. they will look foolLsh.
Chicago woman says he. pawned
her ring lo buy booxo, Kven so,
we rcfusu to say It was a rum
ring.
New York woiiifin of 72 pawsed
a bad check. Kometimoff wisdom
comes with age und Suiuetlines ugu
comes alone,
They claim a Wall street man
who stole It million lost it, but it
isn't the custom.
Chicago judge' rules a man con't
hug a girl while driving an aulol
which Is all right, but suppobc th - oy lVndh ton police pending re
gui oaji't drive? !eeiit of information from i'orU
. land and California as to tho pos-
The world changes. When a girl ' 'ble nwnership of the machine.
GtOrfto Hivirrels with her lover th"Me dast'l'b' numbers on tun motor had
she gels drunk Instead of crying.
Uieen baltered u ill II I hey could not
I he deciphered, police otttct iH de-
lli Itlga, Uuvhi, peasaaLs kHled eland,
the tax collectors, but we lulvtsc The men were arrested on, n
against such dmstlc measures. ,iU(st of authoritiea at The Imlhs
j where It Is charged that they stole
TIIKI-T KISI'KCr IS MIX!) 'ten gallons of gasoline, a spare
I I'liNIH.KTUN, Ore. Two men lire and rim. The men were ar-
who gave their names as Ktm"r ; rested this morning.
i;igem: max si:.nti:.ci:i
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Land and Claude handler, alias ia California license.
'Hirhnut, and a light automobile in j
rthlch they were tiding, were held' I'. very body rcnils Ibo Want Atl-i.
KLOKNK, Oro. Hoy l'earl. llu
(; ne man. arrested with liquor in
his possession, pleaded guilty in
just leu court and wi;s fined $30'.
ind Neatcnced to tho county jail
for throe months.
William Hunsicker and C. J
Taylor, arrested after a still wui
found at a house which llu-y wi re
occupying on the. low pass road
were bound over by Judge Well
I'he car bore on a charge of tho possession of
ja stltlworm. Thi-y wurc unable tit
furnish the Jlin.u) ball each fixed
by the jud;je.
Little Ones and Big Ones
CAKES l'OIt ALU OCCASIONS
Engagements, Weddings, Parties, Lodges or Any
Special Occasions
Tell your grocer the occasion and the size and Alex
MacPhei-son, our cake maker, will fill the liill.
In tho meantime
Eat Golden Crust Bread
Uaked by Electricity the cleanest,
hottest heat known.
. ' . A HOME INDUSTIIY
Gwilliam's Electric
Bakery
Wholesale Manufacturers
iH-cltl'n1 on Ills rirsl trip from Wal
iki Wullu to I'miHilliu The uni,-ln
Tlt.MX TI.MK TO CHAX(;K and will ussumc his tluti.'s luif at
heat rush .wius the victim of an o(;u, IJf.m fJr Kouth;.rn ,,1 ' -
ciflc company, has received, word 1 ' . 1 y
Iroin the general oft' Ice at Port - I OOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
train No. -141. now arriving at Mill ;
CUy from Albany at 3 p. m will
arrive at 2:5 p. in., and return-.
which was in charge oi engineer . . .. . ff ., vv.... .i,..- i IO
iTulinke struck a loose rail and x. ... , ...
timed over burying Carpenter and
hhe head brake man In the debries.
iUihnkv was thrown completely , u7,'",l ,..' ," mm,
knit of the way and only suffered i , ' , ' ' 'o
fche dislocation of his shoulder and i ' ' ' ' ' ,; 'o
in in ini-.n-iii, MutixiiiK in it'i i run- : o
nectlon at Alhuny with train 34 jo
for SJilem and I'ortland arriving at ,5
! Iln-se places 3 a minutes earlier ; o
is host of friends and acquaint-'on,, ri , , lo
Iiiia-.. fi Avtr. aim! four) ,M, UID"
i severe shaking up. 1 j
Mr. Carpenter ha.s been a resl-
b-nl of Ii Orande for several years
bnd waa univt-rsally resiected by '
Me
better coll-
L.nrt
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madi.
Mill CUy branch have been
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hmalt children to mourn his do-' ' ' "V "'
iri,iri, ;iron iram, cuuing down ine wan.
he funeral look place from the "nmeH. Ao oilier ciiangess on
ti-rul.vt..Hin f liiir,.!. VVi f I nosid n v i O't'
o it ernoon under the auspices of thu
-odd IVIlows lodge of this cily. A
large number at I ended t lie last
-rites paying tribute to the decea
"d. The afflicted ones have th
heartfelt sympathy of Ihe entire
uinmumly. f
s- H be advertises It,
Cs giutlt
; Albany Chamber Sifrclnry Named.
"I ALBANY, Ore. Leonard Crilk.y,
a Linn county farmer, has been
"l';leeted secretary of the Albany
Ichamlier of coiumcrcc by tlie board
of directors. Mr. (!ilUey hus charge
lie knows of the l.inn county exhibit at the
'Pacific Livestock show in Portland
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
ritOMIT AND EFFICIENT DELIVERY
Is a part of our lumber transactions.
You'll Appreciate It.
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
Wl MAIN 8
FOR DRY CHAIN AND UOX WOOD
I'llONE MAIN 517
J. L. MUNHALL
BRUCE DENNIS
Respectfully asls
your support on
election day ; "
Present Stale Senator for Union-Wallowa bounties
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Of what character will bur next President be? '.
Whoever he is, lie will be elected President of the greatest nation on
earth, and by the greatest and. most brend-mindod people in all the world.
W'e love our Country and our Nation. May -we ever respect and defend it!
True our foi-n) of Government may have principles which could be im
proved. Like man who is the most perfect of God's creation, yet is far
from perfect. What ONE man in our Country has the power to make
of this a PERFECT government? Tnjs is a government for the people
and by the people. Let us elect the conservative and honorable man who
will not head the cries and contentions of the foreigner and Jhe radical,
but who will stand firm in his devotion to our common standards.
VOTE NOVEMBER 4TH. . "
We are interested hi the welfare of our government.
I United States National Bank
MEMIIKK FEDERAL REHEIIV KYSI'EM
The Bank That Takes Care of Your Interests
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PROSPERITY FOR THE FUTURE DEPENDS UPON REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.
It's Going To Snow
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Best At Least Price
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CHILDREN GIVE THANKS F0R YOUR GOOD TASTE
AND THOUGHTFULNESS.
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For President of the United Stales
CALVIN COOLIDGE
For Vice President of the United Slates
CHARLES G. DAWES
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a3. X CHARLES L. McNARY
of Marion County
For Congressman Second District
37. X N. .1. SINNOTT
of W'asco County
For Secretary of Stale
40. X SAM A. KO.ER
of Clatsop County
For Slate Treasurer
41. X THOS. B. KAY
Has sei-ved the public twice as
their State Treasurer
For Justice of Supreme Court
(Vote for Two)
41. X HARRY H. BELT of Polk Co.
46. X PERCY R. KELLY of Linn Co.
For Attorney General
48. X I. H. VAN W INKLE
of Marion Counly
. For Dairy and Food Commission
I'J. X J. D. MICKLE
of Washington County
For Public Service Commission
50. X II. H. COREY
of Baker County
For Joint Representative, 2HU Dist.
53. X (HAS. A. HUNTER
of Wallowa County
For Stale Senator
52. X BRUCE DENNIS
of Union County
For District Attorney-
55. X CARL, G. HELM
of La Grande
For County Commissioner
5. X W. W. STEVENS
of ifnion
For County Clerk
59. X C. 1C McCORMICK
of La Grande
For Sheriff
60. X JESS BRESHEARS
of Elgin
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For County Assessor
X D. IL PROCTOR
of La Grande
For Counly Treasurer
61. X FLOHENCE BACON
of La Grande
For School Superintendent
X MRSfc DALLAS GREEN
of La Grande
For Coroner
G). X DR. F. L. RALSTON
of IU Grande
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For Justice of the Pence
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of La Grande
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La Grande's Original Credit Jewelers.
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We Stand Behind und Guarantee to You Each of the Above-Named Candidates, gj
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE. H
J. II. Pcare, Chairman,
Paid Adv. ""' R- (ireene, Secretary. 5
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