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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1924)
I Saturday, December 6, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN OMETHIN El 4 fTTTTTT tC We Handle Complete Lines Of Hotpoint, General Electric LARGEST : STOCK OF ELECTRICAL MERCHANDISE . - IN ' EASTERN OREGON IT IS EASY TO BUY -. ON , OUR BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN " ' , C CW Appliances UNIVERSAL Yestiiihouse Air Heaters Boudoir Sets Broilers Coffee Urns & Sets Cookers Curling Irons Chaffing Dishes Fans'. Grills : im Griddles , . Glow Heaters Hot Plates Immersion Healers Irons Ironers Lamps Marcel Irons Ovens Percolators 1 Plate Warmers Refrigerators Ranges Radiators Soldering Irons Sweepers Toasters Tea Kettles Tabic Stoves Vacuum Cleaners Washing Machines Waffle Irons . AVarming Pads Water Heaters Christmas Tree Sets . Electrical Toys Edison, Westinghouse, Universal Electrical Goods We Have Secured the Exclusive Agency for The Easy . Washer This Machine led all washers in 1923 Sales. ; Autorlaiic y i i It Beats. As It Sweeps A It Cleans The Best Ironer ' I 'if Easy Quick Better Ironing EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER COMPANY - ; ; "EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL" - ' " ' ' ' ' , , t ..'.,..'.-; , . Union Fish Hatchery Output Is Distributed 11. II. Uonnoy, Superintendent, Makes Report of ,l'ao Work Accomplished by Institution During Past Year It. II. llonney. suiii'rinli'nuVnt p( tin1 1'iiinn, On-., fish hutcliery, ro-ci-iilly inhiH'iI (he fulluwinfr report. iitiliculftiK tlio uiinilicr or li-out trum tlm I'lliun hatrllury dlslriu uti'il during t Im nt'UHon uf Jl:M. Tin: rrpor follows: i:nion county ltuhlliuw I. III It. Crock Cnuulo Jtomlo ltlvor Indian Creek Mill Crock Minimi HiviT Fivn l'oint Crook Hoavor Crook Looking GIuhh Hlvor Calhorlno Crook . 1 .11 tic- Catliorlno 1 liilf Crock Urook Trout l.iuM Crook Klvo l'oint Crock I .It t If Crook Catherine Crook Salmon.. Chinook Calhorlno Crook 2:13.000 Klool lloud Culhcrtno crcek..2:7,000 .... 40.000 ..... 60.000 .... 20.000 ..... 50.000 so.ooo 25.000 25,000 ..... 25,000 107.000 25.000 20,000 So.ooo 10,000 10,000 '20,000 ltninhow I'owder llivcr .. .nlone Cri'ok Anthony Crook .: Silver crock l-'ork Crook .-. -.Kust KaRlc Creek f.ll.-iln KaKle Crick Iltirnl lttv r Anthony Iiko Flnli IJiko North Towdcr lak. ' Itrook Trout Kant K:iglc. Creek (oiriu? Creek lrctlKe I'onds .1. Henry Irfike Iteaver I'onds on Katfle... . 77.000 , 12.000 . 4O.000 . 12.000 S.000 . 30.000 . B0. 000 . 50,000 . 60.000 . 10,000 , 30.000 S.OOft . Jo.oao . lo.ooo 2.000 . 5.000 Hock Creek 10.000 Dry Creek 25.000 I'ruirio Creek ' 45.000 Wallowa I.ako 105.000 Liiforly 1-uko 2.000 Chimney I,ako 4,000 llrook Trout Wallowa I.ako 7S4.000 Lostinu llivcr 20,000 Steel HcadH Wood l.oko 2,000 Wallowa Lake Yurikfl In Wallowa I.nk 250,000 Prune Week Will Be Held December 8-13 mmm MM C WIG "(iivo a box of I'miiPH for Christmas' is tho slogan udopf ud throughout the United (States for nation-wide pritno wock which is to ho ohner i'U next work from December 8 to 1 S, tnchislvo. No of fort 1m beinff simitciI on tho purt of tho vurioim civic or Kunt.atlon thronhont tho state to make Oregon prum-M a tuhto doltracy oil over America. lAK-ally tho canipalRn will be handled through- tho chamber of coimnerco wfi lor tho direction of Karl Heynoldf, secretary. -V nuin ler of prominent nierchau" have already nljjntflcd their Intention of frivinK Orepon pr meg the promi nent placo In their flloren during tho week, both In the windows and In the interior of tho ahopi: OKA NT COI'NTV Ualnbow l"e.rk 'rek Ktni l"-rry 'reek .lohn lay llivcr fanyon Trrek .., ICeiioldK rr'ck Ititii l: tin Uiver Hivo I Aikf, llrook Trout tredn J'onds .0fn Macron iJkkc 1'ox Creek ' 0" 3. nun 2. lino 3M,fifMi WAM-OWA TOL'NTY ltalnbow M.oHtinc Uiver :f.U" It- n rr ek .Walluwa llivcr ' u v,ot,u HIIAKltT.V. frc. More than lfM friends ca the red at the Meth odist Kil? opal church to help Mr. and Mr. I. S. Itrlxtol c h -bralv their f"h wcildinft' anniver sary. The couple was married at i:ris!ol. Vi.. I.inil..r 1. !07. I liiMi (hey mov.d to Nehrn:dta and in l!Mi to Stlverton. wlu-rr they have stnee resided. Mr. Hristol in 7J and Mrs. ftrltol fis. Mr. lirt tol Ktlll fullow.t his work an a jew ef.r. .IdekMnille Anio n-icl M K l KO It l. "n. MlKH F'to ThonipKon, ponlmirstresM of Ja k sonvllle. nnd her nislcr-fn-ln w. Mrn. "Tout-" ThompsMn. of that town weroVretiirninir from a motor trip to fori land when th-tr auto mobile nktdded about u mile norlh uf tlnuilx I'ithH jmd went Ititu the. dflrb. The occupants were tillln- jurtU. but the cur was wrecked. KLG1N (Special) Much. Inler e.Ht is beinj Hhowii In tho niem berKhip campaign of tho Cricket Klat graiiBC The men of tho or der aro contesting tho t women members in obtaining new mem bers. Tho winning- sldo will ho the quests nt a bamiuet to be Bivun by the losing sidu at the close of the campaign The I-udtes' Aid of (ho Metho dist church held a special meet iiifi: at the 1. Denham lioino rc cntly to disetiMi tho matter of a place to hold their unnuul bazaar and supper. Harry Thomas .spent Thunks Kiving with his parents at Whltn .Salmon, W'a.sh. On his return ho brought with him his flve-yenr-ohl daughter Jlazel May who will ro mnln hero for sotne time. Mrs. J t, J n ha in, president of the Women's club called a speclat business meeting of I he club Tues day to make final, arrangements about the rummage sale the club Is planning. , Tho J. J. Cood family went to Iai Uratidi; lust Saturday on busi ness. Mrs. Tap Thomas, who has been visiting with tho 11. U Hill family slnct Tuesday, returned with theni to her homo In lu Grande. Miss Miibel Knight left Friday for Armtn. Oregon, when; she will be employed us teacdicr In the school. Armin Is located several miles from Joseph. A very enjoyable family dinner wan given at the J. Hater home Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Guy McMillan and children, of Iji Grande, and Mr. and Mrs. lid CUne of 1'nlon were kuckIh. While, working at his homo last Thursday 1 Oenhum wrenched hLs hack so severely that, he has been confined to his home for Sev eral days, XniHt Tree riuimil A basket social held tit. the seluiol h(,ii.-ie In J'alrvl. w district resulicil HiicceHfuMy and added to the ir umiry. This t mm will go toward a Christmas tree. Miss ;rtrud(! Hall spent the Thanksgiving vacation at ihe Iitme of her parent., Mr, and Mrs. Kred Hall. MiMH Mall wan a graduate eif hint year's ehiss of t h'- Klgin high school and has heen leaching school at High Valley this ear. She Ih well pleased with her worV In the school I liore, Krnet Weiss camn up from Vincent to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mr L'. K WelHK. A program held at the I'res- ; byierian church lut Frida , un der tho auspices of the Women's club and the Ad club was well sup ported by the Klgln people. Mrs. Guy 1'alten spent, her Thanksgiving holiday at her home here, there being no school in Ja Grand Krlday. Tho local men who urn trapping for fur in the streams In this ter rlt ory are report Ing very good catches. Ilrcnton J.ong, who lias been trapping near Komiowa, re ported for less than . two weeks catching thirty mlng. besides a number of other fur bearing; uiii- mals. Miss Sarah Williamson, of J .a Grande, and Miss lteuna Temple, a teacher of Milton were visitors to Klgin recently. Toih William son accompanied them on their trip.. M1.h Temple was a student at Oregon Normal school wit ii Mrs. ynn Hill and she and Miss Williamson taught school at Aah land for a number of years. Tho Sam Knight family drove to Lower Covo Thursday am) spent fl ffur hmifa vlulllllrr mllli I'lundou Mr. and Mrs..Mantiis Willy were among those from Klgin who at tended the basket social at Kah vlew recently. Mrs. Frank Dulin was a vlnltor during the week end with rela tives In Ihe Scott district, in the north end of Cricket Flat. J ail In lihjcord. Tho Kcvr-itu weeks of beautiful fall weather were ended bv n rain that began falling Monday and continued all day Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. (!. I Mil spent. Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Hill and family. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Met calf left recently for Maxvllle, where lie will he employed with the Howrtian-Jlicks company this winter. station owner, u companion rifled tho till of a small amount of sli ver and .currency. After obtain ing the money, the men disappear ed In tho darkness. Night Offlrer Conover was 'notified, but no clews to Identity of the men could bo obtained. IIODY OF V ITKKAN FOI M ItOHKlirilG, Ore. The body of Anthony I, It tie, an aged civil war veteran, WiW found In a prospee- I seven miles from Gleudale. Tim old soldier was on a fin lough frouv tho soldiers' home where ho had been 'a resident since 11(15. Ho had 1 tee n In the ha hit nf taking frcfiucnf. furloughs and , going out on prospecting trips, ia jm was an experienced miner. Ho ap- ; parently wuh prospecting In tho region of thn cabin, when ho he-I camn III and returned to thn build- I Ing whore his death occurred, evi dently about two days ago. The I body was found by a party of I hunters. Mr. I.lttle was born In Maine and served In the 12lh infantry of 1 that Hlato beforo coining west. Them ant no , statistics on the subject, but congressmen have morn sense thuu Is generally hum- peeled. I'nlma Island I'npers I HopHc IHsiniei Till' MANILA. (A I) TIm Neth-r- : lands and Ihe Culled Stales are 1st I II disputing the possession nf I Palmar- Island, the most iwmiHk rly Island uf the Philippine arehlpei-; j.-igo. about 1 50 mihfl south of . j Mindanao. The N' tlx rlaixls. ho- : jever, are In control of Hi" tinv, speeh of land, whleli uas t . d d to 'the I nil., J Stat-s ly Spain tiinbr j th" treaty of Paris. i The affairs of the island are nd-jmlnlster-d by the govrnnn nt of jJava, and excellent progress has been made in the establishment of schools and the building nf roids. I I ii, mm; station hi i.h i v IMHjO IIIVKK. ((re. 'Wo un- i masked young men held up C.un- . ty Judge Uabroiiek at a servic station owned by him Just, ens) 1 I of town. Judge Ibisbrouek was engaged at the far U Ihe station. , his hack lo the door, when a man ' spoke. 1(e turned to find a tall ' man leveling a revolver at him. While oii0 robber guarded the Economy First Tim KKSK.X SIX Ii llm flral Hlx (ijlliiiUr tinned Car prlucd at $1,11(1(1, and cusls nu muro lo punluiM) than inoxt Fours. UfllT HV IltJIIHON MOTOR OAII CO. t'.VDKIl llt'KSOV !'ATENT8 A wondirful (Kir lo rltlu nnd tlrlre Ledbetter Garage 1(0(1 Arfnmfl Avcnuo ADMINISTRATRIX SALE BY ORDER OF THE COURT 'I Ih I'llllrr .sln k t( lllii-litiiicllMa nf .i. w. Mm' MsTAii:, mii,(;aki, oi:i;o(i llH'ltnlliit; r;Mi'i-li'S, I'ntfiil Alcliclnc, Mcn'a Wear, Mmiji IIi, Aln (in'n.Ho - I Tj imwrlf cr I C-oHiiiiiliiig St-ali I '.UK nli OH llnrrcl.i lld-iil. i.hsiiIIii' l'uini 2 Wfitpm. i U'(mnI Itnck M'minir Machlito U h4-tH lioiiblc Hill'tir I'oI.'hi III tonls in WimnI l!lllriHil Ill's Sl'in1 l'ltlln Other orlicli-A tlKi titiinrrnilA lo mrfll!m. lu-l 1m Milllt l;I.ICTMIMi AT A HAHliAIM IIAItl.AIM IIAIK.AIM h.M.i; iii..is iomav. ii;riini.it kih, at a A. M. ImM I nlll Salmilaj' Mulit at J. w. stirrrs STOUI-; at iiii.;aki , JAT.ItVTIII.NO .MIST IIK SOLDI 1 vi liVTHiM. iii:nit'i:il I.VMIYTI1I.NO iOl;s Mr. S. W. Siiitl, AilmlnMrnlrU o o To The Public Im Gruiulo I mint' , Nu. 433, H. 1'. 0. E., extends a cordial invitation lo the public to join with the lodge in observing the annual Elks' Memorial services on Sunday, December 7th, beginning at 3 I'. M. The lodge officers and members will be assisted in these services by Hon. Jay Upton, of I'rincvillc, Mrs. A. L. HicliHidson, the Union County Chamber or Com merce quartet, Itev. G. A. Pollard, Mrs. W. W. Berry and others in the observance of this program. II Oen.CdrrS 7iemonal. fiby ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument bulking, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. We Will Gladly Furnish EstimaU turn lui.luilLjiililJuiiiiltuiiiiiiiluUlJlim Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company 1601 S Atc, La Grande, Orefoa
