La Grande evening observer., October 02, 1925, Image 10

Friday, October 2, 1925
Page Ten
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OHSERVER
MISS TIKE!
IT HOI LAKE
HOT LAKE. (Hpcclal) A. V.
Wilson, or JmOler, Ore, returned
to lila borne from ifot luke tuduy.
Mr. Wilson naa qult r-coviTt?(i
from hi relate.
Utile Frank McCully of Knl'-r-rl.
Ore, haw been vtnttlng lr.
I'hy for a few clay. Wlilh; hTts
Jit tin been buxy riding hois'biuk
und occupying hfnutelr with tryliiK
to train, the police cIokh. l'runk'u
father is manager of the Hotel En
ter prise.
The many friends of Mrs. W. K.
Htoddurd of linker. Ore. will ho
glad to know tliut him left for
home Hunduy, fjuite well.
lorena Trickey of I'rlnevllle,
Ore. and Champion Cowgirl, came
' to the Jike for a few duH rent.
MImi Trlekey wuh quite MrloiiHly
hurt from her fall at the Pendle
ton Kound-t'p. MIsm Trickey In
tends lo ride at the Redmond
Hound-Up In spite of her full.
Among others from La Gran do
were; Mrs. Ijoulso Hand 02 und
children and Mrs. lluxel liouer.
Hot .Lake Ih making itome im
jirovemenls In ttt hi-utinx sytdein
this werk. A coil Ik boing put In
one of the- hot prliiK. thru which
tlie water fur tho rudiators will
punn thru, being heated by the
mineral spring' This will make a
double amount of hot water for
the heating system. The entire
healing system is being overhaul
ed before tho cold weather sets in.
Dr. I'hy entertained Mr. und
Mrs. Frank O. Hayes of I -a Gran
de ut dinner Bunday night.
NJUREu
LIMBS
N LIT
A fossil horse with claws has
ho been found In Asia. In a few
years you may find horses with
bumpers here.
INTEREST
DKl'OMTS. of tills bank
represent the best possililu
tu vestment for most depos
itors, offering Hufety, Con
venience und quickly con
vertible Into cush,
UNITED STATES
I'liOMTHK, (Hpeclai) Fisher
I.lw-lv look Mrs. Julia Kannur to
Wallowa Hunduy, where lr. (ire
gory gave, her a thorough examin
ation with the aid of the X-ray
found that her arm und tthoulder
were not broken but Itaslly bruis
ed. Mrs. Hannur was injured in
an accident some time ago.
lioitu New by took a load of
prunes to Knterprise last week
jor W. I J. Kannar.
Mrs. Henderson finished filling
his llo yesterday noon. Ho had
a fine crop of corn,
Henry rarper npent the week
end with his pureiits.
Melvln and (rul Carper were
welling fruit and vegetables und
butter und milk ut .Maxville Sat
urday. Alfred Carper has rented his
pluee to Itay Chenoworth for five
yeras. He is selling his stock and
farm Implements preparatory too
moving to Centralia, Washington.
Theo Carper, who works for the
Kast Oregon company, was ut
1'romLse Hunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carper at
tended the community fair at
W 1 1 o wn. I-Vid ay u n d Ha t u rdaay.
) Mr. rotter iius been working
for Mr. Jlofer In Kden.
j Mr. und Mrs. Will Hepd und
Giundmu Iteed visited Haturduy
at w. I. Hanuars.
Fred und Lena Carper visited
Sunday night at O. I'. Uaurpers.
Walter Carper took u load of
potatoes to Maxville and the
camps Haturduy.
Andrew Flt-Mifimn Iert for Kn
terpriue Mondey with an exhibit
for the Wullowa County Fuir
from the I'romlso Orange,
Mrs. Allle Hmith and Mrs. Stel
la I'oubon went lo Wullowa Hat
urduy. They returned the same
day.
Miss Ituth Hayes vlKlted at the
C. I'. Carper home Haturduy eve
ning and Hunday.
C. P. Carper sold Via Foulson's
5 head of sheep lnsp week.
New! Downs, of J'owwatka, pur
chased a few head or hheep from
Mr. Hallark. of West fJrussman.
The Downs hoys drove them thro
ugh Monday.
Hurold Carper, who has been
working in I'nion County all sum
mer returned home last Thurs
day. Mrs. Allle Hmlth Is stuylng with
Mrs. Julia Hannur this week.
I Veleraim Indorsr Mllchell.
MAUHMFIKI,!),. Ore. Colonel
William Mitchell, suspend) United
Hint's aviation official, was com
mended for his exposure of the
bureaucratic control of the uir serv
ice and his stand that the air
forces or this country should be
second to none. In resolutions
adopted at a meeting or M until -flehl
post No. 11K0, Viderans of
Foreign Wars. The i-ewdulions
recommended thnt tho ulr servlr
: -
Every
well-remembered cup
bri ms with hearty cheer
The rollicking spirit of the West.
!Thc essence of unbridled hospital
ity, broad as western plains. That
is the halo surrounding Hills Bros.
Coffee, pride of the coffee-loving
West, toast of millions from Puget
Sound to the Mississippi River.
Pierce the vacuum seal of a tin of
Hills Bros. Coffee. Release that
sense-stirring aroma! Brew a cup
and taste that marvelous ilavorl
The Recognized Standard! Ask for
Hills Bros, by name and look for the
Arab on the can. 1 1 ills Bros. Coffee
is economical to use.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
the original Vacuum Path
tAA kteft tte coffte jrtik
Face Tremendous Jh
0' 'V' v
RS7,
Cosch Knute I'.ockne and Captain Clem Crowe have a tremendous task
ahead uf them it Notre Dame Is going to live up to Its gridiron deeds of
the past tew seusons. With the celebrated "four horsemen" gone, as well
m muny other stars. It will take some real work to put the Irish on the
football map this campaign. Rockne (on the left) and Crowe ore shown in
the accompanying photo looking over prospective candidates. s
J .a Grande, Oregon, for October 1,
125.
Htute of Oregon
iss.
County of Union
Before me. a Notary Public, In
and for the Htate and county afore
said, personally appeared Frank 11.
Appleby, who. huving bees duly
sworn according to law. deposes
and says that he Is the publisher of
the I .a Grande Evening Observer
and that the following' is. to the
best of Ills knowledge and belief, a
true statement of the ownership,
management, etc.. of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown in
the above caption, required by the
Act of August 24. 1912, embodied
in section 441, Postal Laws and
Herniations, printed on the re
verse of this form, to wit:
1. That the names and address
es of the publisher, editor, manatf
inff editor, and busimss manager
are:
Publisher, Frank li. Appleby, La
Grande, Oregon.
Kditor. same.
Managing Kditor, same.
Business Manager, Harvey V.
Matthews, Ia Grande, Greg an.
2. That the owner is:
The Observer Publishing Co.,
Inc., La Grande, Oregon.
Frank B. Appleby, Ia Grande,
Oregon; Jcrene C. Appleby. I .a
Grande, Oregon; Harvt-y K. .Mat
thews, La Grande, Oregon. ;
3. That the bondholders, mort
gages, and other security holders
owning or holding 1 per cent or
more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities are:
Urucft Dennis, La Grande, Ore.
4. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the names of the
owners, stockholders, and security
holders. If any. contain not only
the list of stockholders and secur
ity holders as they appear upon
the books of the company but also.
In caws where the stockholder or
s"curity holder appears upon th
oouks of the company as truster o (
in any other fiduciary relation th
name of the person or corporalioi
for whom such trustee is acting, i
given: also that the said two para
graphs contain statements embrac
ing affiant's full knowledge am
belief ss to the circumstances ana
conditions under which stockhold
ers and security holders who do
not appear upon the books of th
company as trustees, hold stock
and securities in a capacity other
than that of a bona fide owner:
and this affiant has no reason to
believe that any other person, as
sociation, or corporation has any
interest direct or indirect in the
said slock, bonds or other securi
ties than as so stated by him.
b. That the average number of
copies of each issue of this publi
cation sold or distributed through
tho malls or otherwise, to paid
subscribers during the six months
preceding the dale shown above is
2611.
FRANK B. APPLEBY.
Sworn to and subscribed before
m this 30th day of September.
1825. Earl C. Reynolds.
(My commission expires Jan. 29,
1329.)
thereon from lec. 24. at 8
er cent per annum. uo attorney
es. and 7.iu cofU and dlsburse
i.enbi, a-s appears by iranwripl of
he judgment and proceedings had
tioie said JuMice of the peace,
lied in the office of the clerk of
'the Circuit Court of the Htate of
Oregon for t nion County, and
uockelcd in said office April 2lat.
lsl'6, which said execution was
dated September 1st, lt25. and
commanded me to satisfy said
judgment, interval and coMs. oui
of the personal property of W. I.
Keen, and for want thereof, then
..... n.a 1 t,rniirtv ht'lnnirinir
' to said W. 1. Keen, as well as the
I . ...1.1 t U..,-a
costs 01 ana upon iu wn.,
endeavored to find personal prop
erty of said W. I. Keen, and been
unsuccessful, and for want there
of I have levied upon the following
described real property of Said de
fendant, to-wit:
Commencing 20 rods west of the
southeast corner of the Southwest
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter
of Section 15. Township 1 .North
of liaiige Z'j. frst of the Willam
ette Meridian. Union County, ore-
-NOTICE OF SIIF.ltlFF'S .SALE. .
Notice is hereoy given, ;hat by
virtue of an execution tssntd out
of the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of I'nion.
under the hand of the clerk and
the seal thereof, to me directed,
upon a judgment rendered on the
31st day of March. 1125, hi an ac
tion before U. F. Weiss. Justice of
tho Peace in and for Elgin Pre
cinct, County of I'nion, State of
Oregon, between T. E. I'arks, plain
tiff, and W. I. Keen and Era W.
Keen, defendants, for the sum of
One Hundred Three and 96-100
Dollars ($103.96), with interest
Bon. (heme West S rods. Ihencs,
North 40 rods, thence East 8 rodt,
thence Kouth 40 rods to the paCt "
of beginning, all in Union County,
Oregon.
Now therefore, by virtue of Said
execution, und In compliance there
with, 1 will, on Monday, the 5ih
day of October, 1925.- at eleven
o'clock A. M.t t the front door of
the county court house in l
Grand, I'nion County, Oregon, selj
at public auction (subject to re.
demption) to the highest bidder for
cash n hand, all the right. tme
and Interest which said defendant
had therein on the 2nd day of Seo.
Member. 1925, the date of said levy,
Or Since Ultti uni in ir 10 XQS
above described real property 0(
any part thereof, to satisfy said
judgment, interest, costs and ac
cruing costs.
Dated this Srd day of September,
1925.
JESSE BRESHEAR8.
Sheriff of I.1 nion County, Oregon,
posted Sept. 3rd. 1925.
I mte of first publication. Sept 4,
1925; Sept. 11, 18, 25-Oct. 2. 1925.
Date of Sale. Oct. 6th, 1925.
Over
All
RAUSS
veralls
for Men and Ifoufhs
A new pair FREE if They Rip
Look for the Two Horses
be a separate unit under tho su
pervision of "men who have been
In the ulr, not of men who have
sctuyed on tho ground or on the
water.
College lt"li!-tiile Humorists.
o it !: o o n AGuici'irntAi,
CO IX KG K, Corvailis, Ore. Ham
mer and Coffin, honorary humor
ous organization, has been rein
stated on the campus after nn ab
sence of one yea due to Infraction
01 couege social regulations. inc 1
Oregon owl, campus humorous ,
publication. Is the official work of
the group. Lewis Parker, editor- t
In-chief of the magazine, has re-j
organized his staff.
Statement of tho Ownership, 3lan-,
agcnient. Circulation, Kic, Itu-
(iilrrd by the Act of Congress of
August - I,
Of T-a Grande Kvenlng Observer,
published dally except Sunday at
Genuine French Pastry
Filled with Hungarian Cream
Made only by
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Blukers of llfgli-Grndo Pastries
"HOME OF THE GOLDEN CIIUST"
It's Easy to
The Po
edersia
nd
Effective
Monday, Sept. 2 1st.
vc will again feature a full line
of delicious home-made candies
made in our own sanitary candy
Kitchen
including
MJITTLES FUDGKrf
CAUAMKLS DIVINITY
NUT KOIJiS KNtiLISH TOFF 101
NOUGATS PKNOCIIKA
PLAIN AND FANCY MINTS
Exclusive Local Agents
for
Johnston's I5ox Candies
pularity
Of
Acw customers arc thronging this store every day and old ones are becoming more en
thusiasticbut it's an easy thing to understand when you consider the Piggly - AV'iggly
System.
See for yourself see how convenient the Piugly-Wigglv wav is, how much time and
waiting it saves you, and HOW MUCH EXPENSIVE OVERHEAD IT SAVES US. iNo
clerks to pay, no collections to make, no books to keep, no deliveries to make. It's no won
der that there are tremendous savings to pass on to you.
The Piggly-Wiggly system is unique. There's nothing like it because it's patented
When you consider these things, it's easy to understand the selling 0f the highest prafli
merchandise QUALITY GUARANTEED-at these low prices. Come in. We arc always
glad to have you look around.
Lemon 1'cul, sliced and
candied, small pkg,....Mc
Oranjie Peel, sliced and
candied, small pktf 14c
Citron, sliced and can
died, small pkg 2Jc
Golden Dates
10-oz. pl'.jr. ...
Pitted Dates
S-oz. pkg
New Figs
No. 10 pkg. .
None Such Mincemeat
Per pkg 17c
LiUly's Prrpaicd Mince
meat, lo-oz. jar....3tc
Lililiy's Prepared Mince
meat, Sl-oz. jur....63c
bnteiytbw is lower
in price at ahe
tlallMN Wl M i (tl pi !s
Aunt Dinah New Ore
leans Molasses, small
can i,-,c
Brer Uallit Mollases
Clold Label grade,
small can 21c
Lojr Cabin Cane and
Maple Syrup, medium
. can 3ic
lour Luck Coffee
1-lb. can
.49c
Gold Par Pumpkin
No. 2 can 13c
Gold liar Spinach
No. 2 can 17c
Sweet Potatoes
o lbs 2."c
Gienn Pepers
Per lb 10c
Quinces
Per lb 10c
i
Pi
r !?. n.
ADelightful l'lace To Eat