La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 16, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHR.LA GRANDE- EVENTNG OBSERVER Friday, October lfl, 1925. D. E N D A B Westenhaver &. Gilbert. JUNiOFIS G I V E rinin tii iiiiwn i n i 1 1 i v ininui TnUUL Vurt I J i I Tcuclin.s Mei't October 22-23 HOHKULUG, Ore The annual twichiTH' institute for county Is lo be lurid Octobpr 22 and SX, Rteonlini; to un announcement mad by Mrs. Kdith Ackcrt, county hi-houl tiuitorltih'iidcnt. Mrs. Aek irt ban arranged a film program, among the Bpruk'TH being Stute Kuicrluttnd-ut Churchill, I'rofCM nor Ji. 1. Hainfy, Inlvendty of On-Kon, and Ueun L (J. Jjutmch and 11. C. Seymour of Oregon Ag ricultural collfgn, Jn addition to Hh ho there will be addrcBucB by tho leading instructor and school offl-' ctulfi or the county. We think most girls no without many clothes so they won't have to go without men. ' ' T'NIOX (Special) Friday wan Junior day at tho local high school. 'In the morning this class took i charge of the asKtinbly and pro i ceoded to show. In a huiicfwjue. Just how thevurlons teachers con ducted their dims. The HtudcntH not only dres-ed but olno acted the ports and pullfd their stunts off In a very creditable manner. Dur ing the nopn hour the same tius served a cafeteria lunch to many of the fttudentx, teachers and pat rons of the schools. ! Among those who mado the trip to I'owder Katurduy to witness the football game were Jr. uud Mrs. T. M. Ollmore, Ur. und Mrs. K. J. HchusttT, 'John Wortinan, llloy Conklln, W. V. Connor, Air. Kin mell, NIrvln Heas, Alta Phillips, Willis I'hllllpH and a number of high school students. At the regular meeting of the city council lant Tuesday evening Douglas I nc ine cll nul1 routine bummiHN wiui nansacieu. improvements are being made on the streets and on some of tho city building. The council decided lo dlsronilnuo the use of a collector at the city park as tourist travel has been falling o.'f considerably during the past few weeks. in about a week the improve merits and repairs ut the flouring mill will bo completed and the now turbine water wheel will begin its work. At present the water in Catherine creek Is a little low. but that difficulty will soon he over come when the fall rains set in. About 15 local members of Hie Itcbekah lodge went to Cove Krl uuy evening to see tho latter put on the degiue work, the occasion bt-mg the umiuui vioii oi their ;tiate pribtueiit. Alter me Judge ciuteu u Junc'n was served by the iiu beKulis. . i Vertie 1-Vlser, u former Igiauuulu o( the Ltiion jugh .itauui, u.iu lor thu last ii.w yeur ooou,- kceej- lor tJie Wngiu Ui ug -oiu-luu,i,, teit inal 'jjuiouuy lor ioibc, iuuuo, to lautr up u cuuifee In ac counting in thy liowe business cutiee. KJio was uccumpameu by iie-v mother, wno will remain in the iuaiio cuy for. a couple oi Wucko beiure returning to Lnioii. The even.ng previous to her ueyarture, Misa i eiber was1 tho guest of honor Hallowe'en Be ioxes and ; Favors ( Now on Display; in Our Windows Place Your Orders Now f01. ' ICE CREAM And ' CANDY FAVORS For The , -llAI JiOWE'EN SEASON Ut ine iiebukuh ludgo in the lodge room loiiowiiig tnti regular ineuk Uig of the oruer. iviessis. Uu und Charley Castor of Luioa und their brotlior, Frank Cubtor of xialues, spent moat of lurt weeii deer hunting, 'iuuy re turned huiue Huluruay HUumoou, huv.ng been unable to see, any Ucer. . JtJg Corn Crop Leon Levy, veteran Jersey breed er of the valley, this year har vested whut was an exceptional corn crop tor this climate, 'ilie com was cut green for silage und his crop was estimated ut ioU tons, hoine of tiiu corrj was loft to ma Luru and the ears were large, re sembling tiu upecimetis wincji come from ine corn beu. All the lady teachers employed by the l.'nion public schoois were the guests of Mr.i. Elizabeth ogei, herself a memher of the faculty, at her home in North cmon lasi l''ri ilay evening. A delicious - dinner was served by the hostess und the evening wua spent in u very pleas unt Hoeial time; Jacic Louavun, for many years a grocery clerk in tnion, has opened up a branch of the Union Cash Grocery in part of the building oc cupied by Conner's iitore. The new enterprise culled the "Cash and Carry Grocery" und will be a strictly cash proposition. ! Mr. und Mis. : Wallace Green wood arc taking cure of a new daughter who urrived at their home Thursday. The new mem ber of tho iam)i" chilis herself ivosa Aluy. The mother, was forr : merly Alius Reba Hhunks, k Hunduy, Mr. and Mrs. Meade Ualiard and uauKhter J'iva leit for Wuhowa county ior a wek'n visit Willi relatives. Mr. JJullard is on tiis vacation und will Kpend the week hunting and fishing. Head 1-rtUice Aiaikele.l 1'nion is bi-coming a center for the growing nnd shii.plng of head It net. l;uter.and Jlurris have shipped out one carload and expect to Kcjid out several more cars of tills vegetable. This fir:t consign ment of loltuco went' to Omaha, Nebraska. . . K. H. Honney Is winding up the season's work of hatching and dis tribtiting llsh rr this season. Many of tho troughs ar empty und the fish from the others will soon be out in the waters of eastern Ore gon. Mr. lioTincy still has the al bino trout which were hatched out two yu:irs ago and will prolirthly tr1' ihrnr as breeders to Hee If the white color is repeuled. . There were u few more hatched this year tiiat were albinos a"0. ('. L. Cadwell, H. II. Bonney and Wllllnin Dobbin of I'ntorf and Kd Coolldge of Im Grande ur spend ing th week on a hunting trip. They left lost Friday and will hunt in the neighborhood of Mormon Flat and otlmr places near. Mrs. Alice Iugh, , accompanied by her daughter. Mra. Grant Halls bury, left Wednesday for Hermls ton for a visit with rehitlves and friends. Mrs. Kalisbury has been here vi ltlng with hr mother. Her home is in Camas. Wa.ih. Mr. and Mm. Gerald Kpencer came over from I a Grande and u lunch wii.cn wu ,erveo. urf j 9pont Bunday visiting with the lat- ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. jfeaeh. Mrs. Arthur Weatney died Thursday, October 8, and after a hoit funeral service at the Cock Urothers undertaking' parlors on Saturday the remains were shipped back to Nebraska for burial. Herthn Helle Hilton was born in Masking, Ohio, in May, IHHb. Utter the family moved to La Crooke, Neb., where she was married to Arthur Westney. From there they moved to Twin Fulls, Idaho, and later to l.'nion. Ore., where she passed away leaving, besides her husband, three children, Donald, Edith and Louis. Three brothers and one sister of the deceased re side in Nebraska, to whom the body w:i Hhipped. - MIsm Audrey Deljip came over from Imbler. where she. h teaching in the Imbler school, und spent the wek fnd wlth her parents, Mr. ami Mra. P. G. DeLap.- - . Dave. Van Hoiiten, Union's city marshal, and Wade Bhelton spent part of liuit week deer hunting near Bald mountain. They failed to bring down any biack-talls, but on their. way home succeeded In bagging a mother bear and two cubs. 'f . - - , Mra, A, B. Davis and Misa Alice Oadwell aro both In th liospltal at IJotIake. From latest reports, they were both getting along woll. J-rlday evening George Lfndsav left for a weelcs-hunting in the mountains east, o ttals plaeo. j FIND IT MERE Copy tr Ihla column must b m bj :00 a, ill. may properly comu meeting. H beforo said DIXON, Ileie-ree. (All elnlms must bo sworn tb on bankruptcy blanks before filing.) lU-10-lt KOl'ICE 'OF SIIKKIl'F'S SALJU. KHADK FtlAMVti. Lamp shade frames for all kinds of lamps, all shapes and sizes. New styles in bed lampeETAOlNNCPN styles In lied Lamp Hhades and a new lot of frames for liridgc Umpa Justarrived at Kichardson's Art & Gift Shop. 10-10-lt - Hot Water Bottles. Fountain syringes. The kind that are war- f Notico is hereby given that by virtue and authority ot a loreclo j sure oxccutlon and order of saie is , sued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, dated the 24th day of September, 192a, to me diroclud anu delivered upon a Judgment, decree and order of sale made and entered tn said court on the J6th day ot September, 1925, in fuvor of The Union' Central Life In surance' Company, a corporation, plaintiff,-and against . William P. Blanchard and Mary K. Blanchard, husband and wife, William Wes- tenskow and Jane Doe Weslenskow, llf Mb 1J.U t RATION-WIDE IKSIllUliurv" rantoea for two years and at prices j hui(band anU wlfe Grande Konde that are lower than such goods are generally (old for. See them at 811 verthorn Wright's family' drug store. m-10-tf Iltimmage Sale. In the basement of Iht Presby terian :Church beginning at 10 o'clock, Saturday, October 17. ', - 10-l0-0t JIOCCASl.NS. . The new Kail line of Moccas ns Art' & Gift Shop, etaoinupnun hi's just arrived at Hlchariison's Art, i- Girt Shop,: Sizes to I'll the Baby. LaUies and Gentlemen, New puttuins beHutlfuily beaded in ri'ai Indian designs. Seo thcm. iO-10-lt , - Itumniaiie Snlo. ; Sat.,-Ootober-17. On Kir St., di rectly back of Oarr's.- S-lO-K-31 llunisdtvliliiK, ' iileuiliig, butloa holes, etc Norton's Kiddy Shop. 10-l-tf ORKGOX CITY WIIjL-VOTE 10 Years AKo Today . , ISiris, plastcv',, church!' were asked to the Catholic Tinio i'lioa nnd . we don't icalize it. Cnly one more d.iy of our liiinous UARD'SN (01 RT f.ALK Salurday is the last da.'; You can't aflVd to li't man mi opportunity to jrnl doul)!e value lor your numo". 1 lu it! Hurry! Huny! L. & I, Driij? Co. OnEGON CITY,. OlBi By I vote of two to one the city com mission decided to call a special municipal election for November 10 to vole on the proposed-charter anieniinieiiu An iiiitistiye petition was recently filed with "the com mli s on Rlgnad by more than 300 voters requesting the' election, which alms to do away , with the present oily commission Torm of government Instituted here In .Inn uury. 124, and return to a counell maulc type, with four councllmen. ono from each- ward tir"tho city and a mayor elected at large. The plan is to place certain de partments of city government un der each councilman and thus abolish the present city .manager, who 's working under a salary and has direct supervision ovc)r the departments. ' When: your doctor' gives you a prescription to be filled for your I family or yourself let us fill it for you, 'we deliver- all prescriptions with no extra Charge for delivery. Sllverthorn-Wrisht's family drug stora. , 10-10-tf District to I'.lect Trustees TiAKKn.Oro; Kv'e trAIte and a vice-president or the qregon ir rlgalion congress will be' elected here by members from the second congressional district under the provisions of the new constitution adopted by that body during thi- recent eonvenllnn ut Orant'i Pass. The stulules now provide that each distrlrt shall elect five trustee ind a v'ce-presldent. nccordlng t Walter K. Meaehatn. vhbJ has re turned after attending tho con gress. - jj Main HI j icj fr A Delightful Place To K a t ' gW 1 same J i it r'fi -i-jok imi E I II Ic .11 L i '- S'H.E'R.R-Y.'S I.As-l sllliw(i lONK.HI' KIM; VIIK KS I'io-!ii,-ti,,ii AT i:i.i:aoii O'M.M.I.ICV - IIO.MiliM IIAltmsoN -( 1 1 ; 1 Wliiil a iihliin- llil. one K Vol ft. Mil the MM-ni a in. mill-. II was a km k-oul. Ilul tli). ph itm'! au'l Like lti'ii ihi. oti in.: imr I lie UltC-ImmiK l'tnnsly, '.'I'M l: Willi Al mi: At.i.M" M. John vice for over 35 I ears Wlvypay warprkes NOllCK TO CllKDITORS. Fruit Company, a corporation, Hi ram Luke 'and Wallace Lake, de fendants, wherein Judgment wa duly entered in favor ot said plain titf and against said defendants William P. Blanchard, Mary H. Blanchard, Willium Westenskow and Jane Doe Weslenskow, tor the sum of $4532.29, with interest thereon at 7 per cent per annum from September 15, the sum of $1130.29, with interest thereon t 10 per cent per annum from S pt. 1.5, 192 i, the sum of $300. uo attorney fees, and costs and dis bursements amounting to STi.ao, and a dexree of foiueloHure unainat duch and all of the sulci defendants, iu which execution and order of sale, I. .am commanded "to make a, tie pf tho following described real property, tho sumo being' the real property described In the mort Kiuju foreeloaed In suid suit, to-wijt: Comiijenclmr at a- point three hundred forty-one (341) feet north of the southwostiCorner ;of- tue northwest quarter (NW4) pf Sec tion' thirty-four ; .34), Township One (1) aouth, Hange Thirty-eight tssj liinst or ine .wmametie mti- aforesaid dian. and running ; iueuce-,'North jjated thitr 24th day of S-ptenv uiong mv section line ia ine norm- ber 1925. P enneyia f DEPARTMENT STORES 1(W Depot al., La uranue, Oie. Newest Leader Purees The Finishing Touch In Dress! Just. In! This new shipment of Ladies' All-Leather Purses. Splendid values obtained through a vol ' ume purchase for our 676 Stores. , Neatly dressed and with a new Leather Purse 1 That's the way to start a season right. These purses, are made of good leather and it jyill wear serviceably. ' See this beautiful assortment of purses, priced from $1.93 to $8,50 Nonce is neieuy given that tne undersigned has been duly appoint ed by the 'County Court of the State of Oregon for Union county, aumlnlstralrlx of the estate of Evan T. l'eebler, deceased, and has qual ified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are here by required to present the same, verified as required by law, to the undersigned at La Grande, Ore gon,, or at the office, of her at torneys, Oreon & Hess, at La Grande, Oregon, within six months from tho date hereof. west comer of the aforesaid sec tion Thirty-four (34), thence east one hundred two (102) rods, more or loss, to the center of the county road leading from Summerville to Island City, Oregon, thence south easterly along the center of said county road to a point three hun dred forty-one (341) feet north of lion. of said Judgment and decree American Ous nss-K-lnlion. . I "It 's unelefs to start a national oil conservation program now, be cause the oil will be gone before the program is completed," he saidi, "Let us. therefore, Rtart a conser ivallon program on coal, which Is (the most important national re source we have, and like natural JKRSE RRRSHEAKS. Sherlf of Union County, Ore gon. Sept. 25-Oct. 2, 0, 16, 23. ntGi:s coal roxKi-:nv.Tiox ' ntOGKA.M; TOO LATK TOR OIL ATLANTIC CITY (Al1) That it Is already too lnte to start Htntemenl made today by Horace H. Clark, a fuel engineer of Chi cago, beforo the convention of the the center line of said Section ninn of oil conservation was the rniny-rour tnence wesi one hundred fifty-one and one-half j (15116) rods, more or less, to tho place -of beginning, and containing one hundred five (10a) acres of land, more or less. Also the East half of the Northeast quarter (EVjNEU) of Section thirty-three (S3), Township One (1) South, CT.1K linri nil uthnn n-nna nunnn l.n replenished." 1 Can companies, themselves among the largest users of petro leum products, are seeking ways to shake off their dependence on oil, said Horace C. Porter of Philadel phia. ' ' . Data of first publication Septem ber Zo.i, luo. ANNIE M. PEEBLEIt, Administratrix. Green & Htss, attorneys for adr minlstratrix, 1 , . : r vVkly. Kept. 25-Oct. 2. 9, 10, 23. ' In the District Court of the United iatutes tor the District of Oregon. t In the matter of la, a May Adlcr, bankrupt. 1 To the .creditors of lais May Ad ler of La Grande, Union county, in the Statu and Dial r 1st aforesaid, , a uankrupt.' .- . . . Notice Is hereby given that oil the 12lh day ot October, IttJo rhi! tiorosuid ls.M May Atller was tl illy :djudieated bankrupt by the res trict Court of the United States ior ue Di.Hirict oi Oregon and tne ilisi neetlng of her creditoi s wdl be it-lu ut the ouiee 01 1L E. Dixon, eieree. La Grande. Oregon, on l'ri i.ty, Ortuue r 30th, I lo, at 10 A. M., ut which time mud creditors ii:.y attend, pr ove l lieu Claims, eK .miiie the bankrupt, and transact such other business us limy prupcr- y come Ijt'iwv said nii-etiii, Itnnge thirty-eight (3S). East of (the Willamette Meridian, and con taining eighty (SO) acres of land ' .' Now therefore., by virtue and au thority of said writ, and In obedl I ence to its commands. 1 will, on Monday, the 2nd day of Novejuber, $2b, at the front door of the coun ty court house In La Grande, Union county. Oregon, at 2 o'clock P. M., of said day, sell at public auction thi above described real property. , and all of the right, title. Interest ' and equity of said defendants, or MesMiye No. 2. I-Yoni: , OllH.ON TUA1L FOX TAHAI, II. V. Smith, Prop., l,a Grande, Oru. Those who arc future deititinds slieptV al ai irniL prices either of them, in and tA the sumetfl,ra 1 am on'y ttD lu l?uur- or any part ther'of, on the date of ante . to purchase all of your ii. i reaEi h for pelt in? purposes, and the mortgage foreclosed in said suit, lo-wit. the 12th day of Do ceinbor, 19 IU. or that they have since acquired in and to said prop erty, to the highest bidder for cash In hand, subject to redemption as provided by law. the proceeds of said sale to be applied in satisfac-I at present uvcm ape prices. your offspring from fox pu--clnwsed from mi sho-.ild net you at least lfio it cent on your in vestment within three years f neus l one. nn-i ?t h:ivo vm bre-- ( ts left. It's my hl',h gmde ' Is'ock ihat inaltcs the profits. i Snodgrass & Zimmerman Exclusive , Undertakers our Invalla Car Is used but foi one . pi ir puna of convey-,' ing the sick and Injured any- ' where thwy want to go. Atnlu fl MaH or Day (All claims must be sworn to on lajlUrilptcy hlailhS beiore iiliug.) lu-tu-lt h. k Dixon. '.jfiqnnccraar!' C.iNMhfl Wf nil- niliihly giail tlint r kxii in a i-iiiiuiiu ,r ruor- "K "II. I Hi- rout toll lulls )L-K- UTltllJ. Hull K. M,K. ,, tlic lift ln. Un c it lint wlifn nn uiku iiiui toii-siiK-iiiiiuii thai m-isl iiopli- like In u,t. iiiuii... lii.-ic iiiiiiImx siiunf hIhiiii it. r fMi-t lo i-u iiiui, inioiiil or I i i .-!.,. i Iti.ur.n ,,,! ln, t 'H I'll 1 1 nil' Vlillllulny IIMNllll-ts III tills Mlllcy. -oi o will i-hiiiim. ,t. S,,. j'SI III 1'il.nl. Villi kllOiV f Ml.li i- riv ko.iik lo i-kw mil our slo k of imliil fur t,(. rail, bill II vlsr nt.ni .soilli'l.nii-s t-uaiiKr.-Iiis iiilu, I. I,iil a null,- iii-, r liii.ilMHl, slionlil k,v ulial null urniiv imlnt .V im. iiialil.i luiiiil anil iaiui.li Is. ,, IhhikIii !.ioi uiiIIihis at .Vk- on a iloliar ll will In- Iiimv In a ri- ila. n- cus- in snlntt Hit- oi I'lmuli- l Piatt 1'i-Kf llnakhu !slis.lf Hnnunir ullh all mil ui, alii ami lrli thf prtiv ilimn tiniH that M.O.i M-r kiiIIoii mfrk" om. Ihat Is Jn-si oiii-lui.r irnv of what this ialul Is mii.inii lo liiall for. Ilul lit us not .un loose ail.ithlnu hut huv this iaiilt in- limit as ll lnt. IIm-it U ai--nl-li. lions.- an I huiii palm, nin- lor im ill. aillil imiMi-l. rnir i,.,- Ivtlm. lultnti-r's colors ail-.l sl,ili4h-; sum and a lot r i,,,, wlnu 3 o-s.olr i-arrir It off in loi-s v hmr IVmv INts. lu.lo.v I ,ls, iutpi-iillm. anil HooxhlS l.utiilx'r at si.i.ihi H-r M. In tin- District lourt of the Vnileil .SI11I1-.S iur tin- D.aU-ict -01 Ort-Kon. . In Hie limltiir of yilliuui K. Ail Icr. banlii-upl. 'I'o tiiu uiiMlttorg ol' W'llllulll K. Ailk-r 01 1,41 Unintli-. l.'ulun couiity, it Ihu Stale und .DiUti'ii't uluri-suhl. 1 -b:inUruit. NdtU-i? In horrhy fclvt'n that on tho 12th day of October. 11125, the Morctid WllliHiu E. Adlc ,trl l,.,li.til...l l-nnL-.i,nl 1... . 1. u I... ' " " -,.... , ... . , trlct Court of the I lilted Stuu-S for the District. of Oregon, and the first tuevtms of his creditoi a will ue held ut the office of H. K. Itlxon. referee. I.a Grunde, Ore gon, on l-'rtday. October 3H, l2.". at 111 A. Al.. at which time said creditors may attend, prove their claims, examine the bankrupt, nnd trans. tct such other business as The Testimony of Others IN my new book which may be had FREE upon request, on PILES nnd other Rectal and Colon dis orders, I have reproduced nearly 100 letter (rum among those received from my thousands of patients. These tell you 6 ankly of their years of suffering of theli trying home remedies and even opera tions, and, finally, of thf ir complete curt by my NON-SURGICAL method. The re from men and women k every stHon. many of whom yoc uy know. You will learn b) reading this Book why I can gtvi a WRITTEN GUARANTEE tt curt your Pile or return your fee. l"F AM M lr,r PORTLAND OFriCrs: SEATTLE OFFICES. Dr Dtean BtH'B.nq S09-a StZ SHafer Bulldinj The Paris To give the ri;;!it ftiun dation for sleinJei nuns CI.OVR SH.K UNDERWEAli NEWEST I.1ILLINF.RY .MODES The Paris WANTED!! Feed saclts . For the next . Few weeks. Five cents each, For tiny number From one to Five hundred. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. Main 792 izsasancaaaai THE PLAIN FACTS- Arc: You get at The Hoovcrized lowest cash stoic price?, rnj superior service a combina tion that means extraordinary value. Two main line phones 2 motor deliveries. A community service by a community organization. Sound, Ripe Bananas, dozen ! 1 I'ackanes Raisins lioth Kinds .. 4-lb. I'ucivaKe Market Day Raisins . 4-lbs. White Fins New Candied Fruit Peels, lb I. ha. Cranberries Lbs. Soft Shell California Walnuts 39c 49c 41c 49c 5.1c 39c 7oc ." Lbs. Redi Cut Macaroni .". No. 5 liox Soda ( nickei No. 3 I!o (Graham Crackers '1 Ltii Ground Sweet Chocolate 2 Lbs. Sa'ted Peanuts Folger's Green or Black Tea, 1 lb. ...49c ...54c ...S9c ...4.-.C ...4.jc ...58c IS Uiudc C. Pratt Lumber Co. Th ttx Man', rMlr M'Pi 1iM.lrj. llnmr M-l No N.in.ln; MiMiim HOOVERIZED GROCERY "WHE1US THE THRIFTY THRONG" LA GRANDirS PIONEER LOWER PRICE FOOD STORE MUN 49 MOTOR DELIVERY i Rk n M a m n n a m n n n n m a a WftikiaAiHaw !KAIIflBCaiBBBinilBaiDIES53C3C30aBIBSBSBEE2SS&EEEBC3IZKSi f"