Page Two
Saturday, January 16, 1926.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER .
Humming Bird, Silk Hose
for Good Wear $1.50
HILL'S
"A Good Place To Trade"
School News
H. committee work.
Bjr Xarjorle Matfiilre)
Student k fit jlolMay
, An n(lr holiday was granted
while the achool underwent - a
thorough furnUratioD as a pre vent a.
live of acarlet fever.- Thi wan
made ficoeasary toy the diucovtry
of a sea riot feier cane found amontf
ti4 atudenta, Tho studenta re
mimed tbdr studie the next day.
o-f.U4it KopfMT FJijoyntw
4 - ,WdneMday evening; from 6 to 8
o'clock, th A. tfc H. chairman jrav
h pot. lurk aupper. Mr. Tow lor,
,Mr. Longfellow, members of tho
auhool board, and two iwrnhrrs of
the ''Ill-pad" organization. Dr. Mc
dory and A, W. Nelson, were tht
Kuejua of: the rhu(rm n nnil their
aponaonu- Kach rhulnnan told of
all that had been accomplished
'during he pant aemcster and pre.
)tf-ntd hr plana for the coming
3;ar..A The- kuklh expressed their
Amazement at the well systematized
organization and declared thu.t they
lould help the fflrla whenever pos-
Working Han!-
ThfMirnlr staff . haa.acain rent-wed
Ha diligent preparation of
tho Mimlr. A meeting of the staff
was railed by the t-ditor, Marjorln
Warnick. and supervisor, IMIsa Ma
Ijcl Itcnnett. .v They outlined their
work fully.
Mothers Kntrrtalnert ,
The juntorKlrl entertained their
mothers Wednesday evening at the
hfjrh school, fh teaehera were
also Invited. , Those present da
elared they had an enjoyable tjmi?
nnd that the Junior girl proved
charming hoatessea.
THE PUT THAT DID THE TRICK
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Tuesday mornlhff at s o'rlof k tho
fltiidnfs wTf amu-tiftjled In the aiir
flilorlmn to . hear 'an .ai(lrft hy
HylKiniiH Kmlth. on oll niarlnr. who
wus intro4uo) by larl-H00ida
'I ho world bluarr clam hail lief n
hUHy prtnarlut; Wiori booklMa on
(Trent 'hlnorlcoj: cliarutini.. " Thone
hHndi-d In narratd on tho lives of
Foch. ' Pershing. Napoleon - and
Marlp Antlnnellf..
T-p4af Aanl .Made
' In the-'Jecernber speMl tests In
lyplnr. ,tb. following Htudents of
(.Mlsa Pavbi' classes earned medals,
rrnowiirho received the silver nled-
( Vfyrtl Wilcox, 17 words: Dean China, Europe.
Wrlithe, ls Warlnn Miller, CO. and Allers, Austria- and Atnerlea iihnnth'y s
fk-onomlca V. '
The economlea. rtass haji
Tliousands of xpeeKitors watrh. d
Hurry roou r, at Dallas, Tl x., sink
his jiut on Hie final hole of the
iin.iiiin open Rolf tournament In
I .os Anxelea t'aoper won flint
prise. Kelon'. Cleorife. Von Kim,
runner-up, coiDfrululutiinr t.
ehamiilon, who Is' shown on the
left. . ....
hern
C.rouvr -, S2B0.OOO 'Apple
HOOD niVEIt. Ore.. Mun.lu.r.
of ' the Apple Growers r-.ni.-...!
checks representlnir the ro-operu.
tire. sales orfranlsatlon's wroml
tas aiairinutlon on tho 926
reading boojo, which deal with thePf apples mid pears, nKKreirutiiiir
economic conditions In other eoun.' Izco.ooo. The association in Dr.
tries, nooks' on Turkey. Mexico, cember cut tJS6.0U(). .The mm..
Russia. Morocco arement stated that another
ritatrlbutlan win
;t iTiose wn receivea tne oronie nave nee n reaa ty me suiaenia maae in February.
meaaia are: I leia BicKennon. 40 . ' i i . .
wordarEllen elf. 42: CorSj Hlnn- parhrthaM i rV'' "' '": ,
. ' ! After two victorious' .tnmea last
Tho followtnir studeiAs received week with -Wallowa. and Knterprts
rertiricatea: Ben Herr, Pauline the blue and white quintet. I hop.
HOOTS THAP CON VICT
fOWBS, Kng Tho honts in
Vhlch lie find , from Parkhurxt
l-arton. IuU IlKhton. Margaret lng It will prow ss. competent ln .n, .. 1. ." ., .urrnur"c ' t"1" within tho City of Union.
Rlns, Mrlyn Maycer, Grace Gel- the remainder" f .tbe, itnmt's. ' si,.viin . ... V. .T. . .7 JO"pP" to pay estate debts, claims and ex-
bti and Lois Nelson.
menclna; at t)ie Northeast cor
ner of Lot a in suid Hlock 10,
thence Koulh 10 feel, thence
West 100 feet, thence North 10
feut, thence Kast 10'J feet to
the place of beg-lnnlng. Also
commencing at the Northeast
corner of l-t 0 In said Hlock
10, thence Houth 10 fett, thence.
West loo feet, then) North lo
feet, thence Kast 100 feet to
the place of beginning, all be
ing in. Hlock 10 In Hannah's
Addition to West Union, as tho
same Is platted and of record
In tho office of the County
Clerk of aaW County and Slate
of fiS.SO wllll Inlcrejit oh said sum'
at the rale of eiKht per cent- per
annum from tlin Ys iuy of Janu
ary A. 1).. il2ii, and costrt and
pciwca of sale.
Now therefore, I; the und.-rsljrn-ed
slierlrf of Cnlon County.'- Ore
gon, will on Mond-jy. the K.th day
of February A. P.. 102, at the out
rMv. front door of the County Court
House In a Grande. Vnlon coun-
ly, Oregon, at the hour of S o'clock
1. M. sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash. sul(Jeet to redemp.
tion uh by law provided, nil the fol- !
lowing "escribed lands in I'ninn !
County. Oregon, described In said
decree and execution, to-wlt:
The Northwest quarter of the
. Southwest quarter and West
twonty feet of the Southwest
quarter of Kouthwest quurter of
Hcction three (3). in Township
throe (3). South, of Kongo
; thlrty-eight S). t of Wil
lamette Meridian.
together with the tenements, here
ditaments und uppurtc nnnccs there
unto belonging or appertaining us
wtdl as ajl the right, title and in
terest -said defr-ndantN und - eacli
thereof had .therein or then-to on
the ISth day of August A. I.,"1914.
or thereafter acquired therein or
thereto, to satisfy said decree nnd
i-xecution. ''
Iati-d this 15th day of Jamu
or'.. lose. . .
JESHE liltESHKAHS.
Sheriff of t'nion County. Oregon,
lly H. A.-Kl.I.VGllAMMKH.
. ' IJeputy.
Jan. 1, SS. 90. K.-b. !. 1!. ,
OUT THEY GO!
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Col
FOR GOOD CLOTHES i
' ; Sieclfy VAMTrrBIA 1'rrssliiK i ' ,i
We have an exclUHlvo. cleanlug and pressing csttihliKlilnent.
.Oooua called for and de'lvored, t i ' t i
t - , . : r ' 1 .
Valeteria Cleaners
Main J : . ' . . ; Arms Trai-ks on jVlii.
' 1 ' : Civics CoflMUilMW
tUms Olva Report The civics committee of the A.
, IHirls the school semextnr the O. a has, made -known-'. the. '. turn '
club ba made eight hlkea to plflces girls selected . from each elaaa in I
m-ar Lft Orsodc, perry, lillgard, tile high school. . Aladone Hynhorst'.
Dlieyiin waa raptured .after
Ding nair a nille.
run-
! , Notice Is hereby given that In
Blrnle's eabln and chairman, end h-, eommi... ..m. H"""""'ce ot mi oruer or the Coun
pensea of administration.
J. A. HIIX. '
tmm.xn'n.Tnn.o Administrator of tho Estate of
- -- --,iviu . .1' T- i .
UnA - I-1. -
i ii. MHin v.i.t. t.. ...j .ty Court of Union County. Oreirnn
riv." wu i.u ' ar v miW' HOtlOV Ot CIVIC 'Bttln- , . ,
NWderisr, the only two girls who conditions close by.'- l,l"tng In probate, duly dated -and
have, been on every hike, have 31 - ,
points .each. An emblem is given Vague Ixhihis . . . -to
very girl at the end of the school The seniors art anxiously look
term who has obtained 60 points. Ing up their credits to see If tbey
Igar HolllfleJd, Tieceased.
! Oreen & Hess, attorneys for ad
ministrator, -Uic.
19. z. Jan. 2. 9, 16.
I can graduate or must cturu .to get
Rektrw Marted through.. Fifteen credits are re-
Nearly ail the classes hsvo fin- quired lo graduate but 1( Is more
'Isbed thelr required amount of desirable. . -,' '; ;.
work. fop the semester and havo
- begun their review.
IXWi Pnsrtieo
.' Frrshnvtn squad, which contains
about l&.men, practice in the local
"UikJiYfQMionday und Wednesday
evening under tho supervision of
Coach JUcbellcu,
IttnsTs Onierod
: The junior class has ordered its
rings and la anxiously awaiting
their arrival. .
Science Claw Progre
The phystcs class was given a set
of 60 problems to work Individual,
ly. All these are to be ,ln by a week
from Krlduy and will lake place of
the customary six-weeks test.
' Orchestra at Work
- Miss -tilllon hus procured two
' hew selections for the orchestra,
' "The Urownle'B rltory" and "An
gry." The two places were tried
Monday evening and It waa found
that It will take a great deal of
practice to master them properly.
The orchestra did not practice dur
lng vacation, therefore It is neees.
nary to take a short tlma to be
come reorgaolied.
i'-o KkMtug
' lst ; Haliirday week tho a
Grande high school hikers started
n a short hike o a pend Just
south f la. Grande to go Icejikit.
Ing. -.This was noi holding strictly
to the order of the el id, but every
year during the skating season one
hike is devoted to skating,
CUns Meet
' The senior girls held a class I
meeting Monduy ufternooti to tell '
their chief talent. .Most girls were
blushlngly modeel. but thos. who
could platf the vtrlrola did not
hesitate to say so. This tulrnt is
to bs used. If necesriry, In A. Q
nnierea December nth. 1925, tho
undersigned administrator ot the
estate of Edgar Holllfleld, de
ceased, will n end after the 1st It
day of January',. l2d, sell at private
sale, upon ths premises, to the
highest and best bidder for cash In
hand paid, or-for part cash and
the balanoe to be paid by. note se
cured by first ' mortgnge on tho
premises sold, and subject to the
said County
nct Itoom CIontiI -.
The irlrls' rest , mnm W. K..n I
cloned th nut,in confirmation by the
to help In preventing scarlet fever. lCour- " the right, title and Inter-
irak .iiii-u mo sfua Migar rtotii
flcld had at the time of death
Jn1 and Ho (fitr'vftnrtlig' d bribed
real estate, to-wtti ., j
Ixt In Union Orchard'
. Tract, containing C aorm more "
or less, according to the plat
of same filed in the office of
the County Clerk of . Union
- I'ounty, Oregon, together -wlth:
a proportionate interest In the
irrlgullou ditch and water pr.lv
llrgva upppitrtenant thereto,
said tract being In the Houth
east guartor of the Noutheast
Quarter ot Heotlon 84, Two, 4
. Itango . JJ. w. M. '
Also l-ols J,- 2. T and 1 In
Rloek 10 In Hannah's Addition
lo West Union:,:. nlo . com.
Scoreless Hero . '
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xotut; or kiikriffs sai.f on
ixiti:cixsrui:.
Notice 1h lmn-by tiven that
whrrrua an c-xecutlon waa iMiiud
out, of and under the seal of tne
Circuit Court of tho State of Orv
Kori, for tlie County of Cnion, on
the 13th duy of Juiiuary. A. ..
19?6. upon . the drerct ntrrd in
ahl court on the 18th day of Janu
ary. A- 11.. 1120. In that certain
wilt' therein pending wherein
Th onuts it. Miilhollnnd is plulntiff
und Arthur. MullioUnnd ...aiul A'ul
ene Mulhotlund, n'V f"" flefend-unt.H,-
and which execution vuh
to me delivered on tin 13th duy of
January A. D.. -J??. and com
manded me u ahvriff of I'nion
County, Oregon, to make aril?, as
hy law provided, of tho hereinafter
lescrlhed luuda with the tenement?,
heretHlnnientH und uppurtenuuceH
thereunto l)tloriKinjr tut will ua till
rlKht. title nnd inlereHt naUl de
fendunt;! aud each thereof had
thtnin or thereto on the lath day
of AuguM, 1924, or thereafter ac
quired therein or thereto and to
mok" from audi aale the mini of
$'J,7t2 73 and costs and dlshnrse
mcnta In naid auit tnxed at tuf fium
('apt. Clarence Lrddlbfton of
thn I tah AKifiea la credited with
I In "i ho whole team, al
though in Ida (our yeara of vara
Hy i lay in hea never Hcored i
point, lle'a htlped many olh
era to acore, though.-
AUTHENTIC
STORIES-
Of early Eastern Oit-gon life nnd development should
be preserved and pcrpetunted. An effort to do this
is being- made by the Hot Lake Sanatorium.
e
It will be appreciated if any early settler, any
descendant of our sturdy pioneers, or anyone iato
eeted in collecting; such history, win communicate wiU
DR. W. T. PHY,
HOT LAKE, OREGON
BOXING
MATCH
28 1 -ROUNDS
TUESDAY NIGHT,
JANUARY 19
Starts 8:13
I. 0. O. F. TEMPLE
La Grande
MAIN EVENT -10 Rounds
Del Adams
168, Boise .
VS.
Irish Lewis
167, Walla Walla
Semi-Windup -KID
U. PECK vs.
132, Portland
6 Rounds
CARL BECKER
J3.", La (ii-ande
Preliminaries 4 Rounds Each
Ed Fivldt. Yakima, va. Battling John-son, Huntington
Davis 128 vs Huttler, 128,nboth La Grande
Coleman, 115 va. Thompson, 115, both La Grande
Auspices La Grande Athletic Club
Ringside, f 1.65; General Admission, $1.10; Children
under 14 and Ladies, 60c. Tickets at Kline's, Im
perial, Home I'late and Club Cigar Store.
Xetvsserve
Zlectricatty
We are fully prepared
to take care cf your
electrical needs. How
about some new Mazda
Lamps for those empty
sockets ?
La Grande
Electric Go.
1412-Adams, Ave. .
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A QUESTION OF
::ECONOMY :
When you are huying food products,' you want good f ood, .
pure food but it should meet the requirement of economy, too.
Federation Flour
is good fkrar a Grande-Ronde Valley product! And it's ani
economical flour, not in comparison with cheap .grades, but in
food value, in the loaves per sack, in fine baking quality.
Prove it in your own kitchen try a sack today.
Youf Grocer Has It!
"Don't Say Flour Say Federation." " ,
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YOU turn through a kodak album and smile at old-style clothes.
Sltirts cluttei-ing the ankles . . . hats perched high up on
hair"..'. . wasp waists . . . awkward sleeves odd how
your taste has changed!
Yet day by day your taste changes in all you wear and do.
You don't like the same "books, enjoy the same movies, choose
the same underwear, prefer the same, soap you did a short
while ago. You are so used to the better, you wonder why you
liked the old. Advertisements make you know the better as
soon as it's proved to be better. They tell of good things ac
cepted as good taste in the tast homes. The hosiery, glass
curtains, lighting fixtures other njoderns use; why their use
is preferred. Advertisements influence so many around you,
sooner or later you'll feel the change. Even if you never read
an advertisement, you'll use in time some of the conveniences
which advertisements urge you to use today. Advertisements
form a tide of taste that sweeps you forward; you can't stand
still. Since youH enjoy what tRey advertise anyway, why not
begin enjoying it now?
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READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS TO BE
ALERT TO THE BEST TODAY
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