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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1926)
Monday, March lt" 1926.' ' Page Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER XrHats! Cleaned, Reblocked and Reshaped We hayc obtained the service of JACK CARLISLE, "The Hatter" who has had fifty-two years experience in making new and in remodeling old hats. The work of Mr, guaranteed by us. Carlisle is absolutely Style Leaders 201 Depot Street. PROMISE ASKS POLLSHETURN , A FORWRb:jOOKING GENTLEMAN ..... I TtOHOS Pi4) md&f 1 f I I Am LOTS OF SrtOKB 'hm.rmsL - TbtlKlNG OUT OF' , 7 t ' vlrv : 'rf3x I : :. . Drnnvnn urn L U DITCHES CAR machine was seriously duuittg" Mrs. Ccorge Fuller vlsltod friend, Mrs. I,. I 'uhcrlgoii. duy afternoon. Tin Ferry schools observed Washington's birthday with appro priate exercises. V J'ICOMIHK (Special) A petition In ucjnfc circulated here which will be .submitted to the county court asking that the voting plaice be. changed back to Promise from Muxvlllc. The polls with changed from In to to Mnxville some tlim: UgU. i Mrs, Ilcrthu Carper und sons, I Itulph und Lewi, and daughter, ! I.m-llu. visited Tuesday with Mr, tiruce Kewhy and children. 11, Potter was delivering beef I ut the Jim Crowley cumps Tu J duy. - Harold Curper cmnc homo from the logging camp Wednesduy. He ( Ih suffering1 from trouble, with hla vyvH. Fnd Trump W, T Hunnnr went (4i Mavville Monday. TiH'fulay ntKht uttout five Iik Iuh Of H1HIW1 Ml Ut iTIHtllKI'. Willllt-H- day h war in wind llw alld:iy uml by nlli! I ho hihw was Jtuhort f'urpr Im lidplnj; Will it-4-d hiitchiT. N o K' linwnrlhy has huIallrd u ri(dio ut hi iiomo. Alirt. .Mulflc OilliiiK, wife or J ut Collbm, of uppr l'ywwulha, dhit 'at ht-r Jiom !'' hruury JH of IiiImt- culohlH, ' l-Aidcs Imt InhiiiiU hlif i lcii4x fh o Biuutl chlltln n uml inuiiy frii-iidw lo mourn tn r lo.s. lji.st wlnU-r Mri. CoIMjih limk cold I Wllicli ilevrlfiiM-tl . Intu Diii-tiiiniiiiiL ! and later Into tulx rrnloah.. Hlio Mpt-nt vi-rul months lu a snuutor Into. J 4wt iKOomlxT kIh r'lurn t tl homo win tv Klin rciuatut'd umil ln-r death. I I'rcd Whluini md- Hurt Taylor . kiHrd (i lurKi hi ur lust week. Tlnv jlnurkfd Hvv-ni oIIht lnur, which !fcup(d to their den. ' The (li ti win Idt iilod uti In Mm? vciiIhk and I till' two UH-ti Wulkril u 1 1 nlKl.t . j ' i ! drl Iiil- ili-n nut mill if itiit-ku- tit. .m Vli lr MoO A. K. 'arm J'.' I itn.v.l ur per went to .M.ixvilli-j . HV . IJoltr wus d llvcriiitf lMf TucHduy. (to Mux villi. Saturday. - j i Hoy Cirpt-r wi-nl lo aI Orun Jf I Mr. and Mrs. Klinor llchni-tt wrnt ThttrMilay. to Lower Valli-y Momluy whero ! Idi. Htovor, tin ntoii- manautT at liny visited with Klmer's parents. I M.'.wille, uvi rtslKWd IiIh position. Mr. und .Mm. Charles l;ennett. They ItoU'H Newhy h sawing wood for nturned to -Promise Krlduy nd i , . ... .. 1 jchurli l'. i.urper. ..Mr. li.n.H-tt n sinned his work at!" . 1 . . , AI') Call- in several purts-of tho utate ad ! Iti.lh Huyes und GlHdys Itohy Maxvilk Monday. fornla. llk Industry, which Ih nl-.the followlnir yt-or llk weaving! lit to Wtillowa Hut unlay. Mrs. Ila Trump und small chll-l",UJ,t " w V """" "mu " """-nim-ry a onim-u. a single Mr. und Mrs. li,,yd rarper is- 'd. en were sufferlnj,- from la K- Ippe ' " u"",1'7 " r "r-ri.... .n m " f m INSTITUTION- II, enney.ya rlL DEPARTMENT STORES 106 Depot St, La GxtaAt, Of: Colored Stationery! Supreme Value in, Novelty Paper Beautiful paper and envelopes you'll, be proud, to write on! In many lovely colors I This is a Master Purchase from Pvcw iork! - , :, . it',. ,., ... Deckled y-T ' ;'t"'''.i't;'''l Edges! Yk ''" quality . pa'per L- y1 j the kind that is' a lCA ' i I ' llesuie to write on. J. 'r-i ' s Shown in fancy boxes $ f. . at a very low price; . . v JUST IN! . ALL-SILK JAP PONGEE 49c Yard Fresh Romance In Silk Industry oj California herrjii.,1 Sunday at the Chester Gorhelt lat MIks Nona Carper la Htuylnjf with her hroihers family und usulstin: , with Ihe house work. J Frenchman wrecked b a Fronehnuin, belttff blown toward the prosperity by the fickle winds of Kreneh fashion. ' The name of 11k "Korty-Niner" ' I'KltltY (StHH-lulj had ihe inlsforuiiie cur Into u ditch off t lie few days ago, I III II jfrleinl, Mrs. I. Koherlsoii. Mon . MMiie rnuy anernoon. , liarvnv Mi-hnn.-iii h,u-,m k. . evening oml Monday inornlns with the Charles Carper ln. ' I. R Melmnald Is remodeling th it i i .. i.. u. i Li 1 th'n of their home hen, tear- . i n i. ,.n in iiUK 0,11 ,ni l'ntry und putting in isHin'. ihullt-ln L-unbourdK, K .lniy made a trip lo In 1 bulldlnj: tin dinlnu; raotn und pa- on the hlll.sld-s and tho Bras Is H Mltle known lu Cnllforula (Irande Hunday,. ind kalsomlnlntf tho walls starllnt,'. i avld iarre(t look some ; Ls,,f- W1,f Louis 1'revost of Mrs. Clam Johnnseii, Mrs. Mary I of the other rooms. horses lb the hills Sunday. jfan Jose. It. Kail und Mrs. J. II. Dhhl at-!' Mi's. Hurl on of Kust OrosstiKiii r . The name of the Frenchman Nelthor driver nor tended I lit teachers' Institute ut was 11) tho last or tho week. Iler , .' . . I who wrecked and H but annlhll- jCijion hist Haturdiiy. Mia .lohan- koii. Silas, and Mrs. John Lynns look . 1X1 1 1 NIII.Mj alrj no (luldcn HtHte'H sericulture. sen viNiieii hit irii-miK. ji r. ju- i r j uimidwii r.iiuru(i, wuere , 111 ' " " ' 1 n iriu oiie'r mun, in kiiuw" ii FIND IT HERE Copy for thl column mull be la by t:00 a. iu. Tl. ii.-I. H-nt S.iH.rdav v.-nlnB Ht. "" w" Procminuu caii IhP liomc of rhiiri. ii Kinnworlliy 'or1"- "llk-ffrowlnt: coun try in me worn" wniie oinrrs Tin- front l nil onl of tin. irroim.l Wfrv niarvflllnjr lit IM Wl-illll .or II. JniNon : iMiik lilai lilKliwny n wry 10 Years Ao Allison it'siins as head of the flour mill. JUST IN! A New Shipment of m ll ISllxliT whirl- llli-r. ' .Mm. l..o llnxli-r uml Mm, N- ihl f'oinli.i cull t. r III., firm of llir .Mm. l-'rank llrud.-n wim u r.-t'-nl i-Hy vlllor. mm Ih uliiyliiir Willi- Jior ilaiiBhti r, .Mm. Curl .(Irimtlt. .il upon .Mm. Itoy liux-j rtiiiiinnu t-iriiir nun hoiks I of I ho n-ik. ; ' l-Vlink uml l-'r.-.l. vl-lli-.l .Mou.lny Willi .Mr. uml .Mm. Thoinu.i lknn. lt uf HiiiiiiiiI.Ii-. - AIioiiI twa. birhi-ii of hiiow r.-ll .Mr. Uml .Mm. I-., in u-lii l rp' i" ; hi-ri- IuhI ,Mouility nlKlll. HunJuy in tin- lioiuii or jir. ini.i j jibaj li,)iuk-i-(,'ourlniy uml 1 .11 1 Inn .Mm. Iiuvlil Jiiliiins.-ii. , i 'urpi-r wi nt lo Troy Suiiiluy nn. I J. I-:. Ji nrn l III ill III" Imini-i! Iri lurlu-il Momluy rt-MiIni;. Tin y ri- I Minn Suilli- Iti-lii-r vlHilnl lu r , lurili-il .Momluy i-vi iiIiik. 'I lu y n- 1 frli-ntl. Norma l4irK-n. ov.-r Ih. wnrk i-nil k MIhr f'lurii .1iihiins.'lt win. II w.-.-U-ml vlHilur nl III" lioni" of lu r p:ir- ClllH. IC. I'll. II inn. I., a t ill" lo Ij. . llrjinili- rTi-nlly. I Mr. uml Mr.i C-'i'r- l-"iil r I mit.l.- n trip to Ih.-lr I i:ii;lli Moil.luy. .Mm. Siiilli- Tripp vlsllnl lui-frl-.-ml, .Mm. T.irvnl lt.im.on, lli I'ti'Ml of Hit- w.-i-li. .Mm. Jiu-k llrlwi,-.' wim n r-c'Mil perry vlnluir. Mm. I-;. Miirriiy win u rult.-r ul Mi.' lioiiii- or (li-oiKi- ll.-ii'li.-l r.'-t-.iiily. I'.n.l Knll louk IiIh rulli. r. Jl K. i. Knll. lo l.u (lrtin.li- Momluy .i huvr Ills Klu!l lllt. il. Wlio? -ovt-r thu nillkmnn iIIh pn.Hlruiiin-il S'n.vli- pi-inoim who Ifinl' m't1 ln- milk, lie- wim I.oiiIh ru.iUiir, llic ioiiii- of f i.sim or inuri- ot- worn erreul sik-nllnt. Illi imli- or r..ouil or mini-, ami; t wus In ISGMIlut l.oul 1'n-vo.st imu rli il rouiiPi-.i who huil ni t iil.rulllC to California. Hi- IllililiMllatoly i-oiin- of SS.iMiu or- imiri- or Rroi-.t r. mark.l llic clliunllc uml olln-r hii-oim- of $r,ouii or inoro must aivauiaos which lo him .-p- Ik-il tin llli- rituriiM. jlnllKllon lo raise nllk. Hi- li.;n.n When'.' i tulkinir sericulture, lo his frlenils. Th- fllinu peilml enils fMurcli!,,,,,! r,4 i..Ban iiluutlni; miil- l;'-(i- I lierrv treeM on hli ruiu-h near Sin Win-re? . jour . an.l j nuraeryinan 1n ioa' Anj;ees today t-i :,mi;!l wuB ofrerliiB 700.000 mill port of In-rry Ireex and'CUttlnffH for lalo. Ixiula I'revost lilms-lf huil- a plan- ! . tallon of B(l acres atom what Is,'- A (iOOl) I'lt-rritK nnu, l,ilt u.n.i.l In I na ' 1 iimIm I'. Till. lll-W I'll-.! lirlll I I.1IK The !.os Aniceh-s Newft exulted: airtlful picture In it which when 'Vc risk nothing when we express the belief that in hI Ik product 6f this country will amount to several million dollars.' Hardly hud tho boast . bn ut tered, however, when news camo that louls I'asteur, ' mlmclc-work-intf scientist, had found a remedy for the silk worm blight and saved European Kcrlculture. ; Orders for California crtcs which 'had been .brhiKliif,' )I0 to $13 an ounce, dl mtnfHhed. then stopped entirely, d'flatlrii tho stittc'a booming silk Industry. oorrectly framed will inaki' a won tWO. Veam tlie u r,ul uinun u yuur iiuiiiu urc omiion. , nave JLicnuruson, "Tlie Art Man." frame this lu the naw put terns uf moulding especially nuide to piuteh it, ijt lllchardson's Art & Qift Shop. 3-1-H ; Sihool Funds now avallubli for trm loans In Union County. Sere U. K. Ulxon, Foley iiulldlnff, l.u amnde. Ore. Ji-lGtf iof Alvu K. Wilson, deceased, linvn 'been isiiufd-to tnr-ly the 'County Icourt of the County bf't'iilOD. Hlaiu !of Ore-yon. ' All persons , having 1 claims uffuinst said estate am H-l !iufred to present them, with the I prop4r vouchers, to rao at my homr ! at 1 in bier, Oregon, within six montlis from' tho' dato of this no tlce. Halo of first publication', Feb. 15, lKL'U. . . . Date of last publication. Mar. 15. 1U2C. . BUIiM-riTII-: WILSON. . Kxecutrlx of Ihe EsUito of Alvi V. Wilson, (llMJeased. , 1- '.. Tcrntll. attorney for said esfate. -, Feb. J, SJ-Marl, 8, 15 pan that the Troy people arc ulh-etiir of intini.il revenue fort itvJihe time the trs were old unking kttrdin. the distriet In which the person onoujrh lo furnish mull. rry-Uaf .urs. Mivy iiwi visit.-,i MuiMlay lives or lias his prtniip.il plat e , f,,i,.r iQ jia urm of silk worms. I'ri'vost luut ' inten steil Henry ll'iiLeh. a Han Francisco ussjiy-r. ilentsch Impurteil silkworm 'Ks from Chlua. The Chinese worms railed to thrive, however, und It j was not until " lS'JO that, an im- cesHfully hatched on the Crcvost ranch. Success of the I'revost estierl meiit ftlrr-'d popular Inialnatlon and the editor :yf the California Furiuer In IXtju . wrote; -The tri umph of the silk worm In Culil'or- , nhi Is now complete." -Hundreds of silk-raHltifT experl- Olt'MlK l"'iiu ltll'1 nu n l ij1'"" ' w" dieu.c thn afm-d to wipe out the silk worm population of Kuroin TU result was a tremendous de iinciia.ror Callforplas disease-free trs. - ... liy ISO silk culture was thriving - . ' IFW I K. Hull mud.- u trip to 1m ' T ' . hri I u t' r.rn ,1 ..,;;, J 7 Jte n i tejf SLff limmle a trip to Ir furm near jTj ' f Li I l.(?'' jl I Mm. S...II.- Tripp vlsllnl l.-r : . . I Mm .1,,,'k llrlMK.i u r-eeut J"W StfZJ I U..inllp I '''liy vlKliur. VWllWW; ' AViM 1 i r m k w 1 mi " -.. iji,.-, nrTr icmn wi mt w m L. et L. Urud lo. li1'"'"!'.'', Klll, K f , . ,, 'v?raM ! I II m ' )f 1W'JL .Stj .1 I'fi.i ' .. rVwi-'iJ is IMS zzz: j ' mmM 'm i funeral rj, 15 iSpHZfAH - fv I DIRECTORS fijjll;- - mkM Iax Cranilc's Leading Mfl fc W. II. IJOIINENKAMP CO. WY.p!. , y sH. E'R.R'Y.'S fll ikrilM : 11 BrKeaton - W(M t'lin.-tnriliiis In n mval iimcl of tin- nlil-iinii -iwis. ! , W S ' I WEST" i ' roiuiily, l.ltid llamlltott hi 'Flt.MI." I j I'tomokkow oM.Y -jni miij.ionv omiAxn wkii say that wai.ti.r francis r iinrin- 9 " - I I j ralhrr Isll (or his sc-n six Irvt t'i inrhrn b t;uite a h - , Of bUMlness. How? Instruelions on Form lalaA und il"Ma; also the law and r-;ulat ions. Wlinl ? I Hie and one. half per cent in: mal tax on Ihe first II.mimi in - eess of th piTsonal exi-mpHon-' and credits. Three pvr cent nor mal tuM on the next $4.(UU. Five pereint normal lax on the balnuv of the net Income. - Surtax on n--t income In exe ss of Jln.tluO. About thi same time- Prevosl died und. Icmlerles.(he California silk (f rowers became dlscourapcd and disorganized. Then the state discontinued the bounties It had' lii-eii vlnir I o i-nroura! hitIciiI ture and the debacle was com-J pieiv. . . - I'ublie mliid'd Individuals and el vie Orcadian) Ions cxvrtcd every.-. i-ffort to keep silk experiments (jo int: and '- spark of the industry alive but it had been dealt an al most fatal blow. It took the World War to inaugurate a new era of Interest. - Tho war-tlmn wages started a wave of silk slilrt buying that was only part nf a mammoth silk boom. Interest of Calllot-nlans revived as they saw $.V.naa,nou cargoes of silk brought Into port, for transship ment to silk mills on the Atlantic coast. Hmistltciitng, pi eat hi?, button boles eta Norton's Kiddy Shop. 10-14-tf Our Ultlc Mver Toucher In h bollle fur Uic the most for youriuoney und the best for chil- fdrcu und people generally. Silver- thorn-Wright's family drug store. in tho Circuit Court of the Hlats of Oregon for Union County. lUtph .loneji, PUUntiff, MOW HIN.NKItWAItl-; AMI m:w ;lasswaui;. The newest things In Table Ohuss vyru and - JHnnerwure will be found ut lilchardson's Art (lift Shot). 3-1-11 A testimonial such iu we reeeivc frequently is the following: Feb. Hi, l : 2 -Silverthorn - Wright Family Jrug 1 5 Store: . ' I Mull me another holllc of your j 'Keif emu medicine. This 1 waul lor ,u, neighbor who iuis the same trou ible we had and - botth-s of your The wld" margin of labor cost-s ; inediein! cured us all In a shdrt in the Fur Kast and In California j.tlme. . Kncloscd find the moncy sttll remain a scmingly unsur- oid postuge. mouutable. .oltacle, hut with th'-j- - H- MITCHMI.U ' developiiu-nt of il new and greater j- It- F. l. N'o. 2, silk market there legan to enter! lilackToot. Idaho. anoth'T clement; jtpced to sjitlsfy1 w'-'JTlf fashion. 1 1 This aided the industry' in Cali fornia for the new shade or design proclaimed by Carls could be trims! niltli-d to California, by cable and t the novelty placed on the counters of California si ores while It still Wits a novelty. Weeks an- required for Ihe same fabric to be made from Oriental fiber brought here In ships, car ried ncross the continent for manu facture In Atlantic seaboard plants, then brought hack to the I'aclflc coast for western traded , Your nerv tonic has been a fblcssing to me. I now feel Hk4i a young woman. i eai unu sleep well and no longer fee) run-down and lack pep. 1 mot cheerfully recommend U to all my rriends. MUS . ACCrt ST l,lN(i. II. F. ). No, I. Oregon City. ire. :-27tf NOTU'K IX) t UKIUTOliS Notice Is hereby given that 1,- t ters Testamentary upon the estate vs. . Henrietta It. .Jones, 7efendaiit. - -To Henrietta 'It. Jones, tho iiIkaA named defendunt: . 1 . In the nuiuo of tlie Kluto Ore-, gon: . -); , ;Y0U urtl hereby V:Uh0 Ui up tear und answer tho complaint, filed against you In th dbpve en tilled court and cu. on or be fori the 15111 day of March, 1323. said dule baing the last day of the six-' week period prescribed by the or- der (or tho publication of UiLs summons. -'. And If you full to so appear and answer said complaint, or oth-r--wise plead, for wu.nl thereof, thi plaintiff shulj apply- lo the above 'ntilled court for Iho relief pruyed : for In his complalLt. to-wit. For a decree forever ' dtfol1ug thH bonds of matrimony now exlstintj -belwem pliiiutlff nnd defemhiiit, und forever divorcing plaintiff from 1 I defvjidunt. , This sutiihiutis Is published by order of thu llouorahlo J. V. Knowtes, Circuit Judg. of the Stat", of Oregon, for- Uolou County, inada and entered In the uhovn enlitled Court und cuusn on th 9th day, of January, JO'Jti, prescribing I hat this summons he setrved hy puhllea Hon thereof; that tlifi same bo pub lished once a week for six coti seculivt. weeks und seven conseeu tivu lsiirj In the 1.a Onindo Kv' ning .Ohwn:er, a newspaper pub lished dolly In the city of l" (Irande, I'nlun County, Oregon, h'"1 of general circulution-'-ln said county. t Oate of first publication, Fcbpu ary 1st, 1 3 t .-" V Hate of la.st puhMcnlion. March 15th, Hi-'O. HCC.II K. ItltAOY, Attorney for plaintiff, residing ut I .a Crande, Oregon. lT Feb. 1. 15. 22-Mar. 1. tt. 15. v Tf we buy nil the nMnchmenls we waul for our flivver Ihe sheriff will come ulong with, anoth'T. TIMELY VALUES! Remarkable quantity buying by La Grande's larftest distributors of high grade groceries, makes these low prices possible. A home organization that offers low money-saving prices and has an extra measure of value real service that serves. .,';, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 3 Convenient Locations 3 Basket Grocery West Adams Main 91 Hooverized Grocery Central Adams Phonc'40-211 Groceteria Market East Adams M p-1
