La Grande evening observer., August 25, 1926, Image 8

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Wffliirsflav. August 2fi, 1920.
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UA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Fall
Stetson
BANK BOMBER
UNIDENTIFIED
. select;
your Fall Hat . now.
Brown," tan, greys
and pearls in bound
and raw edge.
$8.00 '
Westenhaver
& Gilbert
Store For' Men '.'
Musical
J9
Who tmyn elephitntn urcn'l mimical?
Here' Krnet JJuvIh, tfnur of the
C'lnclnrintl Zoo grand opcni, giving
"Li!', ilie cltphunt, her daUv ulng
i Lutheran Churches in
li;.Ml( K I MHtOKIi.N
MKXlOn OITSf. Attf-. 2C. (Al)
rMliifu" llicni iiiro, no limiu-Ukilc
M(i;;MHtH uf hn( t Iciiifiit uT tlx: re
UtrioiiH coiiirovorHy ft Ito economic
hoycol lielil hy Uin h-tiffim of ill
fi'iimi. for thu I'HlKioiiH frrudom In
hicrcnlny Ui. 'Ioqiii hi bUHtiirtftt
.'click's.,.
UI C.KNI;. Orv.. Aiiif. :!' Ml').
Alt riff r or Hut Trintly l.ni Icran
church it nd I tic Huvcfic hut Iwran
fliurcli, follow Ink inlfr-cfpnififffK-tloiiat
lirllKHloil Tor the part few
uci'kK. v. iiH iH'ifcctcd id a lli''t
lutf held birr hint niifht. A rnin-
initi"
"A Push In
The Back"
This can be done sci
onUficully , and. restore
'heicrth Whcni ' finme of
the small- bonca of the
spine have beconm out
of alitfiniienl, 6r, It'CMi
bo done unscientifically
and causo an injury.
Tho,j)tiir'ior.lthniHt'
jrivtm by Chiropractors
is the' former it is it
mechanical action it &
only given after careful
palpation to determine
the direction of the mis
alignment, and is prac
tically painless, A quick,
snappy move accomp
lishes the trick and a
free flow of mental im
pulses tfo forth to the
diseased parts, with
health at; a result.
F. I TIU HE,
. n. c. I'll. r.
I'hoiir liifl-W
New 'olf,v ItMtf.
Officii lioma: 9 I" M ? to I
ITITSmjIta AU'f. 25. (AD
Thu fanatic who hroiitfht ilmili lo
hlmwlf and n pollff man and In
jury to u won odd in thou wln-ii
lie exploded u IjuinIj In lli' Kann
uth' Icpoll HuvtnifS bunk, farrh-d
the wcrrt of IiIh Identity inlo lln
irruvu ho far cut police could It-urn
today.
One iuVnl I flea tioti, rrai ded ux
aliiioul uvrliiln that the man was
a iiianluc cHcupcd from u local hos
pital for the Iiihhiio, wan dlward
i.'d when rclallvcM d'-clarcd lh
bomber huh not of Un lr lainliy.
'J h'-y vh'Wfd Ihc badly iniiinfh d
hotly al tin- vily , morifuc, wln r
hundreds have vlHitcd In it vuiu at
tempt to Idfiillfy (he inti!i.
A Iftl buckl on which was i-n-(jraved
Lhu letter ,"J" wua Hit; hIii
mm on oi cvfd' iice police hud up
on w hich lo work.
Appurcfilly l-'undncr
Thu bomber, a man of for-'hfu
appearand', drctiwd in workiiiff
Iril Iii-h Kiitcri'il t In lirtnk vchIit.
day and pi tm nt d u Uiiiuiid fur I
K.uou or I'll blow up lhu bank,"
Vh" ilcoiuit '. UrUnuiin, u huh
Iclul bank polio man. api pouclh i
to u treat him, he placed u black
jMalch'd upon the iloor and kuvc it
ju kick. A violent VxplOHiou follow -!
ed. The bomber wa iuHlanlly
killed and Oiint.inn ho badly in
jiiH-d It'- dbd hooii after lm was
taken lo a hoapUul,
Six of lhu other 2i pei-MoiiH liurt
Mevcrely cnouffh lo reiiiirc hospital
:rea(utnt were reporli-d In a Hcr
Iouh condition.
Jamac 1.-)U.0U .
I tit Ji Ic offlclalH fixed lhu damaKii
lo the 24-Htory buiidinif al upwards
' of tfiu.uou.
While Hcarchiiiff lhu clollilnif
I taken from the Urhnann'H bony
llculcilnnt of dcclives, 1'olcr
Connors, found thu nolo In which
I I lie bomber made hta demand and
1 threat. . Writ ten on plain writ In;;
paper In pencil In ifood hundwiit
In;;, the notit Hiild;
I "Hir: Von n ru held for $i!,oou
(wllh &U sticks of dynumlte. The
dynamite In In (he grip. The one
1 hold In my hand. U will dlH-:Un mT'UH the prji
'i;iiurtit! niieii iiiu iiiiiiiiiu itt uui ui
my hand. Jf you or any one else
fire thu kuu at nm thi-rc will be
no cajfe lull, c will all be blowing
up to piece, if you arc willliijf lo
count Ihioujfh with two thoumind
be ((iiiet and keep off from the
ii In mi. Thu help won't do you any
'ifood. If they come they come, for
their death; If not, make all the
nohki you like. 1 will help yuii
wit h lhu iiuIhu llial whole I 'II I H
buitf will hear. 1 1 you waul lo
tfeu the death machine auk for
otherw ise absolute Hlb-nce. I teal h
or ,,,UMellher you like."
. Tile Hole wuh illlHlKncd.
1 sets orr i.viijimin
The note, handed to a h Her
(he bomber, woh turned over
Ortinann, a Hieclal bunk police-
mun. Orlimiun, after reading
plax-ed Ihc iiiIhhIvc In his jtock'
it nd ntepped toward the uiun. As I
he did ho, the bomber kicked (he
Klip and the blnst occurri'd.
FIND -IT
HERE
Cdiij for lliia mlunm miut
be in by :00 n. m.
8loi Unit eczema trouble, liv.U.
or xklli troulilo or any kind. Only
(1.00 H liotll)'. Bold only 'by Hllvcr-(liuru-WriKlil's
fumlly druif nlorc.
8-23tf
II ttiti'lillig, plfiiilnu, butloo
holm, elo. Norton's Kldtl Shop.
10-14tf
'THE l-HIIASANJ-'
H" Ihc IK'W I'hfiutant pallerll
of Mflward M. KnowlcH dlnnfrwHri
lit IIIilinrdHon'a Art S: (ilft Hhoi.
Aluiiy oIIhm m vr OHttfi'iirt urc now
on dlppluy. Hi o thorn. 8-24-:t ' fl'1' I'hi'i'k to (lie amount of
turn work to Illclmrdaon's Art &
Ulft Shop. i-U-it
Carbonutn of copper, blue atono,
noil It. HIlviTUioiu-WrlKht'H
fumlly druj; iitorc. 8-23tf
l tUo offlio of 1. K. Wxoo,
llufiruc iu ilunkruptcy.
K. C. Tl.'CKEY,
- Truntoo In lJankruptcy.
-24-4t
Mlu Ulndya Miller will bi'Rln
her fall claH. on Hepieinbur rimt.
All bcglnnora refflst'-rlnir beforo
that tlmo will be given a dully lea
son for ono week without extru
ehrf;e. Credit for high school
pupils. Call 186-J. ' 7-S-l'J-llt
NOTRU OF 'J'lll S'l liJi'S SAM-;.
VOTIVE OP NAI.U OK PllOI'lilfrV
lun ts'lVltAUK
Kotlco Is hereby given that the
undersigned. Trustee In Bankruptcy
of the eslute o f. Harvey Jr.,
bankrupt, will rceelvi Menied bids
up to 1:30 o'clock I. M. Halurday,
September 4th. 1921, for all of the
stock of cigars, tobacco, candy,
confectionery ttnd Hporting goouX
tc, together with fixture. and
iUipuient in what Ih known aa thu
Club ClgHr Wore in the WihI
JacobHon building In r,u Grande,
L'nlon county, Oregon. All bld.i
uiUHt be accompanied by a certl-
10
of the bid. The right Is reserved
Dandrurr will be' Ktopp. d In 6 r"J'ct uny and all lilds. Copies
days: fulling out of the hair In ZD "' tl"' 'nvcnUjry may be wen at
lllltfj ll.llllV f!i.lItl..l.ln ..II. I .,1
Eugene Consoliclalc ruff Kradlculor sold Hi 7iW u. bol-
tlo only' ul HMvciLbui ii-Wrlplil'fi
family drujy Hlont. . 8-i3tf
W" pay you llio itiooey for all
school book lu fair condition that
am. Htlll In .. UH-".. Hlhorthorn:
WrlKlil's family 'drutf morn.' g-aatf
For a limited .
Hljtullon for the combined church. i itf load,
whh named lo dm ft a con-
und u lt;inporary boitrd of trustee
waa elected.
Accoi flint? to I he lertiiK of Ih
tnopoHul for consolidation, w hl-li
camu from tlie Trinity comci ela
tion and wan accept. ( hy flu .;,t.
yalloji, oil of thi ic'-
647.
flrno
q. o.
boxwood
JJ. Main
-'7-i6tf
Ki-n-
I Nil.,
' and
1 firing In all .your ,UHcd Mchool
book and wt'lh,; monev for them.
Do ll now before tho school book
riiHir'iit Hllverlhorn-WriKlit's fam-
unifriKallop. nil of the ,,,..)' niu more, 8-23ir
work, IncliifJlnir the mo-nlnir 7- rrr. : , ;
venltiK wervlciH. will be con- flctiool Funds now avatfnhlo tat
jducted in the KnpllHh Iiini;uiip". ; rarm loans In Union County. Se
A call wuh iKKUed by the con-'H. R. Ils.n, Foley Bulldlnft. Lh
Holldaled irrotip, to be known 11.1 Urnnde, Or. -ltf
me 1 eiiiial l.ullK-ran church. 10 . ; . .
remove II. A. ll. llelHiin; oftJrnl- IUvM 'lll'l b i:NLAIt(K.MI-:(TS
Ion. N. I) (t Ih not Jtnow!i Jlave KIchardKun, ' "Tho-. Art
whether the ImH will be' accepted. Man," make 'your , e.iilartfpmenl
v from 'either your iickilUvu or your
CabbaKe Inn't fattening Hut If print. Me Kpcclallo In cnlnrirlng
licopiu cat too inueh cabbiiee it tmd htin.l tlntliur and irv- It hu I .i....ui.r.,n,i
the office of II. K. Dixon, Itefcren
In Hankruptcy, Kolfy IHdi?., or up
on peraonul appllcaiHou to the un
dersigned. Bldri will be opened at
1;K0 I. M. Kuturdtiy. .September 4,
lyjt;, ul the office of It. K. Dixon,
Itefcrcu In bankruptcy. -
Ki C TITCKKT.
' " Trustee In JJuukruptcy.
Notice I hereby jflven thai tlm
umUTHlKw-d, 1 Grando Wurchousf
&. 8tomgo Co., will orfer for !
at public auction one Vclle tourlnff
car. ul the "lace of business of the
m. QnuidK Wurelioufio & StoniK"
Co., at IBI'5 JefforHon Avenue. In
the City of Ja Grande. Tnlon roun
ty. Oregon, at 2:00 o'clock p. m. on
Tueaduy. tho 7th day of September.
IU26, the same to Ih sold to the
hltfhcNt bidder for cohIi. Th own
jr or rcpuleU owner of the Haid
Vellv touHni; car being lhu Man
ley Auto Company of Portland.
Oregon, en id the Bald car huj been
on tftorage on their account and
the mild car Ik ho offered for hhIm
for the purpose of wilisTv big tor
age liens aguliiHt the wame and In
compliance with Keel Ion 804 u
OIhoii'h Oregon Luwh,
1U Grande WarehouKe &
LA GltANDK WAUKrlOL'SK
& S'lXJitAGK CO.
Aug 18, 25- Hepl.
of
.notici; or tiu;sti:i;'s saij:.
..Notice Ih hereby given that, the ;
undersigned. Trustee in Bankruptcy 1
of the rutate of .Jack W. Gibbon, '
bankrupt, will receive Healed bids J
up to 1:80 o'clocU P. M. .Saturday.
Heplvmtcr 4. liU'fi. for nmall stock
of uulomobllc iictfcHsorlc together
with purclui.se contract on building
at tho place of busim-sn known an
Gltbons Hervtcn Hlution In the city
of I-a Grando, .Oregon; all blda :
must be accompanied by a certl
fled check to the amount of 10 j
of the bid. Tim right Is rcHcrve( j
to reject any and all blda. CoplcHj
of the Inventory; may bq seen ntj
the offlco of JI. K Dixon, Jtefereo
in JJankruptcy. Koley Jtltlg., or up
on personal application, lo the, un-
Blds will be opened aV
10 Years Agfo
Today
Alluniey ihmI Mt. l S. .
liaiihoc an homo from n
trip to Aluka.
No Need
To go to Alaska U get iiHd.
Cunir lt the new, beautiful.
Miiilliiry, (pilek mtvIii hmIu
foiinlnli mid get one or
those cooling and iiotn-Lshlng
;hocoi,ati: mint
ick cickam sodas
imiili with
iiai:lvooi ici; citi;.M
the tue,n of I he; Cream
L&L. Drug Co.,
enney.
DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St La Grande, ore.
Our Fall Suits
Emphasize Style and Value at
The fabrics are right!
Splendid unfinished wor
steds, serges and cassi
merej. New Fall shades.
The models are right I
Easy lilting styles with
slightly broader shoulders
and suggestion of snug
ness at hip line.
Others at
$19.75 to $39.73
Severe Earthquake
Is Registered Today
WASIIINKTON. Alls. 2S. (Al')
A nevere eartli'li:i ke waa rcKia
leied oil Georgetown lllllversity'S
Kolmneosriiiili early today, lliallnff
threi' anil a Iniir liours. Tim loca-1
Hon or Hie Hhocks were placed by.
Director Tondeif at IM00 miles
from Washington. poiwilily in
Californian Defeats !
Hunter, N. Y. Net Man
NKWI'OltT, It. I.. All!,-. 25. (Al(j
James liavies, or California, fnfj
mer intercollegiate doubles cliaiOf
plon with l'hil Neer' brtjucht 08'
a sensational upset iu the fourth
round of the Newport invitation
tennis tournament today I.)- eliu
inatliiir Krancis Hunter, seeded Ni;v
York pinyer. in a spectacular tvl
Kiwnnians Elect Mew
Officials in Eugene
III CIIiNi:, (ire. AiiB. (AC)
A. W. Tyler, of (llyniiilii, Wimli..
was yeelerdiiy eleeled governor ol
Ilie I'lielt'le noilhweiil dllrlel ol'
KhMinli liileriiMlioiuil mid Spolviine
wna seteeteil as the I '1-7 colixen
lion clly.
Mj Tyler was opposed by T.
Harry (lowiniin, of Hentlle, Wnsli.,
and the eniiipiiign was clottr. l.lK-
win", the battle for Ilie eollvent Inn
next year wits clone, Alierdeeii,
Wash., giving Ihc opposition mull
tln ImltolH wi re e.ist.
l.leijteiinul governors (or lle-
sevell dlillioilll la lite lloithuinl
urea were eleeled 11s (ollous:
IMvlMltm No. I llitnihl liiMiii,
New WtHlmlusler, It.
A.
IC. ,Mel,
liMutnu No.
Ilverell, Wash.
I 'hi. ilen No. 3 -.1. II. Itoliiils.
reillralia. Wash.
IiIvIhIi.ii No. I JiiIiii Wllllliee,
I'liyton. WiinIi
I'KI.-Uili No. Ti Theinas Nelll.
I'Hlloiiilt, XS'iish.
I 'hit leu No. Ii .. K. Merrill.
Albany, tire
IHvlxloil No. 7 -.lueli .M.u;l.i
tl I , Mllgelle, (lie
Al.l:. TIM) VS. M.KIT
ni:w kimtiki.i.i:. n. v.- nr.
I '.llnt lived to be Ill hui '. I .
William W. lllKhcll, S7.year-ul.
lullllser works, sl hours 11 dny sl
days a week, lie lukes 11 mmith's
vaenllou aniiiinlly in l-'lorlda.
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Kri3! -mja Liu i k mMii'L I If ,.
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SH.ER.RY.'S
TODAY ONLY
"Business of Love"
A I'owfiftil I'ltiy of Koiuam'c iind Iaitighltr
KDWAUi) nvKKi-rrr iiokton zasu rrns
i!Ai:i!AUA J!i;ni'0i:i) . caw. stock da i,r.
"itituul. c 11 it-lit. It., i.i....
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The Effect In Your Living Room Is
Always a Matter of Taste
You Iwive si'cn many livlly livinp ninuts iu many homes and you
have jiroliahly noticed that one may have (jiiitc elalio'rate furniture awl
rugs while another is simply and inexpensively furnished, yet both
are equally attractive. .They combine beauty and comfort while using
widely different furnishings.
lo have a living room that gives a pleasing effect and proves a
source of pride, does not require lavish expenditure for furniture but
it always requires good taste. That is whv we constantly place em
phasis 011 providing you with a pretty, comfortable interior in addi
tion to the mere selling of furnitvre.
8
Occasional Pieces
More and more is the attrac
tive living room becoming a
tasteful selection of occasional
pieces odd chairs, individual
tables, carefully placed lamps,
etc. alt chosen with a view to
general harmony and comfort.
You, may supply these pieces
and effect a surprising change
in your living room at very
moderate cost. Many new piece
arc here to help you.
"Four Moors Of
Superior Furniture
If you have in mind a new living room suite, an extra group with
chair, lamp, and small table, we will be glad to help you plan the propel-
effect, bines that will harmonize with the rest of the room, colors
that will help carry out the predominate note of the whole it is this
to which we pay particular attention.
The result is evident in this unusually large slock of superior fur
niture. The new pieces knight especially for fall provide many of
the latest designs, fabrics and finishes. Any purchase you wish to
make can be arranged on your own convenient terms. Let us have
the pleasure of showing you.
BOHNENKAMP'S
Beautiful Rugs
The attention to your home
that is demanded by the fall
season probably finds you need
ing a new rug for livingroom,
diningroom or bedroom. Noth
ing helps the appearance of a
room or sets off the furniture
so successfully as new floor cov
ering. For years, as with other
home furnishings, we have had
an enviable reputation for
beautiful rugs of superior qual
ity. See them now the stock
was never more varied nor
more beautiful.
"Four Floors Of
Superior Furniture"
I I . v n ,f 11 1 tn iNHIIVn