Thursday, January 17, 1920.
IiA GRANDE BVBNINO" OBSERVER ' M-iO M
XV-vr
Local News In Brief
Goes to Baker- . ' ,
O. M. Ncwmrlatciv of Tacoma.
Wash., went to Baker todux expect
llnir to return to I- Grande thiH
ovenlntr, - i
Miss JolniKCin Coim'
-, Mis Alum Johnson, of Wallowa,
1h u visitors in this city. Sho in 4
ill the Hacujuwea Inn.
I Hero l-Jroni Rot Ike ' '
T,akft, van a business visitor In La
Grande today.
Here I'rom Co!1 4 .
V I.. N." t'onU-y, of Cove, Ik a vIhI
tor fn I -a Grando. He is registered
at the Sarujnwea Inn. ,( , . .j
llrre IVom IVnilU-toii " '
It. Harris, of Hendlcton, arrived
in this yly yesterday .for a short
vLstt. lie la at the Hacajawea lun.
Mr, imu ConH'i ?-. v
I-. M Green, of1 1'oiidlcton. ar
.'rivi'd In I .it Grande' yosterday and
is stayinK at the Kaeajawea Inn.
Mr. Small Arrives ifn-i
J. A. . Small, of Maker, 1 arrived
Mt Lit Orando vostm'dav. H tn ul
llie Kaeajawea Inn. .
Visit Sinter
Mrs. 1-clla Graham, of Hummer
vllle, who haa been vlsltlnfr In La
Grando with her sinter. Mrs. Fred
Uaskill, returned to her homo, thlaj
,Mr Uevln 111 ' f ;'.;.
Mrs. Charles Dtevine. head of the
A. A. A. In La Grande, is 1U today.
Well From Mil
Misa limh Uuckley who has been
sufferlnir from influenza. Is able to
be out of bed now. -
Mr. Coiiawity Visits
A. B.. Oonaway, of Knterpriae.
was a visitor In La Grande Tues
day. . :
Mrs. Voj;le HccavcrluK
Mra G. H. VokIo is recovering
from a -feV days illness. She is
employed at the Sacajawea lnu.
Ilar-k l'Yoin' North Dakota
Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Hutehtnson,
of this city, returned this morning
from Endcrlin, N. 1.
morning.
IUvm la lorUii(l-
Mm. G. W. Hheppard Is visltlnu i Mlnaiii
Prom Ontario" ft
'W. H. luRhorty. of Ontario, Is
visiting In La Grande. He Is stay
Inff at the Foley hotel.
1 t
Mr. Koe Visits 4
H. O. Rees. of Union, Is a vis
itor In this city today. He la at
the Foley hotel
In Im. Grande today with Mrs. Faus
land Mrs. Hoot. Mrs. Hheppard
I Uvea In. Baker and she Is on her
I way home from Portland whero
Goes to Baker ; -
K. A. Prltehard. of Taeoma, way
went to Baker today. " He has boen - she has been vlsltinir.
in l.a Grando for, several Hays. Hoj - . -. -
Is a representative of tl rUg com- t Correction
It. A. Harris, of this city, went
to Mlnam today. Mr. Harris is em
ployed by the O.-W.
pany.
1 tot urn From lortlaml ' '
Mr. afid Mrs. L. S. Ward have
returned to their La Grande .home
from 1'ortland where they have
been visiting.
ItolMrt A yen III .
attorney, now of l.owintown, Mont.,
attornt-y; now of Lewiston, Mont.,
is Just lccoveilnff from a serious
illiuss, lU't'ordiiiK to word received
ji La Grande by Mrs. Ayers.
lit -turn From lortaniU
Mr. and Mm. N
daughter. Betty.
Grande, returned r this mornintr
from Portland whero they have
been visiting forweveral days.
.
Former lt4-hleiit Hero
F. L. Pi-arson, of Tacoma, form
er rtyddent of Grande, la a
bUKlnesB visitor here. Mr. Pea
son used to bo connected with the
Curr Furniture company. : ' ; r '
In a La Grande Bakery ud con
cerning Butter-Nut bread which
appeared in. yesterday's Observer
K. KnniiL U nmh the first sentence In the third para-
Arlene. of I -a 'ernph should have read. "For Mc-
W ll Hums nutter-milt oreau is not
only xood for one to eat, but Is
delightful'
Br. Ilalstou at Knerrl,
i br F. L. Italston, of la Grande,
went to Enterprise today, i He will
return to La Grandu this evening.
Car Breaks Window
A car. belonging to the fa
Grande Klectrlc Service company,
according to 1 the police records,
failed to stop at the curb last night
and broke one of tho C. J. Breler
show windows. One fender of the
mi wont t It rmifrh "t lin irlnKti Thn
driver was unable to get the car j:nkump at their home at 1701 First
ApiMdutetl on t-ommiu
' Uobert Guild, of lot Grande, has
been appointed a member or the
publicity committee for the rrosh
glee, annual dunce sponsored by
I tho freshman class of tho Univer
sity of Oregon and Miss Anno
Htango has been appointed a niein-
Bnby Son Bom
A baby son was born early this bcr of the fcaturo committee,
morning to Mr. and Mrs. Hal Bohn-1 .
off tlie sidewalk and It was neces
sary to pushjt back to the curb, an
eye-witness',' reports. The police
temporarily repaired the window.
In West Oregon
Henry Hill mid M. J. Goss left
for C'orvallls TueMday of this week
ou a business trip. They are ex
pected to return to Iu Grando to
day. , , .
Mi.-s IfiipiplireyH at School
Miss i utherlne Humphfttys, of
J.a Grande, daiiglttor .of Mr.- and V
Mi', v. n.miipiireH, i in i on- s ,
land attending Behhke-Walker Mof to I .a Grande
HuineHrt college, and is enjoylni; - Mr. and Mrs., M. A. Stearns, qf
;her work viry much, according to., Union, have come'- to lnr Grande
word received here.
Kmpliiyi'B of the iuHtt'rii Ore-
i;on l.iidit A: I'uwcr- comimny In
Gmllikv arc Jiusy ttikinK HP-
clnl bilfflitw roijFsis. Jumi8 ltro
kiiw, ?hjff onclnt?c'i oT tliK'-'poni-inuiy,
nml rtwrnt of Hukcr, la in
K'K'ral churt;e of the claswrB unci
to iimke their home. They ure at
the lindiH Court npurtnientn. Mr.
Htearna wurkg at the Uiputchcr
office in thin city, lloth Mr. untl
Ml-H.-Stearns are widely known lit
Ii Grande.
street. The little boy wclffhctl -8lic.
und u uartcr pounds. -. t.
Mrs. Hunter In 1'ortlnnd '
Mrs. A. Jt. Huuteh of La U'ruitde,
In In I'ortlund vlullliid her mother, train
Itallroad .Man It re
, Juek McLjiiiKhlin. of Portland, Is
a visitor in Im Qrando toiluy. Uo
is a repieHentatlvOvOf tho Illinois
Central railroad. . . '
Hem From Hot ljike
Voru Kuller and Mi-X Arthur
Kivncli. of Hut 1-uko. were visitors
In Iji Qrundu on Uuslness yester
day.; '
Hero Vram Wsllowu
Mm H. K. Oroen, of Wullown.
arrived In Iji Grande yesterday for
a short visit. She U at tho l'"oh y
hotel.-
In the w.onien'a. quarter would be '
muVo seiioiut. tlian tho recent dis
aster at the Monmouth . normal
school, Henry WT Meyers, superin
tendent of the prison, told the. ways
and means committee Wednesday i
nlKht. 1 .
This was corroborated by Ropre. J
sentutlve A. 6. UushllRht of Port ;
land, chulrniUnvqf .th9 housti wing
of the committee, who, wHth Sen-(
ator Staples, chairman of. the sen.
ate committee, and Governor rat-1
tiirson recently Inspected tho prl-1
son. i. ; , I
To UiM-oiiiiiK-iiil M.0UO '
The1 Usliot was that hev eouv. ,
mlltee. voted to rveominend liniiio
dlutely an Appropriation of ri.t,ui'U i
to meqt tho eniorgency, . uovernor
Pattei'son urued action forthwith,
MUM EN.IU (IlUt II IUIIUII "J " .
iulttce; wore fnvorable the state I
board 'of control would Thursday!
Instruct Superintendent Meyers to
uckiii llie uiiirur.'iiiuiiin.
Tho prison will us rf5,(lliil : to
turn tho old statu trAiulns school
near Turner Into u iiUernuMilury
iiiHtltullon for younir' pilsbneiu,
first offenders and . wiimii,r; and
1S.0IKI will bo used to coniplete a
prlstui Raratre which will have u
second story with sleepliiK accom
modations for lu trusties.
ARCADE
4 DA YD
STARTING
SUNDAY
IT 2k x i
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" " " II I II 1 1 I II IsssMtsssssWsssstsssMMsssasilsl
1mv Iji (.minks
Itrlvnillxr Ibiviitnit nml All lilt. .nt Mr. Gonkll VUltl
Kbnrhurt, of I'orlland. Knlvutlon i I' Gordon, of Huntington, Is a
Army officials, have been In Lit I visitor In this v'ty today. Ho Is at
Oramle for tho lust two duya and tllo Kolcy hotel.
this mornlnK left on tlm eastboiind
wlio Is III. Mrs.- Hunter went to
I'ortlund Monday.
.to continue their visits to
Vills Sleter
Mr. und Ml-s. ' I,,'- 1.'. Stltes, of
HuntiiiRlon, retprni'd to, thcln Iioiiib
today after vlsltin In this city
Vfth Mrs. Stltes' sister, Mrs. llob
bens. . . w . , '.' .', -
various towns In the state. Mr.
Kberhurt formerly lived In. 'lu
Grundr. , . f . ...
Ill lit HoilV " j-;.
.Miss Mary C'uln who has been
lit nt the home of hnr iiarenta. Mr.
will be asslstM by local men con-i and Mrs. 1,. 8. Oulp ut 1008 Third
neclcd with (lie company. Koiir of street, since early In December is
the local employes are working on reported to bo Iiuprovlnfr. Miss
ciiri esiiondenci courses: Clarence Culp is a tncinber of the Kalnbow
Itosewnl). ItaNinond. Gray, Irniu. girls and a student ut l.a Grundo
Tlllesell und Bert I.entz.
IlliKjr Fortlliltlit .. , .
'('he. last . two -weeks havo been
full of work for K. Itussell Kcott,
Knstorn"Oreffon execuilvo, Duriiiff
that tlpie lie visited every town li
the Kastern Orejron council exceiH
Kelliliis to IIoiih , I Huntlnmon ana Hullwiiy anu lie
Mrs. J. 11. Smith, of llaker. ivho ' I'lans lo visit them in a few nays.
has been vlsitins her daughter,. Mrs. Mi'. Scott's activities have Included
V: Y. Kelson fii tills clly. .went to; a Variety ot things not the least
Pine frcek on tho train this morn-I of which was a day s eumping trip
Ing. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are speniK. t Wallowa- lake when tho ther-
Itellll'll to I.IkIii IIoiihv
JVlrsj Hichurd Jones and. daugh
ter, Helen, and son, William, re
turned to .their lioiini at rygln toiluy..-
They have been visiting at
Wliuifleld, lOre., with. Mrs. Kauff
liliin. . t , i . i ' i',-:i - '
COItM'OH Kl DUOS
WASHINGTON. Jllll. 17 (Al't -Tho
diNith Tuesday at Oakland,
t'al., of Anton A. Klbbe. 7", mark
ed the -jiusslng of tho reputed
fiiunder of tho corncob pipe In
dUHtiy In Missouri, '
llok.lt Plan Social : ' " '
Phuis were uiude for u soclul
to, he, held . I'Vb. Sil by tho lokle
'lodge, of lm Grande. Thti. event
wus .discussed at a nioetlng of tlio
order last night. ., ,
Ing the winter on their ranch there. !
J High school.
ItelliiliH to Wcbsor ' - v 1
Leon Hill, of Welser, Ida., re
turned to his home todtiy to sturt
work, Mr. Kill hns been vlsltlnij In
l a Grande with Ills follier-ln-ln,'
llem-y Hughes. , .Mra. lllll ts.'Still
here and : expects , to return.; to
Welser by the end of the woeM.';
On onmUllwv . v .
Miss Kttit Hello .Kitchen, of Im
mometer. - registered below snro. urunue. was appoinieu u nieiuuer
I I, trl una nm.ln will, n iri-nnn Of Of tllC Cntertnlllllient Ullll IIIUS1C
Joseph boy . scouts who accom- i enmmlttee for u Women's League
panted' Mr, Scott to the lake resort tea given today at the University of
to take some trucking and cooking ! Oregon. Miss Kitchen Is the daugh.
tests. In Baker the scout leaders ! ter of Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Kitchen,
have begun their training school ' of I.O Grande.
and- for the first lesson severul
nights ago .17 men were In attend
ance, Sir.' Scott fcports. ,
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Values! Siing
Are the Thoughts Uppermost in the Minds of
. Men and Women When Buying
TO THOSE WHO HAVE COME
td-Thom-WhoAreVolnWff'To
f
Clinfs Clothiery's
GREAT
BARGAINS
.:. $1.83
$1.18
$5.77'
$2.27
iiie i4'atli-"
$14.29
bhle lAlllll-'
$11.63
n
iu-g. $a.r outing
lajmiuiH imw
I teg. $1.7.1 OulltiK
(owns now
Ueg.- 8.45 lcndlc-
tou HIiiwch now
IU k. $9.45 Wool
l'lnuiiel ShlriN now
TO!?nt.l3 llwieliliie
L-r foats
' mm' ...
lleg. 917.43 HorHchhle I xnl ti
er Coats .
i how
Quit Business
WW surely be well repaid with values and savings extraordinary
&vings that may never be offered again. Words cannot describe
to vou the immense "BARGAINS" that arc here, and we invite you
11 to come before it's too late and take advantage 01 tne ureal sav
ings before they are all snapped up.
MEN! Just Think What Savings
The Famous Kuppenheimer, Michaels-Stern Fine
Suits arid Overcoats
)Sfow Going at "A n Unequalled Reduction Now
Sale
SHOES!
Going at Cost,
Less Than Cost,
HALF PRICE
AND LESS
(He-Half Pride
Maile Possible nlv liecausc "CLINT THE CLOTHIER" is Retiring.
Time is short so don't delay Come the Greatest Savings of a
k life time arc here---Read. .V ,
HATS
Now Reduced
One lot
MEN'S DRESS
TROUSERS
Now Going at
HALE PRICE.
SUITS
lieu. $:ll.H." Knits
Ili-B. "
Tuiio. mm
lti". .K5 l)res
rlll How '
Itca. ;t7.4.- suits
now !-...:-
Itctc. fltlt.H.I SliltM
now
Hi-S. 12.43 Suits
lUie. $l.5 Suits
!!. ST.K. llrew
I'unt lliM' ..
llvx. SK.4S llrcrt
limits mm'
lteg. S'J.K.-. t)nr
lnnti. now"
ll-K. f 1)1.4.1 lln
Pants now r.
$2.93
$3.43
$3,931,
$4.23
$4.93
$5.23
1T. Ii Suits
now -
lies. KiO.lin Suits
nmv m -
Itec. S.VI.K.-, Suits
$17.43
$18.73
$19.93
$21.23
$22.48
$23.73
$25.00
$27.43
IMV
OVERCOATS
$8.93
$11.73
$13.75
$16.23
$17.43
$19.93
$21.23
$25.00
Kts. $I7.H5 DvcrtiialK
now ,.w.,...,....
Itar. Si:t.l"V UrerefiutM
Itirx. 9H'.TM veoU
wnv ..I ...J
Itei. ai.l.S OvwaC
SULK.-. Overciwl.t
IUt. S:tll.8- OveniMtts
imiw ."."V..,:.,.
SAO.on OvrntHilH
IMan "Mimiwo Unll - m
At a meelfnff of the Mouse 1 oil no
In Itl hunt night plans wero matlu
for the annual . Mooae ball to bo
irlven TiieHuny, Jan. 22 nt Zuber
hall. Tho public In Invited to at
tend. . Music will bo furnlHhed by
Klelcher's orcheHtra from Pendle
ton. It- was announced. . ..
.Hnko Ichh Ten-CVnl liars
The day of the ten cent candy
bur la about extinct, saya J. I Mur
phy, of Snii Vranciseo, repreaentn
live.of. a'candy company, who la a,
vlHltor In l.a arando. Mr. Murphy
Hays the ten cent bars contain inoro
candy than tho nverairei person
wnnta .4o eat nt one time. Mr.
Murnhy itf'oh bin flrnt tour of the
' nprtii)yrHtMinrt! he expreBHos hlHiHe.lf
aH enamoured or it. i no peopin
of j. the northvveHt nro more ploaH
tint and friondly than tho rallT
ornlanH," he siiys. Tho people and
the scenery, both Heein more natur
al, In' thiH section to him. ' HiiKlneHH
men In the" Northwest, however,
aV as much "on their toes," aa are
the California butdnc&a men, he
- jiL tCotninii; ' 1 . J
EfNi .AVI I FRIDAY
Effl . J If mil II j ' SATURDAY
T Ac;oM ,rom """"f "u''":. I1 ;. fSSM-wmi-compson am
: .lAMAHV , , , ll; J Y') ' -11-
i-l.KAitAXC'i: SAl.iot IfZ-rl LOKETTA. YOUWU -H
lleiivy Nnvy 'hup nulton r) -y -ww tu..i.Ti .. . .1..11
Hhnknr RwciiterH. . . J ' 1 ' ("fX, ' '1 Jfl Wlf.' "lnc llirouiftt MW
'J.0 ' W f '"5l ' "' "V1'" Mlt TUO HU.
Sluell 30 to 4(1. r ' , V. .1 Jj lllmil'll III 1 III! I'l 1' mil"'
'I lir'E BUY YOR T ' ESS I ' " ,.' : T-i" 7 " . '',''
IVY E SELL FOR Jj ESS I . IMV"V , r
Alsobmedy- ALLEY" j
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SELL FOR JU ESS
Women's
And Misses
, New
Spring Dresses
Flat and . Canton
, Crepes,,, Georgettes
::,;iind Pdnted'Silks".'
' Sizes 16 to 41
$G.95 - ?7.95
' A Last Showing TODAY
' "Docks of New York"
', ' , : Comedy & Fables. ; , v'.?''
Itrir. M.4.1
Men's ft-lii.
mm'. mlr
nml $H.5 lUillroiiil
Dili Slim.. (fj gg
:'; $2.97
One li reic. tM Mnl'x Whrk
SlllH-H. HUH, NMl'lfll,
lulr
tillli hil rcic. .-l5 Jll'll'n H-lni ll.
tup licnvjr nll-liwllwr fiJC 9
Wdrfc Shorn, nun, illr f"V.w
One M to $9. IS JlenV SliH-t
nml OxfurtN. nun.
cxtru Mi"litl, pull-
$4.68
15 Work
Hff-M, flQ 07
imiw, etrn mh'IiiI. r. pt I
Ottn lol Men' n-. $11.15 Work
22 Vvr Cent Knit
Twenly-two , pir cent of" the
Great Hnlt hike In I'tah Is milt, says
K. II. Ileaeh, rfprewntatlvo of a
salt rompany. Mr. Meneh Is a vis
itor In l,a O ni ii (I ii this week. Kult
l.itko City firms manufacture an
uverago of lfiO.OUO tons a year, he
miyn. The proceHs used is based -on
evaporation. Water from the
lake is pumped into a settlinp basin .
in April whf-ro it stays until Oct
ober. lty th.it time the sun hns
evaporated all the water leaving
the Halt. The salt from the lake Is
fl! per cent pure, ho says. The
vogue for Iodized salt has come In
durlntf.the last four or fivo yearri.
Mr.' Itf-ach says, and now much of
the table salt whlchh sold In cans,
has iodine In It. Tho states of Ore
KOii nnd Idaho fir thif biir(!t,Jtcoflt
hmiihtm of .tho. iodiuul salt, ho de-elaii-s.
REORANjON,,,
IN ioJeRNMENt''
.'-CpFVTj JRGEij
(Continued from PftK 1) '
Oestroyerg of Hfeh Price. I Maliy bargains Listed
One lot Mi-iiN n-x. .'i.lr tufnnN
new M)l; lilni'k
mill inn, nun hhtIiiI
$3.97
Our lot .Mi'ii' OiftinlH. black
ami Inn: reir. ..! nml .7.45
nil new styles ihmv
lo tf, afr
$4.88
Men- res. 7.f5 lilsh irrnde -fnnU.
hljifL nml Imiuti, mil -d
4j-le, lo -lfM out,
lnlr
ronnranlzullon or not.
Marl'hersou favored the second
course. ,
ASK ft.YMHH) IHUt VY.S
KAl.KM, Ore.. Jan. 17 (AC)
IT a fire were to break out In the
Oregon penitentiary the holocaust
3
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$5.37
The fniiHMJ 4. 1. SmltliV
fimli for mem ww. - wantift
ilr, blHfk ami broun: fi-ie.
t.H5, rlo-duic out
al, wir .
$6.88
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