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THE SUNDAY MORNING OBSPYBB.
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PERY
PERRY, March31. -(leclalk
ib Alta Elliot, who formerly livid
m Perry, has be'tfi visiting wltii
3nda here for the p:et weelfl re-
ned to .Portland .Saturday night
4Te she Is now making her bonie
ill', and Mrs. V. V. 0gnnor were
La Grande last Wednesday even;
' where they attended a surprise
thcU'ty party on E lnard Boyles.
a. numbar of articles were col
,ed end sent to Life Grande last
ek by Mrs. Bert Coakwell who U
t local Red Cross president.
Jra. Roher haa shipped net
'niture and one'to Wallowa ' to
n her husband who 'receptly ac
ted'a position in the mill at tha'
.CO.
Miss Bessie Stoddard of lla Grandi
; s in Perry Saturday night meet.
: her former pupils and patrons.
.36 Stoddard was a teacher in the
al school for a couple of yeaVs.
Misses Edna Mason and Christine'
leberger came uo from La Grande
:urday evening to attend the fare
II social plven in honor of Mr
1 Mrs.Archle Kelly.
The school children are.helping to
lect information from our
'ned -soldiers in order that tho
tte Council of Defense may make
complete record cf the part ou'
egon boys played in the World
ir and ask that the soldiers and
lors who receive the blanks will
i thorn out end return them to the
tool .from t here they wilt be sent
ito be Included ia the state rec
Is. State Superintendent Church
has asked the aid of all schools lit
state In collecting the data foi
i history.
Mr. Donavnn, one of Perry's taxi
n, has sold' his car and retired
. in tlte taxi business.
Victor Holmes and Misses Nellie
ohnes and Alta Elliot were tlui
(ests of honor at a social given by
i young people last Thursday even
I-
Logs are arriving at the dam and
1 maiu drivo has started down the
sr. m
Mrs. Hanson, who has been visit
for the past wetk with her son,
. rry Hanson, returned to hor home
in the valley. Sunday.
Jeorgo Perry Is .driving a new
brd and Harry Hanson has -a new
'evrolet.
.Mrs. Rosle Wolnioi of La Grande
here visiting for a few weeks wit
j daughter, Mrs. Ole Mathson.
tlr. and Mrs. Archie Kelly were
dered a farewell social last Sat-
jay evening by a host of their
tods and neighbors After a short
eption at their heme the host
less and guests repaired to the
ice hall and spent the remainder
(he evening in dancing. Music for
t occasion was furnished by the
ines orchestra. Coffee and sand
wiches were served. A number 0
L&'Grande Tisrgia were present.
9 County Judge Py has a crew us
Id the ecranej, on the roacj between1
Perryaud La Grande nd it is beln
graded up and put l.nod order, es-
ipeclally the stretch mr Claude
Brafltin's vklcb. cfciwt so much grief
to autoisU during tW 1tj spring. '
. Louii Tartans atat Mtupfay alt
Sunday wita fritnas hi X Great..
Mas. W. T. Connor vnt te La
Grande Tuomlaf ta ilteaa t lim-
al of Hn.'GrtTti.
Khta,rsl 'has' bagan -am tk fare
comedy, '".X Poor Btarrltd Hu,"
which wijl ha staged ant tan
tweatieth'of the mouth by local tal
ent.
Archie Kelly has begun his work
miming the repair shop , In thu
Bohnenkamp building. . The family
will move to La Grande in couple
of -weeks.
PetO'Hogenson has been down at
Palmer Junction fu: several daya
scaling logs.
A' meeting wis hold last Tuesday
evening by tlte members of the Tony
school board and W. V. Connor was
re-elected as principal of the school
for the next year. Miss Florence
Kimniel was also re-elected -Us prl
mary teacher. During the summer
vacation both school buildings are
to be remodeled and playground ap
paratus will be installed.
Miss Jessie was hostess Monday
evening to about 40 self-invited
guests, when her schoolmates arrived
as a surprise on the young lady. A
very pleasant evening was enjoyed
by nil who were present.
famous corps at Mare Inland. W
Kenney Intends,, spying tor several
days aa 8-irk Phy'c guests. , I
Tig following lO-f taken from try)
register at the Sanatorium for tho
past four .oiiiys: Mrs. Ella BOyd.
Mrs. Kebbert, Mr, and Mrs. H. M
Pudum, ofTlaliey, Idaho: J. W
Busto. Metaltne F&IU. Was-i W. 1
Kyurua-. Noathport, Wash.; Mrs. B
E. Floyd, Mrs. J P. Baker and sons",
Gladys Floyd and W. E. Ca'uftibell o
Catarprlse: 7. T. Maupin, J, Brirsha,
Jaaies Johns end Mis. Sarah Hanev.
of Peaalotaa: V. B. Pew, O. N.
Arulorsoa, X. D. Baitlnger, Mrs-. J..
Dale, Mrs. B Colllnt. F A, Henry.
John Hejizel, S. T. Kooney, Mrs. J
Syrfionds and sons of Portlan'd; Mrs
L. I.. LandlB, Mr. and Mrs. J. P
Jenkins; Mrs. W. H. Ellis, - Rev. J.
H. Maloney.-J. Rohner, H. M. Ryder
of Baker: W. Mamlng, Ontario; B
C. . Phipps, Emily McGiven, Elic
Marler, and E. A. Sound of Portland:
P. Joy Kbdskla, Idt-ho; C. L. Wis-
comb, Salt Lake City: P. S. Hawk-
Ins. W. B. Hawkins of , Dayton
Wash.; Ira M. Broderson and Pearl
Brodorsori of Weser, Idaho; Chris
McCarty, Echo; J. B. Kay Spokane;
H. W. Lcavitt, Clem Pearson, and
Con Hanson of Boise; C. KlUian,
Hermlston; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Vall-
mer, Waltsburg, Wash.; Jno. L.
Campion, Dayton, Wash.; S. H. Web,
Astoria; D. E. Hughos, Prairie City
HOT LAKE
JOSEPH
In conjunction Willi plans for fu
ture work in beautifying the grounds
ol the Hot Lake sanatorium,- Dr.
ehy, owner and director of the in
stitution has a bunch of men work
ing on planting several hundred
Eiinuu ui-e un iu R ui. , ervlce. and was orronorouly
1110 lvo inaos. me vartuii.u puimii
has been seloctod as tho host or
many for its quirk growth and abil ity
to thriv.e in the foil most adja
cent to the mineral water laKes
where n proportion of tho chemical
properties In the vater naturally!
seeps through quite a distance In t!tc
lake surroundings.
Alongside tho iron hand railing
from tho depot to the main entrance
is being planted a stout quick grow
ing privet hedge, which when full
grown will act as a wind brake close
to tho cement footpath from the
depot.
Amongst tho arrivals during the
past four days Is a friend of Mr
Mark Phy's, in the uniform of thr
United States marines, Mr. B. T.
Kenney, of Portland, Oregon, who
was a bunkie rith Mark while the
latter was an enlisted man in thr
JOSEPH. pril 4. (Special)
Lee M. Bigg?, one of the several
Joseph soldier boys who were for
tunate enough to 'reach France, .ar
rived home Wednesday from Camp
Lewis where he received his dis
charge papers. As a member of the
2nd division. II!) Field Artillery,
Fee was In Franco 11 months, one
mouth of which he, was in tho front
lines, with the French 75's. Be
cause of some trouble with his leg.
he was rendered unfit for ' further
re
ported tto have been wounded. He
has been In tho servico cincc May
3, 1.917.
M..O. Beunett. division engineer
on the state highway commission,
from Pendleton, wis In the county
tho first of the week, looking over
LA GRANDE TIRE SHOP
E. R. PARKER, Proprietor
Tires and Tubes Vulcanized and Repaired. Second-Hand
Tires for Sale.
1406 Jeff erson Street ' La Grande, Oregon
tho road situation. Mr. Bennett
was accompanied by several other
gentleman who were also lutcrested
In roads.
Mrs. O.' E. Gardner of La Grande
arrived this week to viBlt friends in
Joseph.
S. A. Cotter and Mac Hoko of En
terprise have both purchased one of
.L-Nl Ut.l ... 1. 1n,n
1110 ueauiiiui jjauciB wmwi om
Cote has been making and which
have - been on exhibit at Collins-
worth's. Mr. Cote has been in this
kind of work for a number of years
and has become a pabt master in the
art. He will bo employed .to deco
rate the ornamental bridgo which S.
L. Biirnaugh is golni? to have built In
tho Enterprise city park.
Serglus Gaulke, who Is now in
the cattlo business with Millard Mc
Fetridge, took a bunch of cattle,
which have been wintering on the
j Jennings place to rpilng range this
week.
Because of recent trouble with the
Water system City Marshall Patten is
lowering the city water pipe line,
noar tho old dam. More -pressure
will be obtained In this way. Mr.
! ratten, Is bolng assisted in this
Iwork by Anah Jennings, Jnnies Win-
, Tlii'te two" TcTus!iTl:
l good shape and witli
rat-tiro nights tin first string
len should-he able to go to Biker
ad make a cleaning.
,It Is planned tint after, the La
rrande volley bailor make the pil
rimaire to linker that the Bakr
ins and players wii: mako them a
turn visit.
TT"lTr-"-'Tne ,.llt.es this year are to he a par:
few more, , .. ;,,!.;i,. ,.rlhr:ition planned
... n j
by Tacoma.
REAT FALLS IS
AFTER BIG FIGHT
COAST LEAGUE
NAMF.D
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.Tlv
selection-of a stuff "f umpli-.s for tty
101!) baseball senron was annou'it-ei!
Ihcie by Allan T. 1'aum, pic;;!''Tu of
.the Pacific "-.! t I!;' '-:'!! U-11RIW.
Th.-v are: Ma! W. F.n5..:i, f'lrp-i K
tNF.W YOP.K.-April .'.An offer of of the Xatloiml Kr-K-ie: !t. 'L. l-df-.l
Kr,0(K for the Willard-Hempsey j formerly of the Iriiernat'.-mi! lvalue,
iht Julv 4 ha lieen received here land the followina forracr IMc.ik- c!.-t
vm the'Oreat KaH:, Mont., AthU-.ictlfcague pi: W. J. (i-.t.v,.., 1-...
lib liv'lke Doiran, who is assintinu 1 Finney. W. .1. Phylo. Pea -I Case;... II
Rjckard in the promotion nfthOiR. Held and Ralph I- rary.
Bitch. 'The Great-Falls club offers to
fci-t Jiuililinir an arena v,-it.h a seat-
(r capacity of. 50.000 r.t once, and
ictes tfiat 'assurance hns been rc-l..,-f
there will lie no interfer-
. ... ...1. ,1.. u..u -iti oononents declare, as. to
'Promoter P.ickf.rcl, who is still m all pofuihiluy of pr.e f ,enti, . p
.1... hnt-o Tnpadnv. nrovides a -limit of ten rounds
B'e'n he will give the Great. Falls of-.large glove
PASSKS BOXING HII.T,.
LINCOLN. Ncli., 'April 4. The low
house of the legislature this oven
g passed a hoxintr hill so pmtnded
remove
rpr. H
t.h
for a limitel-num'ocr of
(r contidrration. .
fSPEgIALI3TS IN OXY-ACETYLENH
. WELDING AND CUTTING
' Exitl Storage Eattery Service.
New Eatteries Carried in Stock.
CTlinJers reored and pistons fit, a" kind?
- - li 9,
CI macniiiB. wwii. f.
S . 9 ,"f, ' p e lravtr.i'..!riif..r! U esi'-r;. 4.
g,.9 I 0 e B0 . !.V.l,.rk niinhly ra"---" ' s
1 e 0 0 e0 J m-rmin-ive Sunday I.n-!-.-il' '
(i'n
:nt;t uiu iiuei national un
CHAIEI.OTTK, N'. "C. A
Coomiis Phil lie's today were
jrainst the North Can-lina
rani. I.ylo Stringer is picl
te twirlinp. Dout; IJaird has
and is aMrt V' pUiy ngain, Ini
'"asay..u will lie out nf thr: j.?'1
v.TiHc with a strained shnul'
. PASAOTTNA, Tal., April
1 )io iMiibiliuus pit'-h( rs mm
with the Chirajro Cul-s pro!.
i;e peiit clsowhrre before tSie
'( .Tiie pea - on opens, Mai
(hull's eh iff prubiem i- to d
fiilch:!'. shall jrn. -Jim V
Cei-nre Tvler. left h imk-r.-,
antler, 'J('Uidas and Hendri
tain t be retained.
dailitful ttas are Carter,
AI'.li i'h'el Martin ar.iMlaih.
JAi'-KHOKVIU.K,. ria.,
Tommv Griffith, the new
fJroitJJyn'R out iel'L .secured
Heds in 'the trade for Jak
;.l".as been assitrned to thiti
tli?- batting order by Manajr
Rubin.tin. Griffith has be
the bail to all eonvr of t
will greatly 'StrenKthen the
pMver of the Uo'erj. The
of Uncle llolmy's squad wc:
:tps today for their gairt? 4
V niks. Eaeli tf.'im jcofetl a i
'he two (rabies played to' btj
NEW YORK MAY
SEE SUNDAY
,U IIANV, N.
IW'alk'T hill,, p
i . iui'il. und-'t-
jlhe f-n:.:e yeitrrd-
8-- en Uopil
i the lie.'"'
1 f-.r the
ied wi
V.. A in
yvi'i;ri f"l
local op-t..
I.y a -VI
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'ton, Doc Colo and Leo Palmateer.
Because of th xood condition of
the l.ids many Mrs Mhich haveeQi
in si.ise this wlntor areagain "on
the road." ThClocal garagefl re
port that buslnesa is lltyly.
Mm Manrlofl Eben. who has been
visiting hjr old horn-) In Kansas Cor ri
awaiting the return of her usbwiiu
vo is la the U. S. army in France.
PIb. Mainlo Jeri-iu of Minneapolis
Is hero making a visit at the houm
of her Bister, Uri. itary, Swarts
wood.
Arthur Colllnswwth has sold the
fold Davis llc, weiit, of Joseph, to
Bert Brague. The ykace ciinsistB of
elavn acres of land ana several
tmildlags.
Dea Pollock, a nicnvcer of uotii-.
pany M, aad formerly of Joseph, has
returned from Ffarice and haa been
spending a week with his folks,' whi
live in Gooding, Idaho. He win
spend this suniinor as army new
clerk at Ft. Russell, Wyoming, and
will rorentor Willnmotta university
In he. fall. Dl'an la a cartoonist and
writer of some talent. It is reported
that Edvyin Payno, anotner josepn
boy, also a membor of Company M,
will bo employed in a similar line
of work.
A school election lias been called
for Anrll 19 to doc'.do about bond
ing tho district for money to elthor
hiiild x now school or repair th"
old one.
James Winston expects to leave In
a few days for I'orllund whore he
will soend a short time transacting
business and visiting friends.
E. M. Calvert, local station ageni,
accompanied by hta wife, visited
friends in I.a Grande last -week end.
Everett Miller, Jie only Wallowa
comity boy that was captured by
tho Germans In the World war, has
arrived safely from Europe, and Is
now at Camp Merrill, N. J., await
lug his discharge
Chas. Ue Forest, Portland Cream
ery ma u, was In Jor.eph this week
looking nrter his inte rests horo.
Ira li. Aldilch. superintendent or
the La Grande District or the Idaho
Conference of the M. 12. Church,
spoke Sunday morning at tho M. E.
Church. Mr. Aldru:h has been In
terested In Hr Scout work for some
years and ho Is considering a troop
for Joseph hoys.
n 15. Gorsllno thinned a enr of
caltle, hogs and sheep to romani?
last Salurduy. .
Tho danco wliirli v,-as held at
Roup's hall last Friday was attended
by a large crowd.
The roads In Joseph and vlcinit)
are reported to bo In good shape al
tho time of this writing.
Mrs. Gall Crow and baby returned
Sunday from a visit at Palmer, I'
where they have been for a short
tim.
C. L. ForheB from La Grande wns
a business visitor la town list week.
T. C. Shankland. Insurance ad
juster from Portland ws here lasj
week on business concerning the
Iobs on tho school building which was
burned.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Scrlber and daugh-
tor Ella wero in town last week from
La Grande. Mr. Scrlber has a ranch
on Marr Flat but lias been spending
tho winter with his family In La
Grande.
Mike Palmateer, who is working
on a furm near La Grande, came up
tho last of tho week to vigil frlonda
and relatives for a uhort time.
Mrs. J. It. Endlcott and little son
loft Sunday for Idnho, where they
will meet Mr. Endlcott nt Boise and
ho will return to Joseph with them
in about two weeks.
Gus Armstrong returned last week
from Fresno, California, whore ho
hns been for aomo time. He has re
turned to tho Henry Mitchell ranch
where he will resuniu his duties.
Messrs. E. P. and C. B. Castor,
who have been at Union for boiiio
time, have returned to Joseph and
will engago in fa.nrng the Custor
placo on Hurricane Creek. They
have a tractor which they will use
In this work.
reparations are now In progress
for the carnival which Section i of
thu Ladles' Aid will five on April 12.
Mra. P. F. Holir and little sou of
Wallowa and Mr. and Mrs. H. I). Mc
Iuuis and son and daughter of La
Giaiide spent Sunday at the J. -A..
Johnson home. Jimmie Johnson re
turned to La Grande with Mr. Mcln
n)s. W. II. Hobins of Palnuir, iduho, ar
rived Sunday to visit-for a short time
In this vicinity..
Mr. and Mrs. H. ltiessler, of La
Grande returned home Sunday af'-r
spending a week will- her iwjther,.
Airs. S.levea Uodue. - Mrs. Dressler's
sister, S.tella lludge, returned with'
them to virfit for a few days. . I
Chas. Hit-hard, one uf the Josvph
-soldier, boys who iuoi been in the
ser.vlco about' two yoars and who-liuii
seen active service ;isan ambulaurc
driver in France, arrived home Sat
urday, having been discharged froiui
the service. While driving an ambti- i
lance one night a tt-ln sp-tick hlni,
injuring him quite severely, lhcapac-i
Itutlng hlni tor soun time. HeNid;&
tliis ChaVlie has had souit; other ex
periecces .i'uu!ly interuniing. J
Harold Kinney Wt recently for 1
Oikdilr,--California, whom he will
ahMlst hife -fiitht-r on a ranch.. HaroH
operated s jitrt-y biu bt-fivro iit d1.- '
pafture.
j Ml.s ii'Vs'-y. a ti-Hini-d nui! from
Li frnde, arrived Puturdar, and l'
enj;ag'(l as a nut.-its for Mib. i.'bs
litia. . - i
Just arrived lpment Oof Bosch
magueies. Special Ford nggneos
Hamilton Garage corner Fir and Jef-
ftrson. o SVt-tl
OA.
MONK! TO4,OftN.
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0d Improved Aal propercy Id
uion county. "No, delays. Current
atea. La G-ranrta lnveatment - Co.
NOW IS THE TIME
to think about yoO car. The Stand
ard Auto Repair ahop, corner Aiflms
aui fir, ia doing ver . rfatisi actor
work. EI) CYH. 1 Jit 2-1-lm
; UNION
Yr. W. '-,. ae.l tfi tnt n
iwr.d tr-t rHrl -rnlilra
h.-lfnr. b'it:d r froui I'biv.iiix. Arlt.
Ur. KtTn .1 if tti tui-ra f t
4ih;irc areel
-'ra?'! i n
v- v-; - -.-.'- --;
Perfected Valve in-Head Motor.
Power Combined
With Low Cost
of Operation
Unusual power combined with low operating expenses was the
aim of Nash engineers when they designed and offered the public
the Nash Perfected Valve-in-Head Motor. Tho performance of
the Nash Six in the hands of owners has proved beyond question
that it does possess power to a marked degree and that it is eco
nomical, reliable and quiet.' ' . .
Five-Passenger Touring-Car ..' $1695.00
Four-Pass nger Kondstor .' ..$1695.00
Spven-Passenger Car $1860.00
Six-Passenger Sedan - $2485.00.
Four-Passenger Coupe ..J .'. '. $2485.00
'" :- prices F. 0. 15. La Griiiule. ' . - !
B. C. Hamilton's Garage
' The
Great New Chalmers
Is Now Sold By Us
Tt lias liceii.iiiiin.v ii (lay'siiii-e wt; have snt . beliiiul llie.wlieel Of a ear
' and' felt sft good as we have ill the great new Chalmers.
We have driven Chalmers of previous years, (and they were good
enough too) lint none ever equaled the current-Chalmers.-I'l
has a wnndcrl'iil eiigine tli.'it '" I loovcries'-' gas to the last drop,'
makes gas-work as gas has never worked heroic and yet spins out. .
.the mileage with a softness of a' ti'on in a way you'll never forget. '
'This engine has two remarkable improvements. t)ne is the'Iiot
" SiioC'dcvir-e that "cra.ks" iip anil heats the gasattei; ii leaves tlte
carhiire.ior. . This means the gits is put in just exactly the right
v.-onditiini for .wonderful results. '
. Tlie sei'ond -is tii "IJamV-lioi n" Miiiiifold- that, jkism's tiff gas
thus condit ioned 'for expTosion iittiVtl)u eoiitbitioii yliimlier by
means of clever, 'easy air lnmls." .
ias. as Von no doubt have observed, is hardly Tvliab it i'ihm; w;st
These two devices overcame to a jrrcat decree the gas situation.
Thus a low grade gas is made to deliver high power., ' ',' ' .
'Ilasod largely on this mgine, as Well as ofher uotablo nnprove-
Tiu.'iits too iiuiiicroiis ti ineiitioii h re, w( took ii th(r ,'halmers -;ar
Uv tlys territory. .
Tt is our sincere bepj-'f that .ymi ht wjJl feel as diftibout thrj . . '
pr'.'t IifW 'iia!ll!;J's' Hln i' yiU li:tt t seen it aiM (lfivi fi i. r , .
' Vf v. ill In; b!o to iltlivir this Viueii-riul far al'tir t.iioi-fiW. . '
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