La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 20, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, JTTLY 20. 1919. THE SUNDAY MORNltfO OBSERVER TRUJLE o O O 1 MAP LOCAL Mrs. Blackliawk u VUltor Tl-kl-le KiQriua, known as "Mrs Blackhawk," is on one of her reg ular visits to Grande Rondo froiu bar hoiOi at Thorn ilOIlow, on the. Umatilla river. Mrs. UlackhawB has '"" mi-so jmgnniage3 trom alniosl urue immorial partkolarly during the camLs and deor hldo sorson This aged Iadi.m woman was a yean- ah a iha :... ... .... .. o r, fc.iuu ui n-o unman mas-sae.-e and her experiences practlc ally cover ti e period since the com ..I" ot Uie white man. When a young gin sue rode rwtth hot Oribe ovei tJfiinde Rondo and i:i later years ban beieo traveling with a team and hak rfhd sometimes on the steam can inis last trip, however, has been made under Bevere difficulties. Lost winter the' roof of Mrs. Blackhawk'u home caught tire and while she wan attempting to extinguish the bla she fell ,to the' around sustaining ffactu'res of the-arm in three places and the dislocation of a rib or two. While still considerably bandaged up she Is again able to visit the old "Mine," Grande iRonde, which af fords her unusual pleasure. Mrs. Blackh-iwk's son, Gilbert Min'.horn, was for yearB at the head of the In dian police on the Umatilla reserva tion, and many of her grandchild ren have been through courses ot dbmestlc science and in other -ways have assimilated 'the ways and cus toms of the Whites. Her huBband was a chief In the tribal times anil died many years ago. .Ball Game News The local diamond will be the Beene of a lively game this after noon "when the speedy Ad Club ball team meets the Not th Powder aggrl gatlon. North Powdor will be right on the hob with a strengthened tear and fired with the defeat ot last Sunday administered iby the L Grande team on their own, diamond, a)-e coming determined to even things up. A large number of fans -will accompany 'the, team. The local team la In the pink of condition and are piepared for a ronl struggle. Roy Keen, the heavy hitting pitcher will be on the mound while Wui. Work er will officiate at the receiving end of the "overseas" battery for La Grar.de. "Tools" Oarity Is giving Ills brother "Bud" a tight race and both are putting out a good grade 'of ball. Fnank G- ifppen is playing ft speedy game at 3rd. Among the old reliables that will be soen a-rn Miles Johns, Price, Clark. Childur:i nnd Hickey. Pidcock and McGinnln will also be right on the job, in case of an emergency. Mr from the canel near the entrancn to the park. The waste material from 'the excavation is being used t.P: level up0the roadway nd groundn of the corner of the, jurk which J.-i useu tar uie lourrst camping This weelOa sign board was placed at this point directing tlPe .tourist to the fact that "wood, water, stovet and lights aro staUed to the camp era free by the city and the Union County Ad Clob.ff " e . a a KrncA Velirs at t'amp Men it t o Word h;ft been R-colvtd that Sei gaant Ernest E. Vehrs has arrived from France and U at Camp Merrltt, awn ill il g orders to return to Camp Lewis, Wjhere he will receive his dls- cnarge). sgt. Vents served for sev ral months as Chif Phanirlacist In Base Hospital No. 204 near Winches ter, England. Ho was then trims ferred to France, where tor the past six months he has served with base hospital 100, at Savenay. His'niany friends will be ipleased to hear of his Bafe arrival overseas. day by Deputy U. S. Marshal Pace on the charge of viufutiotio gf the Manu whitco.-nsftver act. Mi-lntoHh ris acied of having transported a girl taAberdeen. W., for lnnuor- ul purposes Tt) difc$daut was bound ovti to the federal grand jiry with ball fixed at llOOiii City I'annot Kurls.li Purs- Some have the mistaken Idea that the city commission will furnish cars to all 'who wish to inspoct tho intake, at Beaver creek today. Such is im possible, although the commission ere would like to do such a thing if it wore In their power. Thoy do In sist that everyone go who can and go with the Intention of giving the water situation earnest and deep study. Received Carload of Premiers R. D. Bade announces the reccip' yesterday of the first load of Prem iers to reach La G) ande. Although several deliveries ot those cars have been made to local people this is tho first carlot shipment. Mr. Undo an nounces that car load shipments of Premiers will now be received right along to fill the demand for these high class machines. Made Long Tiiii Bird Lewis, a retired commercial yrinteir of La Grande, is a Portland visitor today. Mr. Lewis has devoted much of his time the past few years to engnieering an automobile over ' the country and says th-at life on ihe load is the only life for him. Last year, acconupanled by Mrs Lewis, he d' ove to NfW York nnd return. Thii season he covered many of the north western states and is now contem plating a trip into Mexico. He is not very complimentary regarding tho road through the Blue mountain? and the Eastern Oregon wheat belt but says he was able to make the trip In 21 hours running time,. He sayi that the trip over the Columbia high way is sufficient compensation for the, hardships, encountered on the rest of the trip. Oregon Journal. Invested In Iclnho - Albert J. Felk and family made n business trip to Nanipa, Idaho, -this week to investigate a new home at that place. Mr. Poten- Hezwicl:, of Mount Glcji, also made a trip to Nampa and purchased a home. The visitors are -well pleased with th" Idaho town. Ueatli of roster .MrKeimon Word is received in 1-a G'rande of the death of Foster McKennnn at his home in Gulls ie, Oklahoma. The deceased was for a number of years a resident of Ija. Gframle during tho principal part of wirich time he was engaged in the grocery business. Ho was a brother of J. D. and L. L McKennon, of La Grande. OX Mann Act gluuge-B J Dr. Oirl Dtmcy Ude ll. H.o.Oilntosh was brought b5r Dr. Curl Doney, president of Wll foig U. S. CouvOlBBloneP E. W-Alaiuotle University, will speak at 11 Commissioner E. V?. Eastman ye-ja. m. at the Moihodlst church. No one cull afford to miss hearing Dr. Douey, as he cMnos here well roe oiineuded. There o willBb Regular siyviees at the usual hour. Sunday schott at 10 a. in. Kpwo th league at 7p. in. Proachrng at 8Qp. iff. Everybody is especially Invitod. N. SHERMAN HAWK, Pastor. B Ad (i"ll.uijclin Tut'Mlay - President Coolldso has called a meetUig of the Ad Club wltich Is MnrtlR Kfcuc (iocs to Sohller Senator 'Martin King, mayor nnd police J'utfe0 of Jvaniela, ws In tlio 711 . ' 0 Floor Lamps it city last evV'iK on his way to Sot I in the nature of the, Tuesday luiich-i1 dT, Idaho, wher he has some eon at the Fuicy kute. At that iycet- jiifniugr Interests which are said to be looking .very bright and ''may cause, the Senator to'ewell up one ot these days and refuse to atsoclnte with Jim Co: belt and Joe Engan of tills city, (iono or l-'IshlMC Trl Mr. and Mis. J. J. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Harlan, Mr. and Mrs Weagle, Stella Bloch nnd Andrew Mulhollnnd left last night for Lostine and Wallowa county points for a short fishing trip. They motored over and cJanect to vetu n Sunday evening. Ilitilroad Trail ie is Heavy According -to O.W. officials in La Grandet railroad traffic Is now very heavy, and as yet no crops have be gun to move. If the piosont rato ot traffic keeps up when the crops move all motive power will be taxed to the limit. (one to Huntington Oscar Johnson left this morning for Huntington, to look after husl- nriis. there. Mr. Johnson is Division al Chairman ot tho Protective Coni mltee of Cleirks, has gone to attend a meeting connected will! his oTfico. It. Liiduig Found (iiulty The cajie of the State of Oregon against R. Ludwig was decided and R. Ludwig found giulty. Ho was fined 140 and costs. He has filed notice of appeal to the circuit court nnic from Portland Miss Marjorie O'Brien amived in the city Friday evening from Port land, viiei:e she has been for the past month visiting with relatives. Marjorie, is the da-iightcr of Mr. and Mrs. Howard O'Dilen of this city. Ing the water question will be tUs-1, cussed and if It Is possible to offer any suggestions tht will ho of Wn etit to the city commission it wljl bo dont. Mtv'MiaavUk. Kir Viiitiac Fricwls Herbert Michelbto.ik of MrMlnii- vllle, who spent, sortie lime with a medical corps in France, is In Lu Guande visiting Ills old friend, J. 11. Pearn and family. Mt. Miehelbr lok is on his return from YellowBtono nark whoie spent a month aftev be ing dlBchairged. L'ive just nwivotl a sliiiiidicnt of bfiiutidiU'loop humat. TIit'sflawii)ar tli)-ti)-thi? liikiuto for style .and. quality, uiub inn- inti-f.nvu uii'tu are nnt. . The uluiiis'are fiuislild in silk, iiui variety of exquisite colors uul ilmigim VjiU the stflnfl are models f grace and beauty. The ' oiuv tliiit will jfiM suir yoifa- fancy is here. (Viuiv ill aiic liwiV rheii ovrr and make your selection before i lie one you wanton llcol Conley Has New Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Borl Conley aro bo- ing congratulated "'is week upon the arrival of a new daughter born last Thursday. Both aro doing nicely. Sam I'nce IHikiiiK After (HUIuhn Sam Pace, of the Uultud States marshal's officer is hero from I'ori- land looking after somo of the ot- fendorB of the law. Ho does not say he Is after bootlegge s, but he picks tlioui up occasionally. Hero from Holso H. G. Baker arrived In the city a few dnys ogo f' om llolso to visit with his -brother, S. K. Baker of this city. Buys New (Inr Wm. Dooblns of Union, purchas ed from thu Union Motor company of this city, ft new Liboi ly Speed ster. It was delivered yestutuay. Mototcd Home Fiwn lUikei- B. C. Hamilton loft Friday inorn nc for Baker where he was mot by I Mrs. Hamilton, who has just been to Boise, Idaho and together muto-tcd homo In a new Cadillac car. (iocs on Fishing; Trii T. W. King and Clifford Weavci loft yesterday moaning on the branch line for Minam to spend a few uays fishing. Warren Wright Is Home Warru, Bon of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wright, has returned from neakly two years ovevseas. He was with the first contingent of soldiers en tei-ing the Borvlce and was finally assigned to the fourth division which is composed of regulars and has since the armistice beeji sta tioned with the army of occupation near Cohlen?. He was with the front lanks J om early last July until thn end in November and was a partici pant in many of the heavy engage ments which finally put a crimp in the legions of the kaiser. He was one of the four brothers of the, family In the set vice, one of whom, Estel. w.as with -the troop train that passed through for Camp Lewis this week and is expected to arrive home to day. Gone to Union Mr. and M:s. E. Foster terday morning for Union with friends and relatives week e,ud. left yes to visit for thp Gone to Portland John Stoddard left Friday for Portland for a few days. nigh' Visiting In Portland Richard Rettlg and Miss Irenf' Rettig accompanied by Miss Iaiiru. Talhott are spending the weekend ir Portland. Itnymond McKennon Happy Congratulations are finding tliel' way to Mr. and, Mrs. Raymond Mc Kennon, upon the arrival of an elghl pound son. born at the Grande Ronde lirjspttal Saturday morning. Cooked Food Sail! There will he a cooked food sale beginning at 10 o'clock Saturday morning July 26 at Pnodgtass' gro cery, under the auspices of the ladie of tho Catholic -church. 'iiivluiMvi New Car Kd. Wolfe of Union, bought from tho Union Motor Company a- ModeJ !H) Overland cur. It was delivered yesto:day. (Joes to Portland Mrs. Fred B. Currey Satur day night on No. 21 Tor Portland to spend the ramalnder of the suinmur with Fred B. Currey. V Carr Furniture Co. COMPLETE I10ME FU1.N1SUEUS. USE YOUliClt EDIT AT OAliU'S "USE YOUR CUED1T AT CATJR'S win Dai Gone to Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nof and Miss lliizel Baker left yesterday morning for Portland to spend a week or leu days visiting friends and leilatlvos. lining on Fishing Trip Adolph Seigi 1st. Hill Teinplelon and Andmer Playlo left last night for Vay's runch on a short fishing trip. They will return Sunday night. Tioop Train Hi in Two hundred and inventy-flvu cas uals passed through thu city this morning from New fork to Cnmp Lewis fi1 dlsehargiv Tliey weis? taken cure of by the ladies of the canteen. Mrs. Lane Home Mrs. Lano arrived homo yesterday morning P. om points south ,aftei having been there for. the past nine mouths visiting with relatives and friends. Visiting l-'l-om Portland -Mrs. C. Waldorf arrived in the city F-iiday from Portland with friends and .mlalives. (iocs to The Haiti's Jorry Forey left last to visit, The Dalles ufter vlsitlug i tlves here. nlKht with I llnve the label, which stands for fair working conditions, put on your jab printing. The Observer is ono of the two shops in town observing union principles. Phone Main Jt7. OUR SHOWING OF CAKES . Includes layer, jelly, pain, fruit 'nd fancy cakes of all kinds. And each sort Is a perfect example of THE ART OF BAKING. The only way to know how (rood these cakes are is to try them', i Do bo today and see how foolish you would be to do your own baking during the summer any-,' way , . . DUTLI S BAKERY Union Druggist Hore-:- h. A. Wright, who for 20 yowi's has conducted a drug store at Union and as a side line has looked after Repub lican politics in his vfctnlty. Is reg istered at the IrMperlal. Mr. Wright Is also Hal active supporter of the Un ion S.tock Show. Mr. Wright, teporta that there are irumors in tne sir oi the immediate rfonstuctlon of the rartroad up Catherine creek. This proposed road has been .under con sideration for years and will. hen ' completed, tapa rich timing belt and mineral section as well as open up r considerable are of "agricultural land. Oregon Journal. Hero from Montana Kenneth Carpy arrived In Ow elty yesterday morning on No. IT from Lewistown. Montana, where h" bas been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George, Carpy. He will be hero for some time. Farmers and Merchants ATTENTION FOR SALEr--Cash or Terms 3 ton ncj hand Packard truck cain drive, equipp ed withlojump body and hoist. Just the thing for hauling wood' wheit, potatoes etc. W. G. PATTERSON M?i??, I Ilk. Illilg. Get The Habit .'-si 1 J of saving and thrift; increase your working (apital. We offer you the benefitj ofj our largo banking facilities anu loug cxiJcrieuce. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK v - -. Capital and Surplus, $245,000.00 A1EMBEU FEDEltAL RESERVE SYSTEM. Sound, Reliable and Progressive. WANTED RAGS 3c PER LB. OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results. IWt for Portlnnd Mrs. Anna PolaCk left last night on No. 17 for Portland, to visit with friends and relatives for a few d;:ys Homo from Joseph Lanier 1'oarsnn -t- rived home a few days ago from a two weeks vis it In Joseph. Work at Ihe Park several teams ouad crap" r" encaged in scooping out an r-ilficlalj lake which is to heuiplien wmi RCross Drag Store' FILMS BEFOfid 'SPA k Brownie Cameras $2.3 to $5.75 !Prem6 "Cameras' $7.00 to ri5 .roWuig Pocket iodaka,, $8.00 to $68 PRINTS OUT AT . 1 0k o ARCADE -TODAY Alice Brady -ini The World to Live In'! . . o Q Can a "jirl Jikc cvvryfliin wol lilo ilivJ ill ajnl give n srctui'ii rt'itlic answer in thi o aide iiliot'biliV.'9 f ,t e if s C3 Al.si. if - P 3 '(ding in II' I jf'iii'ark- il 1 Pi' ' i! l Hi In liHl M :!' I! AT CLINT'S Fall Showing of Men's Hats $m.t - j 11 A1 Js 01,1 8 Kltx 1 V ' ml - V ' SELECT ONI New Line Men's Neckwe ilATS OKSTYLlv IN M. KI lililS A K Iv INLAN 11 1 Hi; .MAKK- . 25c to $2.45.. & VdifSavc lictausi; (feSt-li For Cash j 0 Clint' sdothiery . a .(.ITVAX.J.'LKUT,',-,,!,. Phon$Red41 1108 Adnsvenfie' at)L' J'oitlaij I'liin:, M Just Arrived i K: HAROLD LL05TD COMED?. The Prescript 8 tor 0 o e o 0 o G3 art SOAK'S o mi;,! Qi ..o