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o o SIX o 'iifVi-iAr a la ( 'sT 17. IfilQ O. " -o- a:; I " Kyw'y.- ' .1 ' I Attention Elks ? All Elllire earnestly reUtlJ tgjnt ( lK Elks LufMing ot o'clock sharp rfii morning to (- tend life funeral hi Brotnnr W. L. Prf1lui,i. LOCAL . OPENINGS' Koail Wurk (Joliuc Mcdy A slrelcli of hard surface lu.aili t.ono feet lonir had 1miii iaid en tlm! J. land Clly 1 up until last nielli und cms are already listlna, out Urn new jiaveiucnt for the distance It has been laid. The ciew is not ;o.tiiit' dowTi tbo thousand r et n day which tiiey enpettcd to lay when the work was rommchecd, but food jirnKress In beluK Hindu. Two truck loads of the hot si 11 f nro k'ooiI for twenty-rhn foet of pavement, the riist Kolni! on the bed of crushed -lock as a hinder and the second on trip of that to form Hie hard surf-tce. A cout o' drcsalnK i theu applied nnd a 1 1 1 r -til spilnklinK of v.jry Hue Kiavo MlveH Hi.) rjnl..hluK touch. The crii-h-I'd rock has been laid on this road for a distance of ubiut six thnusant1 feet.i Horn I'Voiii l-ishlntf Tri Mr. and Mrs. Htiicklund and fam ily, Delbeit Fuller, Vera Fuller, Kd waid and Clark VltiKeruld, null Dave H'eVart, returned honui Hac toduy fiom a eiiuiplnK trip In Wal lowa eounty. They hud a fine time until onu or their hoises met wllh an arrldeiit and broke its neck, Which hurried the party tinmen little earlier I linn they had planned. liocnl Mini ItetiiroiMl HiiKKell Cahoon aiMved home yes terday ninrnlni! mi Nn. 17, from Nor fulk. Vn., where ho received Ills dbj charite after servlnK eleven inonlhs ovoiseaso, as a member uf llri :rd HiiKiido or Marines. DuiIiik his stay In France, he was stationed at Mont rrechleue .lie will remain In the city for about two weeks before noinB to ('poknno Hilnn, Mnirisoii imn lo llnlkiins ,. A bitter fripn Mis. F.inu Morrison of Ills city receivod .y her nitnhnr, Mrs. 1''. (1. Hchllke, this w0dt, states Hist she has been allaehed lo a commission ItoliiK to llmhurot and Hint she will be In F.urope yet for about throe mouths. To arrive in Hurnnrea.. s, , ... """" . ' parly musi iravei imihukii.hi'"-' land. Italy and Hie llalkan stato Mrs. Morrison has been servlni! as a menoKinphcr Willi tbo Hod Cross In France. lteturim From Portland Hoscon Nenl, city rnninoor, rclurn ed this iiKirnlitK 'mm a brier bind uess visit In I'oitland. Mr. Neul will ml urn to F.nl.Tprlso to upend a few days wlnilliiK up affairs in roniie.. timi wllil Hie contllict he handled for Ihe Insinuation of sowers In that city and will then rcln In l.a Grande. Two Flie l'p the Grande Itonde Two forest fires have been re ported ns butnlim in Hie mnunintu above lllkaid tne -s In Dark t'au yon. In lower Slaikey, and Is beluit clucked by Ihe fire rinhlois. The oth er fire broke out on Whiskey cieek last Thuisday. Red Cross Drug Store .1V''J ' I-M.W 0 "ll lllilIHl l vlM fILMS . PHlNlh f III ' Xffl IN OUT I m, BEfORE VrH.RP-t, AT.. L J G 0 o 1 I Bpatigil: 0 o 0 o oAa Nolan-Skiff,, . e.. ! 'Ach'iiir Kxalln Knlcl'.o A? B. CHERRY, Secretary II. A.M . Sllldilil Is Moimi Karl ll.-ynobls, vl.o has Iipi'ii 1 pi'lirtini: par: ,,r tlie riimin.-r at II ?ii- vcr. ( (ilorado, ban rctiinwd und I. vtHilmK i t the home or his lalbi-r, Del. Iteyiiolds, until time to n'tuwi in lib studies ;il tlm O. A. C. CH.V WaliT ;ood .Now Dr. Itay l.orun. at tbo re'iuesl o' Hie uiiiroaii compnny. Kent a sampli of the city water for exauilntlon and received a repori frniu the Hiale lloaid of II1.11I1I1, to Hie i-rfi"" that the wal:T is flee from 'fonlauiiiiatlun and sate for domes! Ic uses. Are in linker Today l-.'d Audersoil and Harold Christ Inn sen are unions Hie I. a danders -who fire allendlUK Hie atltomohllo 'ace at Maker today. .Mr. Anderson has u couple of cam entered. To Me Slalloneil nl VJurc Islauil M s. A. K. Ivanb'ie h;u Just re ceived lb t:ood news from her Son, I'ore.it, that be Is to be stationed at Mare Island. For the past year, For est, mho Is an enslitii In the navy, has hec'l in Hnluoa. Home From Kishlnu Trti Jess Andrews and I'anl Mnsscn ar rived home a couple of days uiro fMim Wullown iounty, whein they have beon nJoyliiK a bit! flshini! trip They uid Kood lucic and brnuKhl. home a eoodly niimb.'ir of fish. Here I'roni Wllluinette l'nlverllv l'rof. rnd Mrs. Floiieti Von F.srh en, professor of chemlstiy of tbu W'illiioi'.lle llnlversily. left thin morn in K ror ChlciRo nnd nailnts -eieit. at lei ..peiidim; Hie day y. storday with Mr. and Mrs. J. 1,. Cramer el Hi In city. Ileto l-'rom Cuhlwell Mr. nnd Mrs. J, 10 Whitby nrilved In the rlty Friday ninrnlni; fiom Caldwell, Idaho, to cprnd 11 lew days wllh Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Whllby of this city. Mi. Whitby Is 11 former l.u Hrande man ircenHy employed In tin ill Ut business In lila'10. Iteluius Horn Hervlce in I'lauce Harry Turner returned this illum ine after about a year's sei vir.i over sense. While in rnuc witu lite .n.si .:,:lncers. llarrv waslali mos of the time at Knlot. llefoie hla en listment, he was 11 brakeuiau with tbo O -W. .i,i Ileie l-'rool Piutlmiil John '. (i'linlner. n former fl.r Graude lisldent has been ill the el'y lo Hie past week, . looking oven hi" iuleri'sts bei.' and vllllllR Willi obi friends nloiiK the side. John I VuHley at Home County TreiiHiire. John I'lawley. who h:i been at the ho'ipiWll evllll weekn rollowliiK anipulallon of a Int. linn bi'eii aid-- lo ret u: it lo his home. He Is reported to he rlowly linprov ii'K. Klein People Visitors In Town I. nl r llln.leian. n farnje of the I'li-in .iisiiiet. eiih his wlfo and babyitha city i,iu fiiil...i fn-iiiH l:i i Iv known n" "i'nele I'Vidav. Hilly, were viHois i" lon Mr. Oard'oier PuiTbliM-s Home I H A HaiiMiiler' hs lieeolue the pur. 'baser of the ltob-rt Newllll re: l iliuiee prope:tv ell III.' I'ouier i-f ' Main jivemie and Se.-md slree.-i Miss Hilda Anthony arrived bome few ilas nro from t'hle:li:o. III., ARCADE TODAY ONLY Glara Kimball Young , , und Ifcr Own Company, j in - "Tie Beft.Wife? O ou O p o r o o o i.,y ,6 n,rilU.-frl t.,iu.: iiarota ioyn w ueiov ij.rU;u't" o o f A IM :i. l(irit.A.tt,'....,..i. " ' o u .O o oo ... ... . iiiiituI iif Knrl I'noVr June Tl fi. rnlf thtolute KurUI'orti t,nen wgn hilil Thungluy uflen.n from &e funiily bne in Unit, lie was u boy of je'imil iualiti', um- iIU- urn! w1l limn p every iesie.". Pile wH?ii yearn of aKe, a Kiuduutc of tl tftun hich nclldol and Inter a n ". . .. ,t . ,. . i Ulur U,W, IW wan !. " , ... -'r.i; i. .. satood. cin-hlei The nervice ei conducted by IU-v.UI, s jji,,v.,IIH 0 M trktl .0r. "WuHcr, inmtur of the Wethadmt U'urnm I (nf j. K. l'ai r. ' .hurch'nf Union. The body wan - ,Mr Kalcoin:i in also president o' ccru-il to the uiavc 1j about 4(1 nu-iri-tlic Kiilero: t,e Siaio hank, or wliirii lcr of the Hospital Unit, where it Mr I'arier 13 canlilor.. Mr. Pimki'-r wim interred in ttle family plot in the liMiieny wan caaliien of thi l'ir.i:. Union iouetery. National of Jimepli, but came to lin . He is Kurvived by a mother, futliar, li!-j)r.ia last trimer wlien Mr. ruliron ut:ler and I limther, all living in Union. I urnhiil MViiii-Mly Xiulil A 1 11 1 . 11. (I illL' lllllK in eI'(:t.l ,)y ttJ ,)t.,n ,,( ll.e I'l-l'sbyterloll v . K (' K and lblr fi ImiiIh Wi.'d ......lav . n.v tmld the flaboi . ,.:lVll . vil 1 ,,y have b.1.11 arrans ' ,,. ,!, , h,p past couple of wm-ka .rh(. (.,irMlva wm J(. Try up-to-date. v.jlh ,h;. j.,,,.Bt anu ,,,, ,, jfiil m."bods or mitor.'alnlnl! tli.i pill. und K,VI1K ,h,.m ,hn ,imt ro: ! 1 -i ia , 1., in. ..root d on 'he church troui ds duimi! tin. next couple of days and the fin'H il.-lalls of tin show titlended to, s-i ai; to be ready for the openlhi; early Wodnisdiiy evenlnu. ATI uio Invli. ed lo pay tbo ribow -t visit and lake in Hie slKlits. J. C. (iu: dtier Sells Home F.liKilieer John Gardner, former member of Hie l.a Oranda City com-iii-hI.iii lint iiresently locaied a! I'oiil.ind, has sold his re.-ldence p o periy near ;he bih school lo Mr. lien Hier, a fanner of linker county. 1 jo,e.u wuere 1 ne sioi k was 1:11; Mr. (latdner came tip'iom Portland !''" rrom the bank vuults and haad II, ih week to attend to the details of ed over and .paid. for. The next day. Ihe transaction. lle.ti'l rot" I ex'.en - sh-o property inleresi ill l.a Grande Will Give First Dance The newly organized Musicians' Protective Association will Rive thol, tirst dance on the light of Thursday. AilKliat -1, at Hev Hall. (Ilia or tlm 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 leatuio of the affair will b" two orcnestras, one at .each end of Iho bull which will supply music for the dancers, continuously. where alio has been studying mu.ijc for Hie past year. H!ie will re-open her studio soon. I oriilei' Conipany l. Mali Here ft' ley Let finWoll. arrived ill the city l-'riday' i.iRht f:om his home iji S: l"iu, to visit f 1 lends. Dr. I'uderwiUHl ill Porlbiml . Dr. II. I.. Underwood left t'.ie fore part of the week ror Poitland, to transact business. He wa sacenmpan led by J. C. Mann, of Dallas. Texas, a micsl at the Unduiwood home, , ItotiiriUMt lo IN.rtlttml Dr. M. K. 1 1 it 1 1 and duimhlnr (ivyi'tidolyu vft lost nlglil for I heir hniiiii In I'ortjand in i ti is ( jty. afier n brief stay l!H"i nil Homo John l.ynoli loft Saturday mornlni: mi No. II for Ih liimi" In Wllrlilta, K;mi-;ih( i;ftor tsl''niling a fo.w dayi at tho J- I. I.ynrli home. Cove ViKilofs hi Ton n Otho Kokersloy and (ieorno C'lind wiok of Cove, -weio aumng I'rida.v'ti visitotH in l.a (Jrandcv Mrs. Wllliani Ash, nnd Mrs. I'M if'oolliliie siient a day In KlRln Will Mm Dan Soiilluers early this week Mrs. Pile P.lever. iu i'.oniianleil b MIhs (lertiude llelver and MIxh Kdlth Dliell, arrived lionin I'lidny inorn Iiik I'roni n trip to Seaside. Tiiey re pot I" a delightful lini"., . ' Miss erndalo Perl in : ai rU'ed ' In l'rldav irlc'ir from .iVndltt- inn. to !slt with ber sister M1.1. K It. Cuye of Ibis rlty . ;rnN l ire 'all llriU'l .A Fl'iiBH fire lit He! I'orner of See ond street nnd N culled the brigade out at noon yerlei day. A few luinule.i work Willi the cbetlllenl apparatus was sui'tii'ie. t to s.iueulcb the flam. The Observer fiimihe and prlnta 1 HifMrr WrnnneM I o o - V S O f) I 6 mCYK Co'i nowii.' O ltAti A '.Kll II a j Control of Die I'lrt NulloiialO.ank T J ok. nil wim boulu lujit week b; I- roil W. falconer ami Tiioiiduy " ""luWU.-ij., met cl I" - i".nnu w lUfflcoil. lanolin I IB i nlrliriiu l. a! V""' """'C'".'"" ilir oner, , opusai control or It .Sir. KiiIcoih.i' u..ocior in i:i) Htui'kKi'owi-ri nutiuu.ii nan 01 wal ua. ( jne directorate' or tlu First Nat lonal bunk or Jouuiih bulore the 11. "ml anse to 1.. huappr, 1.. i: L:'Vlne. J. 1'. Avwlll, c. L. Hans ""r" . Warnork. Ko the iv ! tlrinS directors and Jtoi khoiders on. lMi- Knapped, wbo form.irly was prea !''le,lt' Mr- Cavlness and Mr. Avcrlll 1 " 'oiiii.ti0 wilh bi sale of Imk '. bank stock. Mr. Cavlness also din noino in Joseph, no ,t.. ' r'""Ml 10 lut the slock go unless the house ulsa was takn. Mr. Falconer was trit of town when Iho bunk stock diaimed hands last week. There had been considerable negotiations hetween him and the ownois of the stock, and last Mon day nlKlit several of thelii drove t.i Knterprisa to make n proposlilon. They met Mr. l'arker, who was ram Mini with Mr. Falconer's plans and Ideas and he told them he was ready to deal at once. They II drove bad P'r - Falconer leceived a telecram in 1 1'orH.'nd ailvisinn blm that he had oouiil ine oanil. lie nurricn Home and completed Hie reorftaniation, which took final form at Tuesday's meeting. ; TK.AH KTKKHH COMI-: I'Olt TIIK torxn-i PK.VDLKTON, OH K., Ak. "Tho finest yoiiiiK wtcrs w I'havc ov er received" Ih t ho rharaftcrizali'ia of two onrlonils of young lonnhorii.s whlrli u:rivd In I Vii1 It-ton last vvt-uk from Texiig Ic In? ust-d In iho tijiitJi .innuhl Kouud-l'), Sr;it. 1 S 1 ll-HO The Htot'iH cost ihe u.-so iation $47o;i and nic now cttni piimcd for tli' fray In gr'n paitureH on lluttt: rreek, wost of licit-. They arc young, KtronK and full of a Hon nnd jus' lh right age for a stiff li-ght with Mm bullilori?rs. Huys l-'niil Farm. llorafjr Cook nf ItukHi, yontord.iy luroha.sod through tin tioo.' H. Cur- roy Heal Kta.to Agonoy- tho hiuhly I unproved tun acre fruit taint of Mrs' G. K. Courtney. Tluls tract contain a large uuidoi j, hungalow and Ilia tr y.' lire all Kern: neauty. Mr, Cook has alicady takon pusKL'ssion wnd oxihtIu 4o har est several car loadtt nf U pies. The ron :ddeiatiou was Jfiatni. tho highe-tt prloQ paid for sever il years fur thiv rnnn of p:-ope,ty, no high, Inwovor. v.hen the cinality of Hie land is con sidered Hn tho splendid improve i no ii ts. CAI IOU S M.K. rhevrolut, (completely overhauleil, l!H7 model, S-I.IO. Union M. tur t'oin- pnny. S-IT-It I Seek Wise Counsel. Consult with hlin' Hint Is w'is'o nod conselenlloiis, and seek to' he In structed hy a lieirel.' than tltyseil', i-aiti-er tllilll to follow Ihllie oivii lti volitions. Tbolnns a Kelniis. Altogct!,tr Too Ki.th H.ntc. 'Whal's your 'rlliUre npalnst .liide Wiiudiai?" "Too has;.', loo lin-t y. (lives 11 inal. i'.o tlilie to prepare his discs. Case of mine h..s lu i-u on the docket only ten years a::d lie - Insists on my (tola 10 trial." Aa-iiiphis Ap peal. . . w Just Arrived BY EXPRESS J. Capps & Son Fall Suits for Men and Young Men's All WoOl, in Waist Seams and Belted S33.C0, $3f 00, $37.50, $10.00, $13.50 New Sliljiltlint of M-jin Jin, I Hoys' Chi'iU'V NvfJ,tii. ll silk 1 85c and $1.00 In Silk uii.K'olton ..... ( 50c nd 65k liOU'VN nnd VtM..i;v J.'aji . Saiiipli's, for Mim'h itnd Yonnu' -McuN SniU. nunlc to oi'dcr, on display, prircs lowest . $22.25 to $57.S0 You &ive Bpciu.-,Wc SoU For fash ' -i " ClintV Clothiry o J.1"S A.nis AA cujic Q0 -J r O w , o - a n - v Do you know.wliv it 1 iHii-rniihs tnl;iv, ;iinl whv flj-ffm'' - 'm "fc1'.vf'-i.w':i;?!54 pntri . Hi the tli'iimiitl ! Tlit'i't' arc ,jns( two reasons First, Till' DOl'HLK UL'J'OXA. This jmtented rejiroiluciiiK tleviec is so i r ranged t li.it it will play any ami all records without taking off, or putting 'on, aiiv alti'ichnicnts or other devices. A simple turn of the liiuitl is all that is liecessarv when -h;uiiii tiic from one sly Je of record to another. Ne.-ond, 1he s.-ieiitifically ennstriK-t ed WOOD SOtTNDlXO-lIORX, which docs away with all Ihe nietallic harsh ness of reproduction and brings out the tones of tiie sinn'cr or iiistrumeiii, naturally, in all their purity and appealing qualities. No record-can lie luard at its best until played. on the Brunswick. Why nut call and let us demonstrate this wonderful machine? Wciiieiiihcr, yiiu do not need the spntcash to Ix'coine the possessor of a Bruns wick, fur we will gladly arrange with y on fur convenient teriiis of payment and you can be en joying the machine w hile paying for it. Vv K ALSO CWAiy A rTLL LINK OF VK'TOK RECORDS. Use iNEW TODAY!1 WANTKD-Cruslu-i ', lock idant. Six John Mars. f I.r do'ilai:. the ' 1 il., S -1 7 1'OU SALE A bamJ IK '"-Vl.:ndrd roof; alvo single'- ) lllack HU'J. V i'hone -1 T r r FOR SALE Two semi-modern h.ms es, five and nin.e roun-s; iirieei! rillit and terms l:Ue rcnl; also sev eral lots for someone that wants ti build, ltuy and nvuid a rent raise. . Inquire MIA K. Ad.'.ms. K-17-2t.p Observer adrortlBlng pays. WAXTLD Married man. lo establish Tea, Coffee and Grocery route in 1'nion county; opportunity to have a .business of your own without much investment; bond and reference re quired, l-'.sr particulars writ... Civiml Fnion Tea ('"., C. I). M.irii- !& I 1 l!f FURNITURE iiji so iiiiiny M'oiic lire inlying i;ul n i j'lio-tlu- i'ai tiiiy.fiiii litiwlicri' iit'iii' kcoji Di'tMlnctioii up to Your Credit At Carr's i son, M'!'.', Peitlainl Or. S-lC-'il-lt 1 v.'n:ti- I'hi.ne III: -I:iy wovli, irk 1 ' kind, l-'-l'-.l' WAXTKD l'ol Wiiidr Cirl, l:i, .'II. I'llOM. wants to care Iliack laSl. S-lG-:!t.p , ,.-,, SA, ,.:,v. 1 1I1LT 'lit. h. :u!er; with Phone' I'arm-e'-I7-Ct,p r.iiuler altailni: I CIS 1SX. l'() TUAIK OK SALE--T, lots in (rood lo.-alion: will tia.le fu cur or sell on food terms, (nil VV. C. ("o-rnlis, l:llfi Adani.i Aye. S-ltt-:!t,p I'OIl SAI.K Two i-aneiy birds, both simrers, inio Adams avenue, or plume Illack T;r, ('. H-lil-lt.n ! REMBE Monday Night, August 18 ARCADE THEATRE The Fred Siegel Stock Co. ASKtrllOSE WHO SAW TIIE SHOW LAST WEEX COMEDY A RIOT 'B)?for,ff . . ..o . 35j - - - " n f'OUND Split bnniboo pole newly shellaced; new line, leader and automatic reel; found at camp near . laisline. Owner mty feebver .by provlnr; property nnd Paying for ad. Apply II. W. Swart, La Grande, 8-17 tf. FOIl SAI.K At a bnrpain price of ?2""..Ufl, a I91S, elcchic equip ped !la: ley-Davidson niiotorcycle in first class condition. Terms given to r'spnnsihk" parties. Inquire at Club Pool Hall. 8-17-2f. FOR SALE OR TRADE Studebaker four, will trade for smaller car. Chan. Denny, Obsoiver office. 8-12-tf. FOR SALE OU TRADE Oakland six. Will trade for Foid or email er car. -Call Hlaek ?272. 8-l-2t4 MER! Presents "Nothing But The Truth" IN 3 ACTS OF FUN Reserved Seat? o On Sale -2- Belter Get Your Seats,jg-ly. 0 -Oo -- 'AAno c " 00 tic OQ 6:3 1 o o f 0 3 e o