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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1919)
viNi6T. AUflrsT si.in'ifl. X it ti ' S u a D A T m u H N I N G GBSjsKv'aS ' O i ' o 1 ARCADE- TODAY ONLY ALICE BRADY -IN "Marie, Ltd" If a girl's father and .mother separate, with wluuii rdxuild the daii"hter live? HAROLD LLOYD Coined '. CunrO.-a 1 (;mik Strong ( The Labor Council Queen contest is Koinn strnncr nnil tho various liomi lues n0 worliinRPinrd for the rizcl that will lie distributed next .ijr day, September li, when the pin'tit w ill close at 1(1:00 p. m. The (ueen candidates are all ffskeil T o -v Si., lietujiim I'roin K11 r o i Waali,i,dii,n, D. urrlv.-.P mm n- j o r'. Kiniililwr, of tl)c Ori-Kon 1 11 k from HaWt to vijft .S tiro J. U, jOrueury Co. P,.tirnn:l recently from Hinltlt liolg" o o .-in cxtciniiO tour of the oi'Kt and initdillo west. Mr. Kinnl.fner was cull- I'.inilly ln0eel of Kill lI cunt nn accoui. of tiro illness of Cap'., l'urdyif Hih Halvatlon Army liU mother who lenidN; In Coluinrs, I has fmi,-l a family In ! n'thcrn rhio. I'lion his arr ival ho was plena- j pirt of the cityavlio are deserving o - . 1 inn inn iiKiim i. if u ii 1 1 1 uii nn iki u nci' , wrrrim lid H-t.'rs BNTM win, . . Kreatly li...-!. After spi-mliuK "I,., f.riheonrlirK as aoo as the cir-i be re" 10 '," th. Lab.01 hiimic limn In Coliirlnrs, .Mr. Kn.alils- cinitaaces urt known. Tho family i t retiiiiied,Wiiplrv; i Chleauo ami linn been on a hoinetmd the past lienvir en route. While in Chli-aan jtnro yrrs, but, on account of the he waii'fc.uati d lo a 4eaon of int'-nso jilroiitli, have been compelled to alian hoat. such hb can hu hint only in don ilielr home. Tho husband Imiiie ihat city. jdiately focnred. eiuplnvmnt at lire Air. KinahlFer reports business con- jrnlnier mill and Is abfe fo supply illtioin,. ns apt roiicbint! a level never i the. usual hoiii;ehod needs hut they invilred heforo, allhoni;h tiio hieh nro destitute on cothlni; and beddiiiK. cost of living Is more noticeable Ihore To adil to their temporary' dixtrcH. Mian in west. Ileal iwtulii is chaiiK-;nn infant babe of four days and its lirl! hrrr.dn rapidly and that section mother need looklne after. Capt confronted by the same conditions I'urdy will receive Bii'-h contribution:! Day parade, nnd be on hand jit tlm startniK point at least hlf an houi befoie the start. provided for them, and t(!eir ents arc anxiously awuilinir tha op portunity to do them honor. vising terday with friends iathe el I y. Mr. Mi(V:!"l opened0 tliO o . , on Fourth and tho T'eiiSr car vni r Haiti: ' . . " .."CI . Koine soutn9,ifc rourtn, wnen mt. - .,r-nn oool litfi In . Peebler turned east on Wushirf ton, 'fA 0y several years OS" Ad has jiimminir ito the ?iiot car. Aftei jm rny friends hero. Lutity they hav-j the accident, Mr. Peebler clnftned the Ik en resldlftt at CoosOiny, but tho l -hi. ,.r ii,a nio.r ,r er not on. ih 1illli of Ki'slern On soa beckoned r. . . . . r. i ....i-:-.- I Omu flnl.lllffl ine reeii'r car nail income curiums , on at the time of the accident. Th I two cars came together With such a crtish, and although np one as hurt, U' I. ..,.. J Auiomobiles will bo " """i " ",ul ur iUlht'I- , ..... 4.u :..u tl iia itt'U HJHfiiitT b'K111 "c LCL Iit car had the liliWS fenders nnd bumper badly bnlkcn, while the 'Jal bot"cr hud a bent fen!t?r. Visiting DairuhUT Mrs. Carl Kaither from Portlnnfl, arrived on this moninK'tt train to visit hot (lauhtr, Mia. Al. Culn. i'.H jMcvuil liVro -natiudy, tho ax-arcity of giiltiibln hcjiiHt'ri. .Mr. KjiialilKF-r Ikik Itcon aw;iy fioin his di;k a little over threo woekH. r i LOCAL Tt IliKlk" Hebiyed County School 8iip riiitendeiit Mrs A. 10. Ivaiilion r.-iroived yesterday inornlnK n nollllcatlon from J. K. dill & Co. of Portland, '.lint nn account of tho strikes nnd labor Hllunljon In Die enst tho following tut books will be somewhat delayed; linker iud Thorndlko Kvery Day Heailers, nth, 7th and 8th: (lordy's Amnrlenn Po BliinliiKS in Miiropo; (iordy's Storlns of AniurJcnn History: Iiutthes' Civ ica; Davis' i'roductlvo IarminK: Mnco School History of the United States; New Word Speller. Nos. 1. 2 and 3. There will rh'.o bo a dolny The Dalles this inornlnK on No. I1 In tlm hluh school books, ClipplnB- after spcnilliiK n few days in ln. city ers KiiH'llsh, Spoken nnd Written; I Mr. and Mrs. Cnmp linvo purchase') I'avno's Iilternrv llnnrllnes. Ailvlren properly In l.a Oriiiido and wlil vo the teachers before tholr arrival. CIlorilM .1ieetiiir PoNlpoued fin account of Labor Day the Community Chorus will not havi practice tomortow evening Imt will Postpono the luoctliiK until Septem ber K. 'lsitors from Joseph .Mr. and Mrs. (ieno Ilransnn ar rived on No. G this mornini; and niv I ho ('iK-Ms of Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Lilly while in the city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dranson arn on their way homo from Portland and coast resorts enroiitj lo Joseph where they mako their homo. Itclllrns to The Dalles Mrs. Chan. K. f Sump returned te wore received that these honks would be shipped about AiiKiiSt 110. In Ilio meantime, Mrs. Ivauhoo snyn, the schools will hnvo lo try nnd pet nlonn wllh the bonks they hnve uiitl' the regular text books arrive. I'rlKlitens Away MkIiI Prowler Frank Crlppen, nephew of V. ' W. Parsons, 1GU2 First St., friclitenud away n prowler from tho Parson rosldonce Thursday ovinlnK. Comln;.' homo in a frlend'i( car, .Mr. Cri'Ppen liad sartcd into tho house when ho heard a mllnlit ruslliiiK In thu shrub bery near the house. As tho car rrom which ho had ftllKhlcd was tiinihin around Ilia nuto liKlils fell on the sido of the house nnd showed a man Btandlni? In thu shrubbery near the bouso. Iloforo either tho driver of Die euro r Mr. Crlpnen hn dtime to not, the prowler had darted between Mr. Crippen and I ho house and to tho buck wliero ho mado itnnd his escape, nlthouRh tho nelchbors hindii an itmucdiato search. turn shorlly lo mako this tlielr home I). O. K. K. Plan Trek Tho D. O. K. K. uro mnkiiiK nr rannemenls for n three day trek which will take plnee about tho mid dle of September. Their illnorary Includes Ilunllnnton, Welser and Ilolsn. Portland .MIulMler lo lecture lien1 Hev. Dr. Van Waters of Portland, will lecture on the psychology of re ligion at tho St. Peter's Kplscopal Church, Tuesday ovenliiK, Sopleml:ir 2, at 8 p. m. On September :!. Ills- hoi aPddoi'k will hold service and administer tho rile of confirmation. otel Siun Painter In li (Srainb- (.'harh'H ltuiiyan, well known siKn painter lias done some of the highest class of work throughout Nevada, Utah .mil Idaho, arrived in I. a Crauilo today nnd is so impressed witli the city Dial he will probably locate here. Mr. Hunyan Is a special ist in colors for his color Work is recognized among tl:i artlsls of the country ns nmoiiK the Very bestIUs siKii wrilliiK, wrh-n done in different colors becomes a work of art and no lack of harmony Jars the nerves. as may bo made of clothlnt: and bed ding. The captain's phone number If Main 707. AiKunient Muds ill Police Court John West and John L. Stewart, both colored and employees of the O.-W. became embroiled in nn arcii inciit on tho depot grounds this moriiiiiK which terminated at th police court. Tho outcome of the af fair Is thr.t tho city Is richer to the cxlont of $10 nnd that West is poorer to a similar degree .Mr. West bears the distinction of being the first colored man to ride in Chief Christ lannsen's Individual patrol car. l,olge to IteMime Work lted Cross Lodge- No. 27, K". of P. will resume regular work commenc ing a week from next Monday, after their summer Vecess. Former 4.n tiraade People Here Mr. and Mrs. Clint McCormick them and they decided to lake a tin back over old grinds Olid sha' hi nils with friends. P . . e ...,!!:,- iljmil PleOir Arrangements are being made for a Knna.v-Oklahoma' nlc to e a! iittho cii,y park on September - Modol 75 (3tlani1 comilftt!. .ovs orhauled a good buy at 5T5. Ujilon Motor Co. R-al-lt ( oinmllnily Clmru" Siierlal Concert The Community Chorus will give a special concert preceedlng tho reg ular services at the park this even- Xew l-'oresl l-'lre Xcllr ICltflu A tn.ur fnl'K.I ririt u-nu runiirlml from Kluhi this mominir. Th..'flra 1k!"K. a fittiim Hos to tho union h'MiiinK on tho Kovcnitiu'iit roervo ni'ar thu he:ul of Claik'K rrefk. A eall was n nl to Mr. L. II. Huasoll HHkiiiK Tor Torly innn this innrnliiR nnd about that minihnr wont out this morning to roinltat tho flames. Tho ot h'T flip.- In tho. ronny nro nil un der cuitiol 'ii this time. iiiootltiE3 that have boon conducted tho past ft-w weeks. The funrtntt.- of tho Community Chorus will n.KO ictiiler some Hperlal nnnbnra. Will iMlve Car Homr ltrt Hamilton loft lust nlht for Portland and will dilvo hack In nn atitoinoliie. Tho froiht trains run too slow for Ili-rt ao ho poos aftor the ears and rldos tlum up. Hrlum from liKerprlNO Civil Krifcineer H. H. Noal roturn pd hist ninht from KntcnprlHe where ho linn flnlHhiMl iiiHtallliiK a newer contract nnd iiIho tho reinstalalion of the elty'n water HyHtem. ijiwn Kuial W'vtt Al'cmlcd Tho lawn aorial Kiven on the Oi andy lawn IhhI oven in f? by the nuMiibei-H of tho Christ inn church wan wo. I nttonui'd and a pieaKani nvenhiK wns spent by all. On Vacation at Seaside llobert Kmrhlsor in Hpendinj; his vncatlou In Portland nnd nearby sea rexorts. I,t. HurdliiK VMtor .Here Lloutonnnt Alford HardlnK Knnw: riimlly lorale Here J. O. Owens nnd fotnily of I-t City, Kansas, .ires visitors nt tho M Wllleock home. Mrs. Owens Is a sister of Mrs. Willcock. Tho Kansas people nro well satisfied with l-a C ramie nnd have decided to make I Ms their future home. To Teneli In Tel or a set Miss Zoe Golden, who was pmd uatcd from O. A. C. In 1918 haw ac cepted tho position ns principal of tho Teloenset Hlnh Scho'd. Miss Golden left Friday eveninp for Tolo canet to bein her work for the com ing year. Itclnins l-o inKlln Minn Ktlitd Wright returned last eveninrc from KIkIu where sho has been thf; punt of Ir nnd Mrs. Georpo V'chrs of thur; city. Vlyltlnt; Parents Mi Kva liuhy, who has been training at St. Vincent's Hospital at Portland, Is up visiting her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ruby of th:, city. Visiting Mr. A. T. Hill j Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Triee nnd ri:itightfM M:'.ry Hazel nnd Hetty, X Pnatland, are visIliiiK at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hill. Auto Trip to Spokane Mr. and Mis. Eugono Bonham, of Perry, leave this morning by auto for Sp.ikane where they will visit relatives tho ensuing two week?. Two Cars Collide ! Two cars, driven by Dick Peebler : nnd W. H. Talbot, jammed together with ft loud crash last evening nl nbout ):'M) at the intersection of: Fourth and Washington streets. Mr. Talbot was driving straight north i Freewater and Milton Peaches and Other FRUIT Prompt Service Reasonable Prices 403 North Fir Opposite Harris Grocery Will 'iimn On Meuilnw llrnok. A camping party including Unv. Smith anil family, Mr., and Mrs. Oscar ronrrh anil family nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Wright nail family lo:ive tonlght Tor a few ilnys outing on Meadow Ilrook. Tastes Tlii-ougli t'lty ' Mrs. It. 1). Carbine, of Kansas City, passed through tho cily last Evening nn hnr way homo after visit ing in I'oriland and vleinty. Mr. Caiblno is nn aunt of Mrs. Judge of Kowles. 'onillierclnl Kecretnriofl lo Meet Tho Oregon Ann. of Coiiimercliil Recrnlnrica which waa organized In Tho Dnlkm some time hko nre inakln;; clahoralo preparations fur their fall cnnvtMUlon which la tr, ho held at Knlem during the State l'air. Ar rnngeiuenta nru being mado to havo Roino of the moHt prominent pniple of tho nollnwnt Interested In adver tising, publicity nnd tourlnst travel ns npcakcrit nt this time. They are coming They will soon be here TenlrhcM Need Home for Winter According to Superinli ndenl Hani ptoiii the situation confronting the teachers for tills year Is more or less Beiliius. Ho iifIi" that all who hnve rooms to rent In plear.o call him so thnt nrrniigeiiients may bo made foi Red Cross Drug Store Th PrsorliUo Btor. 'I'lio ClIKVK'Ol.K'r 'AK, wliich li: Iwooiuo ioi.u1;it in Unimi nnd AV;il- lowa ciiiint it's, will lit' Ihmv'i m niiinl'i is al m nit t li litlli of Si'iitt'iiilicr. Fai fury' jiniiliicl ion lias Vict'ii st iiiiiilalcil aiul I h c supply lias liccn ctiiisidcralily inri'i.'a-;-cil, so lliat in tin1 future we hope in lie alile to liavc these ears roaily for (lie lnanv luiyers wlni npprei-iale their -x-1-1 lt-iil (pialilies anil tlurahle eoiisli' e-tion. The New Arrival Some' exquisite Suits for Ladies of Suits that pleases the liniment the are ainonn' our new arrivals. -the individual kind eve eatches them You will he delighted with the Serges, Tricotines and Silvertones; also the new Dresses in Serges and Silks. Those late model Coats and the new Georgette Blouse? hre jilst the. kind that the well dressed woman observes. The Jersey and Taffeta Petticoats are creations to be admired bv everv lad v. " : Our Stillinery sbipments have bet;un to arrive and each day the new and exclusive styles will be displayed to the ladies of La ( Jrandeand Union Count v. CAMPBELL SISTERS . - . i. . .,' 4 iSucwssors t't- .' h . E. E. KIRTLEY. Faithful as the water to the mill it fiiaiii'i 1 1 FILMS iFHINIS . IN OUT nn Preserve " . krpJ ; I w Yo.ur w . o 1 1 .Is tbe'reliable, t rust worlhy, ,-lassy ISTryKMAKKK ear-the ear that hav (Mused all hiuli class inanul'act urers to wonder how tjje Studebaker could In produced with refinements of tint, 1 iu' Jii'icud e.i's and yet sell at a'nieiliuni jirice. I'.verv Studebaker c.".r ftwiiev ill the two cotmties is uiontoliia'i pleaie?) w ith this year's nijieli'ue, and the li d o lyirebascrs for new eai-s is i;riii:v tlaily. If you have hesitated a t to wl Piecar you sljnild pnrebas?', let, us cin vinceyou ff the Sturleliaker qualifies Jf l' re you t ontraet (r ,iy oilier ma- O 15 N ill Union Motor Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON TRUCKS - AUTOS - TRACTORS AUTO TIRES OF THE FOLLOWING WELL known makes: michelin, goodrich, .fed eral and fisk. hav0ljne, m0n0.gram and veed0l oils "in light, medium, heavy "and tractok parts-a.nd Accessories." repair work guarantied. 0 o e O o 4d N "ftlVH U A XRJAL. i. sWjallowa Milling;& Grain Co. mmmm 7 ME e o o o o o i n ii i mi Oil e s 8 0 . m 9 9 ' . iwi .. e e s : . . - o o t 0 i
