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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1921)
80 ............ iB i iiipi RBinr o SATURDAY, APRIL 23. 1921 O grand!? evening PAGE THREE '.o I I a t i i I he MR. FARMER o o o Don't worry about your help. Callback 801. .We will seeffre your help at? Reasonable Fees Tqy yowng Cor.- Jefferson and Demit Illone Black 801. Fill Your Lamp Sockets Today With Edison Mazda Lamps Let the II. & S. ELECTRIC Co. do it H. & S. Electric Company Wiring,. Repairing. Appli ances, Supplies and service 105 DEPOT STREET Phone Red 3931. L. O a . .9.. 1- Docal ISlews In.firie ...A... Here fig Visit Iowa, ivcre incoming passengers cS the Wednesday evengig t Aiit, lor a visit with relatives. will return hero tomorrow evening forester, left for Baker last nlf.ht irs.amcs Hayes uij qi, of W:il-aml expects to be here Tuesday even- jtooalteud a meeting of the KiOor nier, wnen a meeting ol inrmcrs wuiitvunij are be-oi ihuuh, uao'v. nore aiineuiuK a umuuus ""-t f ? 1 FOR PROTECTION ANN I'Alj a Mrs. Patfiso 111 Mrs. Herbert Puttison Is cofiiioe) to her home with an atfack of pleur isy. Her many friends hope for. u speedy recovery. , lriesthood Meeting . The regular monthlv mcoiing of theL. . S. Priesthood will be held at the Taberflaclo tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock. ;i! : Farmers to Hold Sleeting E. A. Ludwick, state organizer for the Oregon Grain Growers' associa tion, arrived here last evening and this morning left for Enterprise, lie be bld at the Blue Mountain Grange hali'W 7:30. . 0 Aftar the Ads- A.A..,Kerc. of I.a Grande, was Joseph Sunday and Monday Soliciting ads from the Joseph business men for the new directory of the HoiSe .Inde pendent Telephone compnny.--Joseph Herald. ' ' ' ' Visiting in Joseph Mrs. E. V. Houston, and four chil-. dren, of La Grande, are at the home of her ncice, Mrs. 11. Z. Downing, on Prifirie creek,, and getting ac mminted with the new -baby in the Downing household.-Josopn rteraiu. Union county aagciatic-u yostordoy. tVlia)lisn Day 'ftie superintendent of Jho hi. filal, J. C. Traynor, has announced :hat lh local hospital is planning to olwerve tlfb Nallojial Hospital tuy. which is being inaugurated, nil over yie United Stales" for Iho, Drst t.iuj this year. , FOltKNT OWXKItS 1IOI.W Ml'.'liTINU lulon t'oiiny Assocliilluji !te-ele3 Officer of lJiat Veur yullo. u Has Separate Assn. at the visitors ware nresent at tha meet- Inc! P.. SI f?hn.nmi&l secretary nf the northwest forestry conservation association; U. M. Fiuns, govern ment forcsler at Bauer; lr. ' An goll, ranger at North Pvder: W. C. Caldor, of the Oregon Lumber comiOnv, ar Baker. o L.0r Russell was employed bs warden lor thd coming rea-on, his FIND IT. HERE torm unlit of service to October froiu Ma 1 o SM-nks Tills Evening r . , EWer II. M. Graudy. who Is visit lug Relatives In the. city, apoko at the Adventlst Church this moi'iiiiig Seroggin, TUo I'.ion-Wallown county Ore association oluis changed . ifs uui.o to lliol'iilon,couiily 11 ro ossucfatlon, a separao association hutlusA been oi-gauljod ill Wallowa couuty. This aeilou was lake at Hio unnuul nioetiug of the nsociiiilon yesterday afternoon at tho "Y. M. C. A. Thu.. board ot diroctors eloctefl for'lho coining year follows lleorge T, Cochran, Klmer" Sloddard, T. J- f). N. Jacobs and George - - Coming events. , Apr. 25. Leopold GoiW'skf', pianist, appears in 15;ker. Apr. 30. New York Philhar monic Orchestra, L D. S. Tabernacle. May 8. Mothers' Day. May 12. National Hospital Day. May 11. Eastern Oregon Track Meet, Union. June 3-4. State Banker.' convention, Seaside and As toria. June 7. Special state elec tion. . July 2-4. State Convention United ArtisniS, Astori.i. July '15-17. State lonven lion, United Spanish War Veterans in Astoria. ! "J ! h I Witt Make Home Here- Mrs. Mutt Head and two little sons have gone to La Grande.' Mr. Head preceded them some time ago. They intended to make that city their fu ture home. Joseph Herald. at 11 a. ill., and will speak again at 7:30 llils evening. .Subject: 'The Spread of Modern Spirituality!!.'' ' el7m5M5oy- TORMER CA CAU ED BY DEATH TheTinlla. Colorado. News tells ofKe death of Harry V. Cainpoei Wi'd IS. a former resident of Klgin, nas Tiie News lias lilt wiiowius m ralnior. ..These direi'lors .mot Im mediately following tho stockhold ers' meeting and re-elected .thu of ficers who sai'ved during tho past year. They are Georgo T. Coch ran, president; Elmer Stodadrd, vlco president; T. J. Sciiiggin, iroasuror; J. L. Cramer, secretary. .. -Money l.elt Over While no action was taken oil the tax levy to bo mado tills year, tho uudilor'B roiiorl sliowod that farllofft "Sport". Vi)t la tu world most dangerous sport? Mountoln climbing takescmauy ctlmS. but descending Into tha era- lers oi voicnniwa ueaia iu luc ent activity of Vesuvius rails atten tion to It. The descent must be inana In flrepntnf (lolhes and ass mask. Tha sir Is full of aiming fumes and there is always toe sporting cuuuce mat uiu volcano may start erupting. The Door of an active volcano Is usually semi liquid. Parts am solid enougd .to aland upon, others ore liquified rock. Ten pounds xf lurdior IK75 at tha PcopWs MarkSU -- , FOR 8 ALE. Mlern six-room house with she lots. A bargain and easy terms. W take some property in exctfoig. ' Phone Ited 4071. o . , ' 40-lm Bacon 20c' to 25c, 4'eoplo's Meat Market, phone Main 747. . 4-5-tf - lltive your ruga and carpets wash ed on your floors with tho cclcbrat-. eil Hamilton-Beach Carpet Washor.. Phone Red 102. 4-18-0tu Kingnlow Is Sold Paul SUissens, of Portland sold his 5-room modern bungalow at J "The community waa shocked tndj last year's levy left a bulanco and iieug.rjtuSaddoiipn early suuuay mornum mo nuances oi mo uwuciniion aio '.003 M avenue to of La Grande. Xho ilcalwas made through the Pyramid Land Co., by I-'F. N. Ford. Itelurns to Newberg M. E. Kienle. for several months with the Eastern Oregon Music house hero, will leave this evening for his former home in Newberg, Ore. Ho will make his home there in the future. i Leaves for Pendleton ... ' O. I.M. Ilartwig, president of the J. I state federation of labor, left this i I morning for Pendleton, where ho will illg. MCl'l.NEMEXT Marks tho pure from tho dross. A reverent per fection of service which includes the same thoughtful; 1 attention to every detail; has created .an alinospnere oi oonipleie e 0 n fl -A rtcifce In our ami-: TAXI For quick and competent service call LaGranclc Taxi Co. Special rates to com mercial men. No charge' for waiting time on coun try trips. Stand State Cafe. . THONK BLACK 3341. Drivers Clifford George. D. K. Ford Ladies original. , : Chippewa Pac 16-inch top Just arrived, by express. All sizes . Men's IB-inch top original Chippewa J'ac are here Lowest prices You Save We Sell for -1 Cash. Clint's Clothiery "The Store With a Con- science." 1108 ADAMS AVENUE Vot'cl Here Today W. H. Vogel. formerly manager of the Foley hotel, is in La- Grande to day. He is now farming in the val ley and 6ays that the Tain of the past work has retarded seeding in some spots, but has dono no damage to speak of, rior has the holding up of seeding been onough to affect the crop prospect. - i Kit urn from Tishign Trip. Ed Daringer, of this city, and E. A. Bomin, of Seattle, returned yes terday evening from a fishing .trip of several days in Wallows county. They went to Wade station, and fish- 'ed up the. river to Wallowa and from that place wpnt seven miles up Hear creek. Thursday the river was clear ; and they caught 48, but on Friday , morning the rains had swelled the streams and the water was muddy, i making fishing poor. Mr. Bemin will leave this evening for Spokane. when It ' was learned ' that Harry Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Campbell, had suddenly,, passed away. . ''Harry Drake Canipboll was born1 1903 anil passed from, life April 10. 1921. at the ago of ,18 years.. 2 months and 6 days.' At tho ago of eleven years he came to Delta with his parents, where he mado bis homo engaging In school .and church work in a hearty manner, always willing and ready to do what counted most. For the past two years he was sec retary In the Methodist Sunday school. He was ft member of the Class of "lit, all of whom nro plung ed In grief because ot his taking away. "Surviving members of the fam ily are the parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Campbell, two slslers. Ruth and Madeline, and one brother John. "Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock." Sounds Like Summer. Strawberries fresh ones. Wo will servo to all customers who wish them strawberry sundaes or strawberries and cream. That sounds like sum mer. Drop in und let Al Cain tell you what a time he has had trying to get fresh strawberries. .Palace Confectionery Co. 4-23-tf Call the La Grawlo Employment Office for your help, ' Always at your service. Phono Black 801. , 4-i9-tr FOR HOUSE RAISING or moving, see Blue Mauntajn Marblo A Granita Worka. 1BC2 S. Avenue. 1-4-U. if you will examine the attractive prices on our fishing tackle, you will . he as eager to bite at it as the fish are. Newlin Book and Stationery. Co. . 44-1 t-tf Bacon 20c to 25c, People's Meat Market, phone Main 747. . 4-5-tf Popular Songa. "It Is a mistake 1 believe, to art too strongly, on the theory that to the public should he doled out only those Uilnjs which certain authorities think they should have," said a prominent singer recently. ' "Let us consider 4 lie public's side., Let us give the public some of the things It renny ! wants even the simple aoug which the critic condemns for Its eiress of scntlaenl. If we run deliver It so that tlie pulole t tnnrlieil nod rcyn"it'ls. good condition. the secretary was Hisiriicieu 10 niTaiibo a nu'ui- ing with Iho nowly oigauUud ial lowa county association in order to nrruuRO for an equitable distri bution ot the . surplus roniuliiiV: in tho Juiul assoclai Urn's treasury. All other matters ot Iho Joint as. soclatlou will also be wound up at this Joint .-mooting.. Tho principal report of the ineot ing was Unit of F. A. Elliott, slate forest supervisor. 'Mr. Elliott re porled that the la3l session of con eross had increased the approprl- iilioiis under Iho Weeks law from approximately f 125,00V to IfJUU. (100. This will ho distrlliiiluil to assist tiro lighting wherever slatos aio oi KiuiUod lor Unit purpo.io nail It will result In approximately doubling the amount ot money available Jor the purposo under the Weeks law, greatly benefitting the local1 association us well iih oilier uin.n uuiii-kitlons in linn 'Statu. ' .'More .Money Available I ...Tho mlililioiiil. funds to bo do I rivod from this course will not havo iuny effect on the tux levy on .room. I hers, but the effiriunry of tho as- Ki..-intli;ii will bo materially tncreiu- id. The publicity campaign of the association this year will reach In to the eliools und homes through priutod .publicity , and trough the movies whllo warning signs will be placed In Iho various forests rep resent ud by inu uHsuciaiiuii. NEW TODAY"; VOll SALE Four-room house, mod ern, close in. Call Black 3502. ' ... I 4-23-3tp FOR SAI.E--Wholc set of furniture and rugs, also now cord tires, 34x 414 at ?1G each. Hatty Novak, K avenue, hear Fair Ground. 4-23-3tp NOTICE TO DEBTORS. All persona owing debts to Sam Harris, bankrupt, are hereby notified to pay the same to the undersigned, or to C. L. Winsor, his representative, at the office of 11. K. Dixon, Rooms 20-22, Foley Bldg., La Grande, Ore. G. W. INGRAM, ... Trustee in Bankruptcy. : 3-26-ti FOR ' BALU A Jorsoy cow, fresh . In two weeks. I'houo Farmer 21x3 4-23-21p. LA 1I!ANIK : MATTOKSS SHOP and Weaving Works iMnltrcsscS of nil kinds cleaned nnd Tcbuit, Fea ther renovating. Rug weaving. Fluff rugs made from old carpets. Carpet and rug 'cleaning 0x12 at $1.00 and up. Why pay more. Ro sining and fitting done. Phone lied 131. Charles Edwards, pro prietor, i : .- , ' , ' 4-241-ltp FOR RENT Three' housekeeping rooms. Phone Black 1042. (.'all 1707 Jefferson. 4-23-lt Vanity Fair Beauty Shop, 12 De pot street. Phone Red 1751 for ap. poinlmonts. 3-31tf Ten pounds ot lurd for $1.75 at the People's Market. 4-0-tI Bacon 20c to 25c, People's Meat Market, phone Main 747. 4-D-tf (tall tho Ia Grande Kmployment Office for your help. Always at your service. Phone Black 801. . 4-10-tf SAFKTY RAZOR blaJes re-griund. Any make, 3Gc a doz. Newun's Book Store, Ed's Grind Shop, V. O. Box 848. ... i . . 33-14-tf. WANTED Hauling for truck, long contruct preferred. Will ro any where. C. S. Wilson, Union, Ore. 4-23-12tp Bacon, 20c to 20c People's Meat Market, phono Main 747. 4-0-tf l Uosldos Mr. Elliott tho lollowlng See our assortment of Jungle Cock Flies, $1.50 per dozen, Newlin Book and Stationery Co. 4-14-tf. , . J. W. K ELIOGG. Expert Piano Tuning; and Repair ing. Residence corner North 4th and Lake streets. Flione Black; 1171. 1 Grande, Oregon. 0-4-tf Ten pounds of lurd for $1.70 at the People's Market. 4-0-tf III- " nil : '- ., r . ...... Ill . '' ; ' ' Forestry Men to Baker j I 1 i 1 C. S. Chapman, secretary of ihs I . ; northwest foroslry and conservation ' ' III II p-" -"ossoclatlon. and F. A. Elliott, sti.'e S; -. - - : to Everyone il -& .MX Sunday,.,; r.f4.nggywni y n Mi!fe.3M a !""' ' 1- ' - lmi" 111 B A i! 103 611 4(1- iAWM-Y'A ill 51M7 -! mJWM vsstn ! Li, ,,.,. . . ! h Y3'tM r ! Chevrolet Sales i' A hHh I! ' .1CutorU - Hr'tjpt W vja l . ... . y & . a -n. . i v Ijj ! mw ,,...- v . e i . AUUiUorml "gnur-Xii-"! I -'J e A merry mix-up in io nwn - iHII'1- jl. t . Zss... i -it Chevrolet Of fer Appeals to y bolliiiK HO.OOO Model "Fuur-Ninetie.x" before A ti:iwt 1st 11)21, wo can ull'ect large ccononilus in ninteriuls und iuimuTacluic. , ' '' ' ' And we will (mss the benelils on to yon. We will give -u Y10 if you 1my an open car nnd- $100 if yu buy it. closed cttr. This refund will be Hindu on the pur clui.se price of u "r'otir-Niiiely" Model, provided 50,000 of these curs are sold. , '. ' . It:t iKi'exiilaiuthed elails of this unique und simple plan to you. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY Inland Motor Co. GKANDK DA N CE Ve OHe Tyme Tuesday Modern Dances Saturdays Ticket (iiven Kach Lady Dancer i'or Prize To Be Given Away End' Tuesday Night ; Draw ins at "11 o'clock REX HALL' K. N. A. Deailet, $gr. . 'Announcement OLD-TIME lJANCEf wlkV be gejen In R Hall on Thursday .ven. Nothing ...v. iha rraceful, old-time a.. m danced. M by Lindsey'a eupert o"1""'- Mr.&Mrs.P.JJPoirers One of more than '1,000 Dinlers, Ketitil Stores mid Service Sta tions in United Stales nnd CaniitU . " . Chevrolet Mode" ,"Four-NiiiccV" Tpuring (Jr? $820 4."PwjaS.?,S7'.)5; Sedan, ?l37o Coupe, 11025 ; UirhtJfliPcry aglni (1 seat) $82(5 Chassis. 770. prices f. o. b.oFlint, Michiftn. v. .,0.,, . , y ' . .. oj-- j vr. v ,...e. I 6 " oe
