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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
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NimSTSTATES
HeaWonablo price,
i Local News -In Brief I
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BulMias; Silo
Garrett Taal, h projnlnent farm
r, is now building a now silo.
iMprovng in Mialtlr
, Ed Bean, who bus been very fll '
kia homo, is aovt improving.
(jots to Hot I.uki'
Mrs. K. L. Meyers left this morn
ing (or Hot Luke ato spend the day
Leuvc lor Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Anderson left
this morning for tbeir borne In CHi
clnnati, Ohio.
Hot ui us to linker 1
Mrs. J. A. Knborg rottirned to Ba
ker this morning. Mm. Knborg wll'
make La Grande her home alter
short atuy in Uakor.
Leaves for Ltuiitiiid
Mrs. Goorge lluniblln left thl:
morning for Lamond, Idaho, where
she will make her homo this sum
mer.
To Attend Stoek Show
Mrs. G. A. Conley and son led
this morning for Union to attend the
Slock Show.
Here from Enterprise
' Mr. H. L. Browning la hero rrom
Enterprise and is registered at lh
Souinier hotel. . . .
Tearliers Here
A large number of teaehers -arc in
La Grande from various points line"
will take tho learners' examination;
that are being held hero during the
next three days.
Hero from Elgin
Mrs. Jossle Ituben, Miss Lona
Schnioie. and Miss Mildred Selimiire
are here from Elgin and are regiu
tered at the Summer hotel.
Leaves -for L'tiTnii
Mrs. M. A. Stearns and son loll
this morning for Union to attend
the Stock Show.
Here on Business :
J. W. Coweley is hero from Ilniiir
on business. Mr. Coweley was form
erly bore with tho lumber company.
Kverott Knowles Ix-uvrs
Everett Knowles, son of J mine
and Mrs. J. W.- Knowles, lcri llii
morning for Boise.
Has Tonsils Itenioved
; Miss Barbara Coolldgc, union
daughter of Mr. anil Min. II. E.
qoolidgo.Miad .her .tonsijs and aile.
nolds removed on Monday. She i
getting along very nicely.
(Jo to Haines .
Mrs. J. W. Stools and Mm. Nell
MoMakln left Ibis njoininK for
.Haines, where they aro Roing as
delegates to the Baptist assm iatt in
that Is to be held thoro. They will
return Friday evening.
Herefrom North PomiIit
Mss Olive MeWilliams. of Nnrfl'
Powder, is in La Graudo to take
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COMING EVENTS.
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June 8, 9, 10. Union Live
stock Show.
June 9. La Grande Day at
Stock Show.
August 9. Special charier
amendment election. V
June 8, 9, 10 Portland Hose
Festival. .
June 11 Farmers Union I'ic-
nic at Riverdale Park.
June 14.-Flag Pay. Special !
observance, Elks Temple, 8 !'
p. m. !
June 20. Annual school-elec-
tion, 2 to 8 p. m. '1;
July 2. Dempsey-Carpenticr !
bout, Jersey City. !'
July 2-4! State Convention
United Artisans, Astoria.
July 8-15. Chautauqua at !
Riverside Park. '!"
July 15-17. State conven-
tion. United Spanish War
Veterans in Astoria. V
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1- Western Union, Main 'IX, ind a
. v copy, will be delivered at once. -!
v Any di.eourtesies of carrier or '
v lateness of paper should I"' f".
S- ported to the Observer, Main ;I7, r
'f the following day and attention v
H; will be given to the complaint at '
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DANCE
I danrcM' Tufiiili'y . ail'l
nd Satmiirty uis;h'.S
Ticket ffiyfn lady dancrr
f nivf-n away
ty night
II o'cliirk
thin m-f fr IdU't
wotjen
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tho. teacSors1 examinations. Miss
McVlianis will s;ay with 1
Gracla Hesse while here.
To Attend Stock Show
Mrs. Fi'ank Craig anil daughter,
I.iaile, left last evening for Union
to attend the Stock show. .They
will be gone about a week.
Leave for TVin EnUs
E. E. .Ainsden loft last evening
for Twin Kails, Idaho. Mr. Amsden
has been hero visiting his daughter
Miss Mary.
lictiirncd from Jt,cpli
Mrs. Clair Scribor returned last
uvening from Joseph, where bi
went on business.
Itetili-ll to Enterprise
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kay left this
morning for their home in Enterprise.
Goes to lniblei1
Delia Gibbs loft this morning on
the branch lino train tor luibler.
for a visit there.
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.Visa
W'vrMl Petleam mm; turn
President Harding addressed thousands of gold star mothers as- :
sembled at Hobokcn, N. J.. before the bodies of their fallen rodr It was
a memorial service for the largest consignment of soldier deail from Eu
rope ever brought here for burial There were &112 bodies in the ship'
ment -
vfiss Ha let M. Burloin, tU
FianAsco !(., Lou AhbIo, CaHf., t
trained nurco, after asvlo ui
convinced actufll tost f Jht rt
markahle resnlla followln th use
oT Tanfiic, roulb'bliu ofsiw a uut) i
others lo give them tho twnoUts of
bor experienre wllh the inodlclno.
Miss Hurlelgh says: ,
''Last spring 1 camo off a long,
liard case and was vory badly run
own and woak. I folt tho neod of
nothing to build mo up and bring
k my etrength. I had heard
nils and patients praise Taalac
I ot snino and by the
three bottles I
and was as well
roads arrived, he roturuod to La
Grande to gel his car. '
'I'o .Start Tiui to I'liion
. C. E. George and Cecil Keaglo
aro planning to start a line of taxis
botwecn horu aud Union.
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iiaoy . im i.s. ijoro . .--Mr.
ami Mrs. T. T. Strarin are'
the proud parents ik a .ten-pound
baby girl, born Monday morning.
letlirned llolllts
Miss Jean Sue Koolan, accompan
ied by her mint, Mrs. W. C. Allen of
1'ocatelln, has arrived home from a
visit In Idaho.
Ilei-e from Chicago
James E. Shanks Is here from
Chicago. Mr. Shanks is a represen
tative of tho Society Brand Clothes
company.
VWIillg Hell'
Mrs. M. Mehan is here vlsitlnc
witli Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ford. Mrs
Mohan is from Lexington. Kentucky
and motored horn Seal tie to L
Grande.' with friends to make an ex
tended visit hero.
To V'allowa
;,Iit. Harriot McDonald a fd Mis."
E 'or Wbitlark left this' morning.'
T.i y, nllown,. flicc Misa Whi Ian
w.li rtart a I'tass ii" piano Inst.-1 -linn.
Mm. MnJiwId acconiiMuie.'
MI"B Wlullark to no'p her, get b'vr'
cd In hoc work' ,'tit. Mrs. Me'l.i.
a III1 wl1 'telurn t' l'.orrow 'eveiiiiie. J
Hetlirns lo 'lCiitl'I'priscv .
Herbert Shanowoich, of Enter
prise., roturnod to his'-- home this
morning after a short visit in La
Grande with his sister, Mrs. Cbarle.-
Monda. Mr. Shanowcteh has Just
returned from Portland, where he
went with a shipment of hogs.
Leaves for Pol-thilld
Mis. J. K. Hughoy left this .morn
ing Tor Portland to attend the Rcsc
Festival' and also to visit her broth
er. Mrs. Hughey will bo gone aboul
a week. . i
Go to Piirllnnd
Mrs. Arch Conley and Mrs..J,..J
Conloy left this morning for Port
land for the Hose Festival and also
lo allend tho graduation ovcrclso
at the Hill Military Academy. Mrs
Anh Conley's son, Itoyal, will grad
uate this year.
Ileliiiiis to The Dalles
Mrs. .1. (iocllner left this morn.
Inc. for Tho Dalles after a vjslt here
wilh her .daughter, Mrs. C O. Bra
liam. Mi's. Goeitner was also ae,
eonivanied by Mrs. Brahani's ehil
dren, who will make their home
with the.ir giaiidniotbcr. .
Left oil liranch
Paul C. Bales, of the MrCargan
Itate.s'and Lively, of Portland, war
in the city for a few days but left
ihis morning on tho branchy Mr
Mates, was In La Grande od Insur
ance 'business.
ave on Veiling Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Masse left
ibis m'oining on .their wedding trip.
The youtig couple will allend the
lioso festival and then go on to Se
attle. A number of friends vere '
tho train to see them off.
Leaves for Portland
J. E. Foley left last evening for
Portlan
re, foi Paiiliuid .'
rs. W: !. Long left last even.'
Ing for Portland to attend the Roso
Fostlval. t',.., ','iil.v
jlleturnnl this Morning
Slis3 Elinor Willlaiusoii returned
this .morning from Jerome, and, will
make her home here for some time.
To Villon , . V , ,
Lee.Roynolds haa gone to Uulou
lo take some of his fine horses over
for the Stock Shuw.
Go to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Kitchen and
daughters, Etta Belle and Tlielma,
left last evening for Portland.
Here from California
Jay Brooks is in town today on
business. .Mr. Brooks i3 here from
California.
Dr. A. C. Eaton
Dr. A. C. Eaton left yesterday
morning for Elgin on the branch
line tialn. Dr. Eaton has ' been
claying at the Savoy hotel.
and Invltos anyone interested 111 the
Sunday school to eonio It) I ho church
as there aro " plenty;-of i Wars to
be assigned. 'i f '
Scholarship for Local 'Student
The Observer has rucelved .wind
(ronr President,,,!:. W. Kenney.. or
(loodiag? ftfaho, stating that a lil-
arslup, 'good for tuition in tho Lib
Oral Arts course of Gooding College
has "boou awaritod jrVlho luuior
graduuto or M spuie'Mifior graflnate
rocomjucmled hyi (li(rsiperlnteiKioni
of Hie tocirt' srli661s. This si'Holar
shin covers tho tuition lor I ho Mud-
eut namoil tor tho Hist sontoslar.' If
the student makes grado of Jt "In
at least Iwoivo hour work fovMbe
Hint soinosior, the scholarship' will
ulso be good for tho, second souiuu-
tor.
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A1ERS PLAN
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Xft SAL K hay In nhocli.
: .l0 ton, imh f. Ueynolda.
Mack 79. 6-8-ai
IXJR KKNT-t-Modorn npsrlinunl on
, 1201 Sprlig .St. G-S -2lp
June Kith 1!) day to pay water
rent without u pcmilty,.
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LOST Near Siikimorvillo, automo
bile pinto No.ltiijtiliti. If found,
' ploaso roturn tk flio County lioad
Master at tho M-w Foley Build
ing. v 6-8 21
r waa iu my life
boenl In the best of
siuco,
nd out by per
a medicine of
o suggested II
1 .gratifying ro
sso of chronic
DURHAM
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aud
and 1
health
Since'
simal lost'
uuiiKual
In sovoral
suits, and
stomach troun thelbeueflts follow
Ing woro hoIIIVk sliurl of romark
abln and tho picia is now entirely
well. I do not hesitate to rocom
mond Tanlno In cases whore there
Is neod of a good system-builder or
Incases of stomach trouble, especial
ly those whore formation of gas
producoa 'dlangrooablo symptoms."
Adv. '
SOLDIER 'AID I'ASSKS
DIG IN UNION COUNTY
(Continued from Page One.)
On Why to Wnllown
J". L. Muxwoli loft yestorday
morning for Wallowa, nrter a visit
in Portland.1 '
lletiirris to Vlnvoiit . - ' r.
Mrs. W. A. Noblo lias retu tiled lo
Vincent after a short stop here In
La .Grande." Mrs. Nohle has boon,
nursing a Kpecial case at the bos.
pitul.
Boy Scout '.Meeting Frlibiy
Because tomorrow Is La Grande
Day at the Union Stoek Show, the
boy scout meeting that wus to be
held tomorrow evening will be held
Friday evening at the usual hour.
FOR A BIG Til
At the farmers pichic Saturday in
the city parki to which everyone is
invited regaidless-'oVhetlier or not
j they ura farmers, thei will be a-very
pit'llSUIII. lll'VIII, , '
Arthur Swift, vice president .of the
National Farmers Union today' prom
ised to return for the program If it
was possible ' for. jhim to do so, A.
E. Shumway.wiiljiu present as will C.
E. Spence, .master of the state (fi-RiiK".
The proposed legislation which the
Grange wants enacted will be taken
up and ui program of scontiiny in the
stato will be outlined .,
John Wells, president of the Unio,i
county union, asks that 'all conic with
their baskets. Free coffee will be
served.
411 against it. Island City turned it
down 48 lo til and La Grande No. 't
voted against the measure by caslh,;
45 votes in lavor of the bill and 1
against It.
Tho precincts that had not boon
heard from this afternoon were Ante
lope, llig Creek, llilgurd, Kamela,
Powder No. 1, Starkcy, Summcrvillc.
None of these is expected to return n
heavy vote and the result will remain
pimtieally unchanged it is believed
when these votes are added to the
total announced by tho Observer to-
duy .
Demonstrating lH'Ico
One of the early travelers eant
ward Ibis morning was Nate Zweifel
with, his smile of sunshino. Nate
was, getting tin early start for the
demonstrating his Delco lighting
plant, and his Laundry-Etto waali
lug machine.
Ilneo Speeds I'p
Tho "Sunday. School Automobile
Race" at the Methodist church
south Is now on, and the officers of
t lie Sunday school arc receiving en
couruging reports at Ihis early date.
K. F. Greene, assistant superintend
ent, states that he expects to have
the lsrgest boys' choir in the city
Collegiate Advantages,
Nothing creative ever 'et enme out
nt a crowd unlesr It was put there
first by Indivitliinls and smaller group,
tt Is friends tali. Ing by t fireside
who make history; and the choice of
friends Is perbnfis the most responsi
ble Job which falb to a student's lot.
If college llfu lias no other J'lstlflrn
tli'rt. It Is worth while for the leisure
irrr,.wtJrcT'.er.;Trt''iriTr
become, you will find, you life's coin
pinions. Prof. A. K. ZIniiaeni.
REPUTATION WEEK.
CAItl) OF THANK!.
Wo wiali to thank our many
friends for I ho klndnesH and sym
pathy shown us (luring our rocoul
beroavonient, Iho doalh of our Utile
girl, Elvn.
Mil. AND MRS. JOE CLAItK,
Mil. AND MRS. GEO. CLAItK,
MR. AND MRS. J. H. MIJL-
HOLLAND.
B-8-3UW
June Hlth fast day to pay water
lent wiltmVitfit penalty. 11-8-21.
REI'lVTATION WEEK.
ADVERTISE FOR MIST
ARTICLES IS OIISEltElt
iNEW TODAYS
Original Protofntt.
IJiyt tmn.t I'ntU'siaiil wn flrit np
pile to -U-kti'iiIs of l.tn hf'r, from
tlit'lr prntMsi tiitf mrn't'st tho iImitpc
pRRpfl h 'h Cudmllr Biulc fit thfl
hnrnnil Viet of Spuvor In 1CR I'rot
tnnt' ;m sprnn') rnpl'.lv nvr win
of t' e ni n fi f-. Pwrflpn. Pwi
oinrk. Swli7 rliin'1. Knirliind hih! Soot-
VI) t S A I ,K Cli rrlff wood.
itlack DDI.
Call
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WANTED Otilok UviMoji tinllor
for luuibnr haulCell .Rod 4U71
W. R. Kivolle y 0-8-1
WANTED Kou r-roolu house wll It
bulb, sooth Hide, on first floor.
' Cii II at Observer. ' 8-B
WANTED Any kind of garden
I'iiiIi-i vim's 4 M-ral lot . .
District Attorney 11. i Keator n'
I-'tnattila county viah operated on at
II- if Lake this weok, and. a.-rdina
lo informal ion received ben.', Is get
ting along very nicely. Mr. Kcat'jr
i:f a resiii.'nt of Penjletoti.
Th"' Iiiabter jrdiiate .
Mm. R. .O. Wnkins as in La
'Standv Sunday niht on her way
urn Lewisinn. Idaho, ti slia at
ndetl the i fiilimhi einetit f the
iillpgo, 'where her thrre rteushlorr
gtadut'i'il. Mrs. W'kia's'.IH'a to
ill Alf'vl, 'here '.e tit had a
Ui i e.-!ul Mhoot.
Iolor ! Portland
Mi. 'or Jol. of J'i' Gr.(Tery.
fiav t.r,k, ard . J. C. Binder ;
vlt Monilav tmirning l)i -Mr. Bityi
tr..r fur 'i;d. wher Mrs.
tiril a ajr r51aiive Mr
Jlian now l!v. in Irtlan'l, hav-
Tent Theatre
Tonight
Famous Kelly's
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ANNOUNCING CUT
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INxFORD PRICES
Runab
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Coupe
Scdam
Truck
6jnt With
starter
$574.75
621.75
840.50
908:25
624.50
HILTON'S-GARAGE
LET'S GO!
Dress Up
For
Union IStock Show
i, 9th, 10th
i vmi iiu' cunt, t tut:
Sfim',. l-'ancy Wor
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111 (Hit; lif
Woul Suits in Ulnu
stud in lii'tiwn, (in
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I.atfKt Klyli's in iV.iw, ti4,li and, IVIL llaU,
Silk Shii'l-n, 'l'iit.s, JloKitiryVj'iti, 0; furtls und Shoes.
At Our l.tiwTTTf I'liffM'
STOKK C I.OSKJJ AM, DAY TIIUKSD.VY, JUNE 9th
Clints Clothiery
'.'Tile Sflorc Willi :t ('(iniicii'iit'c"
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