La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 10, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text0 PAGE fTVfi -2 L-rs LA GRAMME EVENING OBSERVE . V 1 Local News In Brief j Motors to,ta Craads ".' . M. L. BamA drove La Grand Thursday morning. Pendleton lst Qref onun. ' Leaves f readieton Miss Mv Scroggm left this morn tog.tot' Pendleton to visit with friends. - Geee t Pertland , oorre Porter left this morning fit Portland where he will work for the railroad. 'Leaves for Will Walla .... w;.. nneva Smith left this morn- fr.lla Walla to visit her brothers. . Miss Smith will xeturn Soniaj. is now visiting her aunt, Mrs. John McKcnna of this city. Leaves on Business I.. C. Tuckey left this morning on lie Brunch for Enterprise where he is K'- ins on business. Mr. Tuckey will return tomorrow evening. Cm 8 to Wallowa Mrs. 11. Mclnnis left this morning on the Hiapch for Wallowa where she is Rcini! to visit her children, who are ipendinr; the summer there. for O Way te Enterprise . m.i. TltLvis left this morning ee:rioe after a business trip to; Wash. Mr. Davis' homci is in Enterprise but some of his property is in Centralis. . " T Visit '- Mrs. J. F. White and son, Dorr, left .Via nAffl Incr for Casey where they re going visit Mr- wlliU! who is employed there on the highway, u 1 fa War to Enterprise Mrs'. C. A. Kitipatnck of Pendle ton left this moniing for Enterprise arneie she is to visit with Mrs. T Mrrty. ' i ' On Way to Portland I S.'li. Burnangh of Enterprise was . in town last evening on his way to JiortlamJ.where he is going on busi .; t ..- - Kr From Enterprise ' 4- MisS Marion Bowen of Enterprise 5ira In La Grande last evening on her 'Way to Eugene where she is to teach ai swmer school. Miss Bowen lias keen employed as a teacher in the Twitmrmrioo Ki'hools. She is B glild- Leaves for Palmer Junction I Miss Klora Criuckshank of Elgin, who. has been teaching at Hilgard, left this morning for Palmer Junc tion where she is to teach. I'HNsiiis Though Mr. tiray, the general manager of the O.-W. It. & N., went through La (irande this morning on No. 6 in his private car. Hoy Snmt .Meeting A meeting of the La Grande troop nf Hoy Scouts will be held this ev eninc in tlie Y. M. C. A. at seven thirty. ere Fresa Poetase . W. E. Hrown 01 rortiana is nerw for several days. Mr. Brown is with the store keepers department of the 0.-W. R. A N. Returned Home Raymond Gamty returned home this morning from school. Raymond has been attending the O. A. U Leave for Union Mary and Mildred Snider left this morning lor union no auena i stock show. They will return to morrow. Who' .the War's . Over Lear for Uaioa Mrs. Ella Miars and Mrs. U. M Porter left this morning for Union to attend the atock show. They will return this evening. liwurance Man Here J. r. Mitchell of Portland is in town today on business. Mr. Mitchell is with the Equitable Saving and Loan Insurance company. Return? to Enterprise Mrs. Chnrles WUgrabt of Enter prise returned, this morning to her home after a short visit hero with her sun. Mrs. Wilgrabt's son is here in the hosnitul having his eye trented. He was hit with a flying rock while working for the highway. of the University of Oregon ami Xav'been leaching at Enterprise for the past two years. Return in the Minani Mrs j. F. Heusty left this morning for -Minnm. Mrs. Heisty came to I.h (.inline to meet Mrs. 'J. R. Hcasty r,t Wit- h:ii..- Kan., who will return to Milium tid spend the summer vis ilim; -villi Mrs. J. K. Hcasty. Ylsrtlef With Aunt V Miss Ethel Blake of Vallejo. Cal. 'L 4 4. t0 '' COMING EVENTS. 4 'August 9. Special charter 4 '" .amendment election. June 11 Farmers Union Pic wr,' . nic at Rivcrdale Park. June 14. Flag Day. Spc01.1l observance, Elks Temple, 8 -, p. m. lJune 20. 8 p. m. Free Chris tisn Science lecture at Star 'Theatre. June 20. Annual school elec ' tion, 2 to 8 p. m. July .2. Dempsey-Carpcnticr , bout, Jersey City. A'' July 2-4. State Convention A- ; United Artisans, Astorix 4',Juy 8-15. Chautauqua at i Riverside Park, i' July 15-17. State conven i, ; 'fion. United Spanish War Veterans in Astoria. 4. 4. i. Ki'lnrns to Salem Miss J. D. Nairn left this moniing for her home in Salem. Mrs. Nairn is the sister of C. C. Scroggin and has- been here visitirc. Mrs. Nairn will stoii over ill Portland for a visit before going on to Silem. . To Attend Stock Show Mrs. L. t Dunn and daughter, Phyllis left this morning for Union to spend the day at the Stock Show. R.tiirnMl Pmm School- Miss Mary r'itigerld, dauguter 01 M .nj Mr. I). F"iLzera d. reiurnea home this morning from Lorvains where she haa been attending tne y A. C. ' n Viailini With Aunt Miss Genevieve fnelps 01 renoie- ton is visiting with her aunts, Wi. Frank Rechlin end Mrs. iletzier. Hr Vtom Corrallis Motvin Larson arrived home tnis morning from Corvallis where he has been 'attending the U.. A. v. . Rrturna From Teas Chnrles Playle returned this morn ing from Texas., Iti-tiim" to lmbler uMrs. L. A1. Preacott and daughter, arin.np.'inied by Miss Lillian Sims left thU ini-riiin(r for Inihlnr. Mrs. Pres-c-)tt's l.nsl nnd is in the drug business there and Miss Lillian is - going to visit for a few dnys. Mrs. Prescott bus i.een 111 Lh Grande visiting her mother, Mrs. Hurry Hoffman. Arrcnta New Positi Miss Dorothy Casey has resigned from her Dosition with the 1. H, Bellamy Insurance company and ha accepted a position with the J. Penny company. :nn In Portland Mrs. W. H.. Caseyi and son, Jonn, left Wednesday for Portland to at tend the roio. fcMirtU. A Distinction To bo pronrit'tor of the only "alley1 store in Oregon is a distinction that is claimed by W. S. AlliHon.. He returned to his home at In. Grande yesterday nfter being here and at Walla Walla on business. Pendleton East Oregon ian. ' , ir Of. U- ' IE Vol) 'MISS VdUR PAPER. -Kriodid any subscriber miss the Evening Observer, please Call the -j-I iTektem Union. Main 24, end a ,oiy1ill4 be delivered at once, y Any discourtKics of carriers" or y laMness of paper should be re- v ported to the Observer. Main :i7, ,th following day and attention y will be given to the complaint at -!-, oncev . x : S- DANCE Modern dances -Tuday and i and Saturday nights Ticket given each lojly ancer, for Prize To be pvetr away eacn Tuesday flight ; Drawing at lllo'clnck .' Watch this space igr dates ' REX HALL N. A. Diselet. Mjrr. Donnrs in Pendleton Earl Doane of La Grande is here as the curst of Mrs. Ei Wissler. He is the proprietor of a cigar store in La Grande. Mrs. Doane and her two lit tle daughter have been here two wei-ks with Mrs. Wissler who is her mother. .Mr. and M1H4 Doane illi re main here until the latter part of the week. Pendleton East-Orcgonian. I1S17 TOPAYl ILOIT Jeeasy cov with short home. KaitRk ek. hiHap on brisruit. eavw ih enlf. Phone iRed SSI. . 0-103t ltV AUU4.(m4i wMh one dollar tofra, CkuM Creese. -l-3tp Here's proof thai war'a attll Bolng on In Europe. It'a the first pie tur to arrive in. America from the Greek-Turk front In the near east Oreek soldiers are shown bringing In Turk prisoner. , ' FOR BALE 0 bile; suitable a "but." Call Lai Grande. FOR SALE CI Black I I rite H jnctotyro sxrtemo- for cennertlwr into E. Dixon 8-10-tf ;prhjeri in city . C. J. 7' building Black & FOR RENT A St 1403 10th fiwiibed-room . rnono nea aivi, , J 6-10-tf WANTED Young Uuly Btenogmpher filfo good ut figures. Give age, experience, references, salary" ex pected. 6-10-2tp ood. Phone 6-10-2t FOR '. SALE Ten lots on Victory Drive; fine places to build; if en ' Mr ten lots t'iken at once will sell . far $100 per lot. .This is cheapest WANTED Saleamnn for La Grande and vicinity, Commission con tract only, for spare time or full time. Wo will teach you to belt incomo ilroteetlon tlrrntiRh our free school of Instruction and help you build a business of your own. Massachusetts') llpmlmit and In surance Company, Accident, ajptl . Health Dept., KiiKlnnw, Mli'hlKin. Capital l.B00,tlnu.. 6-10-2t FOR SALE 4-Rooin moeijf house, 2100 cash. Phone Blrklfi42. ' ""I SLIGHT H E INCOHA MANY PEOPLE , OF LA GRANGE .u '.' (Continued from Page'bne'.ll1-''''" PORTLAND, Juno 10. A slight rise in the Columbia is reported to day, while the Snake is lower. A forecast is made that the Willamette will be nearly stationary on Monday, after a depth of .24.05 feet on SuiH day. FATAL TO TWO PORTLAND. June 1,1' Frank D. Wilson, rortlanrl reajVrr. died from the Injuries received in tho acci dent In wlilrh Mrs. ; Margaret (tar- land was killed late. yostenlay, wlim grooming.' Tho yoiiun .- ladles; who T A R Saturday HARRY CAREY AUTO ACCIDENT rooiI breakfast to irAne' upri. i J The Town'oy; ;Bhortbbriis. the a Green Shorthorns,' th dir. thM sleliK i roperly ' -irnnmed yfor the ,1 show,' the levy .JersefS) .lhV;Hr-i f. rd s-itlon, all iomMK.J !i'sj(j tli.- re?ldent ot Ihj GriiH((Qmon'de'1S .nil., i- fnilh til nil r'nnimfiilitw and 1 pi Hi" ii ins tan inur iis con h '"t livestock i:iieill'n tp h tntire norlhvv.-';- -y . ' -, jj Not tho least by any dieses' of yesterdays events was the -David 0p-1 j .-r exhlhltinn of the Ley Shetlanaa. i Several fine turnouts were , ,im tee track, each . showing ' Tewartatile onty vi oiitity in J ; t . ' ' m o IN NLY JIM" and Uiffcrent Western. nn BlltOlllollllo plllllKei irinii inu u- lumbla highway at Bnidftl, (Veil. s drove tha rigs were dressed IK .pur WUK". IIIHUUIB It iiiiiuic nvivu in-. and - CLYDE COOK IN "THE JOCKEY." (In Motor Trio Mr. and Mrs. .jWiUVl, LmBS fa M"rs7" .1. R." Smurthwaite and daugh ter, Mixs Zclla Smurthwaite, passed llirough the city this week en route to ('-.ilifornia by automobile. Evans is busines.s manager of the Morning Democrht in Raker. Mrs. Smurth waite is Mrs. Evans' mother, and all of the party call Baker their home. Leulon Me"tH Monday A ineeiiiiK of the American Legion I'oet No. 411 will be held Monday cv- enliiK In Eagles' bnll at eight o'clock All service-men. whether, members of the legion or not are Invited to at tend. '' Here From Spokane ' K. L. Claroomb of Spokane is reg istered at the Foley. He Is advertising the dry goods here li) La Grande. Motored o iBnterprise Herbert Browning movoreu oacj .10 Enterprise xnis morjnng. . .. ; r. 1 ' 1 ' " i r ' : Leaves for Union -, Miss Eunice Bennett left this morn ing for Union where she will attend the jjstfcck show. To Attend Stock Show Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Brooks left this morning for Union to attend the stock show. Mr. Brooks is here from Huntington. Home Agjiin ' .'':. ! - Audmer Playle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Playle . returned home this, morning from Oo'rvallisi-where he has, been attending the Agricultural coi ieg- ! 1: Si In the Klrtnrt Aftur worrvlna for seieral days because they had not heard from ln f'lenrh and his mother, who re- tently left La Grande for an eitend ed trio in the erfst. D. C. French. a brother, yesterday wired to Dodge. (Mtv to lenrn If his mother and brother ihad arrived safely. A return answer slated that the had arrived afcl ' Mr. French and Ills mother expected to leave Pueblo the pIk' I Ihe flood occurred, and some auiriii was felt for their safety.. " " EXTRA- NUMBER UNION, Ore., Jul)", 9h-r-(Specil.) The gmmlstnnd jyjsiday tiftor noon was treated to ;i,pitra number vl.ich was not on the,, program and which Tom Jolinson, fjficuil mega phone ,pniwunccr, .bad, ii,.,'iii;urd ..nf. wo women iciay, ,rvict nau ii- standing In the .crowd around the. judge's stand apparently, very friend ly when suddenly a 'fight belwecn them started. One rider, hi id said to the other that she was going to put her through the fence. that afternoon and of course there was un argument which resulted in a fistic encounter. It took half the members of the Live Stock association headed, by Caldwell to tame the enraged woman for she was ready to fight i-uiything 4hat ap peared before her. . ARKANfJINC FOR - SUMMER COURSES WWaM(WCIM0lfJt3 llilon (Vninty Couple Married Mlsr, Marrla rtccker. formerly of thla city iind of Snniniorvltle, and W'silter Woodcll, farmer of Summcr vllle. were married lu l.os Angeles. ('iilifnrnia. last week, according to lenorts rearhhig here. Mrs. Woodell whs formerly a school teacher. FOLEY TAXI! ICE HOTEL I. WlI 1 I Day atdJN llrllls Seven Well HiKcee West has Just returned from Umatilla county, where he Jf i siicc4'ssfully completed the ft. ight Service Call Main 773 of seven wells. !e(uipped with i water. drilling all of which are now bountiful -supply of TRAIN TIME ON 0.1 CHANGED Is ser- C. E. Perry," who teaches rotn merclal courses. In the linker bi'li school, Is making arraiigenients for 8iitnmer courses In bookkeeping and accounting here this Biiuiiner. He piano! to. organize classes that will be III session twelve weeks, begin ning about .lime 'H Mr. Perry has. been head of the commercial department' of the lla incinbcrlng. . -t ' .- . . L ItlU.L.HUM SImaii liiiltv- ." I r Throughout tho ' "afternoon! IHe lit.Vi,n. I,, Hi Inner i-lreU'iif 'Ika f spend ring kept something iioiag e'-S ery iniinnte. Bucklug horses.. were I'lihleii imilea worn 'ii'iountftri 'for second and the fun kept running In J conllniinl vein. , , , ; ' f When Fied Spnlu .proved chara- plon of tho ribbon' grablwrn after a j heated conlost with lwo,other hbrss- 1 men tho griiud stand was ceavulsed j wllh luughter. It is a. little-show S ut. Iisolf 11 ml one that never , falls te ernnto Interest. One' tltliig : should J hiivo bnnn stngfld In connsttloa with,i thla show. Dan Clark ef Ihn.O-Tv', should have been presse late vice for lie Is rery muck of as tlst on horseback .and . especially 1 pluasos tho ladles with h la erect ill j grareful appearance on a Urs. t'J was there but for soiae.reasea he, remained quiet all dajr, .lobnson Keeps Tblngi : MUl The old hero of ma,rty sltigk aaiists lino. Thomas , Johnson, j Democratic politician, auctioneer aad nfttcial ' tfi noiineor of the sltpwj merer Alst'-lKi' program drag.) Ite ,' bad. ; ifa Wj event ready ann taera'Oal aaa'jaai- push to the skew the drrera and riders to got the grand stand, eptrutl. Judge Car MM Aeneas, lie it known far arts' wide tlati .lodge CArllale wan Induced to corns as Judge for this stock shoer from the I'rlnra of Wales storV farni ,1a ChnihIh wliere the Judge IS nosr sta tioned as geneial manager. " Ills Judging was apparently fault less and when the program was Wall If You Plana Picnic For Sunday Van Camp's Pork and Ucans piping hot tire nppttixing " and delicious... Vienna Hiiusagc in convenient sized' cans.AFor sandwiches deviled ham, cold boiled ham,' devileifvnieat, pimcnlo cheese, Roquefort eheeHC, Kraft cheese, 1 Oc per uackuce. e -w.as snap aaai f(1s lecture ti rs Siter, falUi'i Fresh Preferred kiia l m 1 1 las si ft . ... I poiaia i'iiipn, Vtotk inipb lAatocsJ rtcd nanntri, -."c per can. i 'l ( aielouees. lti aHhe, lettuce traWberries griipef ruit, radiHhf a; cucumbers, , nigus, giecn onions, turnips and . i I i I 1 1 ker high sclioot for several years and , e,,aunted lie climbed to the Judg-e s has also taught night classes in the V. M. C. A. there. LIMIT CATCH KS MADK ' ON INDIAN CRi;KK stand to make a fow remarks to th large crowd: I 'It has been eight years since T Judged this show," fuid Judge Car lisle, "nnd during that, period 1 have . noticed rcmarkuble . Improve ment In the livestock. I- slre t say to the people who bate ursd nnd slaved with tills nhow that Ills Is the largent local stork show Fishing Is good on Indian Creek, judging from -the catch made yesler day'by a pnrty composed of Al An- .!.,... .....1 ,.,ir ,,,! 4ti,l,,li T.,lei-u nn.l wife, who went up above Klgin and "J" """" '"'"" - jck on the creek 11 rwmniK. - mmo MKtnke Vlmle III Time : In no aitlcle In the Observer yes tercj.'iy. regjirtllng the Memorial ser vices to be held at he Baptist church Sunday by the Granite Lodge No. it; and the Crystal Jlebekab Lodge. a mi'si'ike was made In the time of the services, which will be' held Sunday. June 12. at the . Baptist church, at 2:30 oVln. . Oanr's -Garr. s Where Your w J I ar. dit Is Good- a a - At 12:01 a m., June 1!. s mini her r changes In the time at which trains leave here will become effec tlve. The new schedule as snnounc ed today Is as follows-: No. .19 leave at 9:99 p. nr-I No. 17. leave at t a in.: No 6. leave at 7:7 a m.; No 18, leave at 8:05 p. in.; No. 4. leave at 3:55 a m There are no changes in the sche dules of the other (rains of the. O.- W. running out of or arriving In La Urandc. after trying their luc .stayed there all day instead of con tinuing on to Wallowa. Both Andrews and Teeters caught the limit and some of the fine ones caught by Andrews ,-ire on exhibition in the I'utnam drug store window, today. AIJVKIITISK Alt' BRANDS DEMPSEY SLACKER WANTS FIGHT PROHIBITED Washington: d. c, June 10. Ilraudlng Uempsey as a "big bum" v.ho dodged the draft." Represent- tlvetlvo (iallirun of tfaia buselts Introduced a resolution in tile. house Wednesday jroyliHtig folhe prohi bition of tV-'" Crpcntter-Ii:mpey flghl. et for July 3.. mrtrt tooCTess eraits bonus to ti' aho f ;'; .the W'ld e. ' I ftie. resolution prlslU. he champbOisblp bou a - Ktlll I a 1ST ni'i.iM i' bnr atatn shows and national shows but nowhere is there a local show of tho Kim nnd uuallty of this out In Union. Oregon." He then urged the people to stand by the slock show and continue' to make It Ihe best. OIISKIIKK AllM ltllHK l-XIR IXWT AftTK'I.KH IX OUhtltMt "Composite" Brings Bomb Arrest ''"' .4 ' v. ..-. a 'w(mewwtM--w-i 1 JoeFs Grocery I ...j X 4 Taking a Chance Soinetinica it Is a good policy to take a dianco but in clothes buying it's 11 little different. You wouldn't think of taking a chance un a suit unless you knew there was a reputation behind it. All our goods are the kind that have. marie good. Take the Capps and Clolht'iaft Clothes for example 08 years of wieiitilic clulln'S liiaiiu facluring soiiielliing that isn't a gamble. A" of our other things, to wear, sut:h as hats,' bliws, .HhirU, eU'.'havi! years of niaiiiifui'Mir ing experience njul Micccssful iiiereliandisiug behind themi fuyurally they'll make gtanl. This is the hciil'iJarlors in Lit Gi'hikIu fol Vrar ables of thiV"iiukc goHl" vitriety. Vh nftt invstUtatef Now's t!ic time ,. ' We .:ck or RKI'L'IATION on every artile s wj sell. I- t X Glint's Clothier? . "...Us til World r flftksrr sve '0 . ,,,).Jf lt,'M"A)l-A-r, M,. nin w-ho l W..II l... t I.HHI, ilwlitc IJt-y have losf th0, ThajSto.' WfSh a Consignee.' ' Si a -a a a 1e re.toleV.ion says CSWe r was sl'r 0.0 0in ! he coi coiintry. a Thj iiiuut. 5 hv la miiMilit lnwii,.yifi was Q 110S ADA.W riJRiNISHUR S filf'i t I ulj..-J t:epv.roa near the 0' toe GQMPLEfE HOfv, 4 ' - " S3 e - e o tammmmmammmmmmmam ,