La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 13, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text00 O MONDAY, JUNE 13,921 U GRAND IvllWNG ftmkllVTJ o o PAGE fff ire o r. iJL I Local Nfe.ws In Brief Leaves for the Summer-j- Naditie O'Sulfivan deft this morn ing for Pendleton where she will spend the glimmer vsiting her fSther, Mr. J. O'Sullivan. . Goes to Boise ' Miss Befva Roup left Sunday for Boise where she will spend the sum mt;. Mist Roup is from Joseph and has been in La Grande visiting with Miss Marie Bowman. '.Leaves for Portland Francis Lees left this momng for Portland where she will make her home this summer. Miss Lees is from Baker. , Returns to Pendleton ' Mrs. T. B. Wells returned to her home this morning in Pendleton aft er a visit here with her daughter, Mrs. Louis Wetzel. Returns prom Huntington Mrs. W. D. McDonald returned this morning from Huntington where she has been visiting for a few diys. Leave for Spokane Mrs. D. H. Jesse and children, Nor man and Patsy, left this morning fo Spokane where theij" arc going for an extended visit. Accepts New Position j, J. If. Fry formerly employed al ! ! j COMING EVENTS. August 9. Special charter amendment election. June 11 Farmers Union Pic nic at Riverdalc Park. June 14. Flag Day. Special observance, Elks Temple, 8 p. m. June 20, 8 p. in. Free Chris tian Science lecture at Star , Theatre. Juno 20. Annual Bchool clcc- ' tion, 2 to 8 p. m. July 2. Dcmpsey-Carponticr 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. J. .J. .J. .J, 4- 4 4- ! K ?H & ri: rl: :it ri: & :H fr IF YOU MISS YOUR PAPER. K: Should any subscriber miss the ' ?c Evening Observer, please call the i: Western Union, Main 24, and a r't'. copy will be delivered at once, rl' ?.: Any discourtesies of carriers or & lateness of paper should -be re- r! S ported to the Observer, Main 37, : :r the following day and attention r'r will be given to the cdniplaintat-v S! once. V in K: Hi Men's . - Oxfords . For summer wear, in Mahogany Brown Calf, Vici and Wliitc Canvas at ' $5.00 to $9.85 Men's StrWHats in Sai- I Panama- liapes 11.00 Boy's latest Jazz Caps 15 -THt STORE W1IM A COSUCNCC 1108 Adams Ave. DA CE Modern danci;- Tuesday and and Sati dav nights Ticket given achl lady dancer, for Trizc Ti: b( given away lor siyiosv ar iaics-i a $1.45 ?" w each Tt ' Drawing y night 11 o'clock Watch this tniatc for dates REX HALL N. A. Disclet. Mgr. Cards' ; Where Yo use . .f.OMPi prp' .Silverthom'a Drug Store, has ac cepted a pusition at Salem. Mr. Frv loft Sunday for Salem to take charge of the TJruy Bella Confectionary SIOIC. i: Here fiHim Kclio ..Miss Nell Gillolto arrived tills morning from Kcho to be the guest ol Miss Mildred Rush. Return o Kutcrprise Walter Yager and Philip Corbett both of Enterprise, returned home yesterday after a short visit here in La tirandc. Leaves on Branch Ray Winters left this morning on the branch for Elgin where he will visit his parents for a few days. Returned to Portland Reno Banks left this" morning for Portland laftcr a short stay here in La Grande. Mr. Bamks is the field editor of the Breeders' Journal. Leaves on Branch Peter J. Theison left this morning on tho branch for points along the (Joes In Portland (Mrs. S. II. Williamson left this morning for Portland to visit with friends. . ' Mrs. Pugne leaves Mis. Donald M. TaElie left last evening for a two months vh.it lo Scio valley, near Albany, with her parents. St. IVlfi's (.iiIM lit MVrt St. Petor's Guild will meet to morrow afternoon at Hnnan Hall tit 2:U0 o'clock. All members are urp cd to be present at this special mooting. Stops on lltisint'tvs. Dritl C. JohiiHon, of Minnesota, while liointr through ai CthiuIq this pnal week-end, made u short stop horo mi a bun in ess deal with Mrs. M.f Williamson, of 1313 Madison-Ave. t trlii mi from Briivrr Mr. and Mrs. Claudo Mackey. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Murchtson, Kd T;qy-' lor and JuHiih Smith motored to Heaver Saturday evening, return. itv Sunday evening. They report si very pleasant time. ' , " ' Leaves for Montana II. I. Gilmoro of Minum, left this morning ior Missoula, Mont., where he will uccopt a position.- Mr. Gil more has been here visiting his mother, Mrs. 0. . A. Flcascr, before leaving for his position. Mrs. Gunn Arrives Mrs. Jos. W. Gunu and son. Joe. arrived this morning from Spokane to make their future home here. Rev. Gunn, pastor of the Kplscopal ian church, and his daughter, Mits Lois, have been here for some time. Lenvci for Salem Mrs. .lt J. Fcarson loft last even ing for Salem, whoro she was Oalled, mho to the iltnonrf of" her ' sister-in-law, Mrs. A. D. Thompson. Le.TVf This KvenliiK . M If s Irvni Halo aiid Mis3. KmHy (rlrt. b(fth 'rfr1 rtftrdloton.wlrt Jeavo this evening for their homer, after an extended visit here with Mildred and Myrtle Hoyt and Ber niro Thompson. I). O. K. K. Vans Throuffh A number of U. O. K. K. passed through this moining on No. 24. They are from tho northern part of Idaho and ure fcohiL to Itupert. Idaho, to attend the convention tl.at is tt be held lliore on Wednes day, Thursday and Friday. raising 'rhriiii:lt R. W. Miteholl, Oraiid Chanccl- loi of the Siiiircine Lodge of Knii;hla of I'ythiafl. pafed throuK'n :'ils liiornliic on big way to Rupert. Main, to attend the D. 0. K. K. ''invention' lo lie hold there. Mr. Mitrhell in from Not Perec, Idaho. Mm 'liliriMM Hold .AlrrlillR Vt'HHiii Ilannun. member of the eMiulivo board of the inachlnlsu inlet national union, v.-Ith headquar ters In WanliliiKton. D. C.. addrcs etl a larie meeting of labor people 111 the K. 0 1. hall yesterday af ternoon. Ho svokc on the welfaro of tho orKanization in 'concral and n!Bo reviewed the preuent labor sit uation. . Visited Kise Keitival Hoyd McKennon of I-a (Jraride, in charge of 'the recent Union county flock show, couldn't get to Portland in time for(tho Rose Festival because the dates of hi i-'hovr conflicted vith the Portland fiesta,- but he did tht lest he could, arriving hre yetpr- Carr's Credit Is Good- It- v E.EIJRNlSHBt day. Mr. McKennon registered at the imperial yesterday his way to Walla iwlla, vhcre ho will put on another stock how. Oregon ah. ; Leave Hospital "Fedaj Mrs. J. C. Niedercr and snail spn were able,to leave the hospital today ' i Recovering "Mrs. W. J. Dillingham has sufficl ently recovered to leave Ike hospital. Awaitinr. OperatKm Mrs. J. C. Wise is at the Grande Ronde hospital where she expects to be operated on in few days. tiettinr Alone Nicely , B. A. Berrnon who is ill at the hos pital is reported to be getting along nicely. - Zimmerman in Portland ' G. W. Zimmerman of La Grande, well-known business man of Union county ,is at the Benson. Oregonian. Operated Saturday- John Fletcher, who was operated on at the hospital Saturday, is report cd getting along nicely. (joes to Vnlon Miss Louise Korn, county health nurse, left this morning for Union, where she will spend the day. Leaves for Klorn Alton Clark left Sunday for his home in Flora. Mr. Clark is from Corvallis, where he. has beon at tending tho O. A. C. , Leaves for Home M rs. 'Ray Strack, of Pendleton, who came here over a week ago to be op erated on at the Grande Ronde hos pital, has sufficiently recovered from the ordeal to leave for home. I'p In Wheel (hair Robert Ludn'ig, who suffered a broken leg sometime ago when a frac tious horse kicked him, is up in a wheel chair now at the Grande Ronde hospital. At K. of C. Meeting Henry Nurrc and J. McNamee of La Grande, prominent in the councils of the Knights of Columbus, were at the Portland yesterday. They came down to attend a special meeting of their order. Oregonian. Will Attend 1'ortlnnil Meeting Mrs. O. M. Humphreys. Worthy Matron of Hope Chapter, O. K. 3.. left last nighl for Portland, where ilie will attend the sessions of tlift tirand Chapter of Oregon, as lepre sentutlve from the local chapter. I liurcli llefiniMlml The timing of the inside of the Unnlixt church has been eoniplotod and the added light In the church now makes It a much more cheer, ul place thau before the work -was done. ftlrturn From Honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Glenn, of cnhler. returned this mornfng from Ptnrtland, where they hare been spending their honeymoon. Mrs. (.Men 11 was formerly Mrs. Dora Wag" outer, of La Grande,' Married ;, ' j' ' 'r. . '. .IWiss BetH,rilton'ahd' Hienry CoUh1 ell. A;ere united ' In marriage' yester dity at four o'clock at; tho homc.'of the bride. Tho y'oong couple left the suite .evening for Portland, where they ill spend their honeymoon.. Here 'from North Powder Arthur Gorbam. of North Powder, is in La Grande today lo be on the Jury. Mere from Ilaker ... J. P. Lotrldge, of Maker, manag er of the Eastern Oregon Light and Tower company, Is registered at the Somer hotel. . . : R Here from Knterprise It. II. Kay, of Enterprise, is In La Grande for a few days. Mr. Kay, is iieg)8lered at the Homroer Hotel. Here from Baker V. HI Southerland, of Baker, trav cling for the Baschefiage Hardware company, is In town today and Is res Jr.tercd at the Sommer hotel. .Mr. and Mr. U'I'kerwHl lato Mr. and Mrs. ft. A. Wtlkcrson will leave tomorrow for Calahan, North Carolina, where they will visit for the neil six weeks Willi Mr. Wllker son's mother. On the return trip .they will atop off at Greeley, Colo rado, where Mr,' Wllkerson will at tend the state teachers' college.' Mr. Wltkerson .has been principal at the Greenwood school for the past sev eral years. ' Battery Buddie Meet PcVcr Nelson' of Josph, is a vieitir in La Grande '.odty. Though he had not taken out his firs' natural'.. 1 tijn Vpers. Mr. SiVjh volunteered for service in tbe i tMi State army son after wi .'!; ,icclrel, and the otijocl ef his vi.'lt Icrc is to take out ni.i final ifr rn'd Mftka kimoelf in tian-e lt c Ins already sroveil himself o he ra far fcyal cki ren of the L'aitsd f.-.lr. Mr. Krlsrxi and W. I. Mtsry,. it tk OWevrv fercc wcr Mk weiii'wr" t y A, S-:J Field Arlillvr ul V ft. ly enjoyed this irretiag, tarir tif-i tinre their oi'jsnutyj. an, tcred out of the seraic. James '. tf cNamec led iaturdu' ening for Poitlaanto attend the coBveelloa of lh Koigltta of Colum bu. Mr. M'..Vawe will return thin T " -- -r 11 11 1 1 s m 1 in.,a, i W vjs Si Wkl SNki I It vl Baby Boy Is Born Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Dow arc the proud parents of nn eight and 11 fourth-pound baby boy born Sunday evening at U o'clock. Return F'rom O. A. C Miss Grace and Kdna ' Allen re turned home from Corvallis where they have been attending the O. A. C. Both Girls were formerly em ployed as bookkeepers at the Hilton Garage. Attend Convention Ben Bassctt, and Henry. Nunc lefi Saturday evening for Portluml to at tend the Knights of Columbus con vention. ' ' i i ' ' WILLIAMS.. Aril.. June 13. LI. Alexander Pcuison, army flier, Sun day flew into the Crand canyon and landed and took off hkhIii at an altitude of more than IIOilll font. He said he bcliovod this w;is I ho first time olthor fout had boon ac complished. ' - t . . Lt. Pearson has been ordered by (he war deiiarlinonl In riy over the canton to study Its air 1 liniuiU for the' department of the' Interior tind s IN GRAND CANYON to locate fossil'' landing fields. jileted revvalcd the following rnsull:': - IH'imMIi- f Twrmtwt'''Uie--iiiv4' )istr'ietfltrmnyTfrTthrt' per pait of tho Grand canyon Is 13 miles from rliu In rim and the lower gorge is etcht miles wide." said Pearson in describing Ills ex periences. "I felt every moiiiont lo be flying right Hlnp Into souin vast cliff. This was an ''.Illusion, of course, due to the unusual situa tion of and nlrnlano giHiiiiiiiKly fly ing bciow ground. ; . CREST OK FLOOD IN 1'OKTLAND HAS BEEN REACHED PORTLAND, Jiiuo 13. I'nlcw there Is another hot spell, lausiirg a further rise In Ihe rivers,- the crest of the flnd has been reach ed here. The I'pper Columbia nix! Ihe SnatiC hro dropping, tho Wll lamette drop lias beon three dajs, shllonaiy. and a slow nieei in ineimnes 1 nursonv. .nine : -. 3 f k&&tA aViX I irre.uKi f.r Hut nnxi I ". wnen tncy wilt name directors 'j j Vfr.'.T - ':.'H"X fr V from their number, to servo for one; ;-.": : '. T -T Kv V I 1.KAI. MKN 'f;i,L NO TALUS : ' -C.V.'r -r&XRSl - I (IIIHF.UVMl WANT AIH PAY j ':r . Coming!- JSiS 44 t . j . . arv.-,V; .rwsa 14 1 03 A-ta4.T.4.' of tt"i riil mid four tkfci'mmvrf, . Tl.c Perftkt P&iufe '-' " . H ' ' ...... I f . " j v"zl ! 1 : . . . . . e ' " , A'!'1'! A JV? IB " i' 't tkit, lyvitiTu Rial). 'a o o 0L4VC7 If la.WU'. looirt.tif thai womlflful 1 t-Ja ly . . . GW)R(KS CARPENTIER AND HIS IUT CONTRACTS ARE GRAIN GIIOWBItS SIGN UP 131 BUSHELS. 4.163.- Delegatcs Recently Elected Arc lo Meet in The Dalles Thursday to Name Directors. ' ' TIIK DAI.I.KS, Juno 13. Tho Ore gon Co-operative Grain Growers' as sociation now. has 1,458 contracts signeil with whoit growers In the state, calling for the marketing of a grand total of '4,103,431 bushels o wheat. ly the association during the coining year, it has been announced by Kilgur L. I.udwick, . organisation manager, whoso headquarters tiro in this city. Of this total, 127 contracts arc i-igned with Wasco county farmers, calling for the co-operative market ing of :ill,."0l) bushels . of wheat. Among the other counties of the state which have a large number of asso ciation members inTe Washington, Jefferson,, Sherniaii4 ,(;ilia.m, Mo.rrow, Wiillowu, Union and Baker 'counties, Klectiiin of delegates las born going on in the various districts cov ered by the association at the .pres ent lime. A check of the Tote com- ker, Union and Wallowi counties: It. B. Dnvidhiier of Joseph unit J. K Reynolds of 1m Grande. District 2 Results not checked. District ' II Morrow county: How ard Anderson of Ilcppner and Her bert .Olden and II. V. Smouso of lone. District 4 Gilliam, Wheeler and Grant counties: C. A. KdwardM, land J. W. Dyer, both of Mnyville. District li Sherman county: V. H. Smith of Wasco. William Powell of Moro, and Fred Krusow of Gmss Val ley District IV Wasco. Hood River, Jef ferson. Crook and Deschutes coun ties: ('. A. Ilarth and Roy Bolton, both of The Dalle". District 7 Multnomah. Clackamas. Washington 'and Columbia counties George H. Brown of New Kra. All of the delegates elected will 1 I All of the delegates elected will,! . '-Jj.:"tif' hfi'-' ' L- ft I IDG i NEW TODAY! LOST On the roadside near llllynril, 12-gauge Winchester lliimmerless shot gun in ciiiivns case. Return to Hurry Lust or phone ICHIil. Re ward. ' (i-13-0tp LOST Jersey cow with short lionns. Halter on. Jlulliin on brisket. Heavy, with cif. Phone Red 3111. 0-13-:itp FOR 8ALK V kit oh riililnot CU1 Jofforsou Avo, i- Oak. 6-13 31 l'OIt, BALK nVw , Dallon AifiiiiiB I Muchlnu. KiiLnlii. Cull Obsorv-1 er.' " -t "- 0-13-tf WANTEb Plain sewing and dress 722. 6-13-4IP uiukinA phono Ulk. ri:i.i, TALKS WAKTKD-HiilnKiiinn to sell (.1111(1 mllo t;unran(oed tiros direct In - I tie 1. i coiip DKA IIMKN ARCADE "'ODAyA- BBBEi DANIELS BY ELMER HAFf.1S DIBCCTCD BY MAJOR MAOBJCG on saMowVpr ronsuineTs at lowrprlcel Bsupla tiro furniicdnru. f Ameri can Tiro anJ'VuliefTCo., Bo 111, Chicago, 111.. 9 ) Sewing. U'iiccs reason' Red 13UL'. fma, Luton WANTED ublc. lied ossliiK. d;eliiK, ikwsitKlliK. 1 Also Clilhin'a elotliea a rp-titito etiiilpmeiit. loideilBtooius U mid 10 r)riKl-Sloie. . C-13-lm l,l:(irl. MKMIlDltS ATTK.NalO.N! . All inoinbors of Anioricaii Legion Post No. -13 are' asku iHltuUto iiicot at :4aTJin Tueai injiri iittondlni; lliiglos' Hall at 7: day. for tlio ipurpin thn King Day Mreiuonloii at the Klks' Club in a hmly. '-13-at s ROY CiritftKY,. . , , . Post Comnuuiuor. ', Cull I'or luipniveiiu'iit H0111I.1, Nollco Is heroliy given that Im provement bonds of tho city of la (iraiulo, OrOKon, numbors G!MI to f 39, - Inclusive, bourlug Unto of March 11) and Mjrrrh 18, l!)i:(. In cluding liitorrari lo l1to dale of re duiiiptlon, yffl 'laj ltkolV lii mid ro tlflomcd by thoiA'asuior ot the Cily of La Criindo, Oregon, 011 tho llltli day ot July, 1!I21. Dated this' 11th day of Juno,' 1921. . , . H.M.MA M. FOWLF.lt. Treasurer City of La llrando. V ' Ju. 13 10-17 H : -.v.--, CARD OF '1111 AN KS. ; We wish to thunkiour friends rind neighbors ' for tlic (sympathy, help nnil kindness shown fit us in the loss of our dulling little Mario. Wo also wish to thank) them for tho beautiful flowers. . which) wero sent. MR. AND MRK KARL CAItPISNTKR AND It K LAlT IVES, ti-13-ltp Klcin-lji ( ginning Juno Auto Stage, be- leavcs La Grande, L. & 1- Drug corner, (1 u. 4 p. m. Lc ). 111. Klgin 8 a. m.- I), 0-li-lm tmwmm PtiKKDAY'-- i : i 0 r t ehunifWoiiiy i dress inVdnV' siiei'liijtyk l Mrs. H. J over.L. XT. ua I (bralWable-Cbiiipwfa f1al1 I U l Ills1 I WATim-rnow i m 1 iwut nnur m i IN CAMPING I "-V--KQUMBNT ' i I I Ctmrt lit and ' I Bod one I r it t..l 1 .. I . IS I 0 " r9' n e eo4 0 ... o " o. " -. ' n -.a . . . .. Q ,- ..