La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 22, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti h V o o f V " T iwrnr r.. v ' - V r.tfiiAiwvrisiiwft AKnTtR WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22, 1921- tsa at Kb GrV. n DMA M M 0 fMSt fR ilifi(JmM atr nnMti-a - OA'. K. J". Who aw4 fcuuy fti-Tfca I dcWph-lli! tw M tkrr t.c(.Iu ta and fi. ,ac. VoriHwf to ww received Vy prwi &. Tle M6I14W pir fty "It's Just oive bM of ooWnxMH ti ter p'olher a-s Wng M ca beep going." flcturm Home ; Mlsa Ltlclle Pierce, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Waltor Pierce, arrived home this morning from Corvallla, where slie ban been attending the O: A. C. Mlaa Plorce graduated from O. A. C. last week. Interests Are Sold H. A. Hawkln and Carl Harklns who recOnlly Hold their Interest In the Grande Itotide Moat company at EiRln, were In town yulenlay. The former expwts to go Ip Port land anon to make his heme nn (I the latter will go to Wn'li Walla, Vail)., to reside. North Powder Crops UimnJ . .The North Powdor aectlon will have the hot grain crop In years this year, according to Guy Trot ter, farmor from tboro, who was In (own today. Homo of his fall rye la seven feet high and his whenl Is coming along well. The North fonder section had more rain Hi lb year than some of the flthor sec tion! of the county, giving the grain a'botler start. Haying will hi art on a niinibor of North Powdor ' ranches late this week. Karller Prr Hour i '( Changes In press time effective at the Obsnrver offica are being worked out this week, and begin ning ' with the coming work thin paper will have Us afternoon edi tion on the streets at an curlier hour. To bring this about. It bo eoniiia necessary to move buck the time limit both of now and want ads. The end sought, however, In t ne that Is sure to plcaso every Taader, for It nionns tho evening pa per, with Its messages from the (our corners of tho enrth anil from fcoiile, ton, will he noil dliitrlliulcd tq all sections of the city by 5:110 or B o'clock. ' ti-t-w'ttg iil Bil8( Cutta, . laggings K kannt Xfttl'V- 8 jl tirfc m I gtyta nei cetoirs, trmf VLB 11 pmea arc mrxA wsoHidAc II) : p i l: I 1 1 : TrtE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE'WORLD i MotnrVyrle hnd I'ar Vji1i n A- -motorcycle driven by B. K. Anderson and a car drlvon by Hail W. Ciur collided Monday afternoon at " Hie corner of (lroenwood and Adams avenue, damaging both inl and motorcyclo alightly. Record Ing ,10 reports a team obscurod tho vision' of boiii drivers and tlio blame la purtly renponftle. (iK9 to IVllltlctoll Mil Joy Aydolotl, of Kugenc, the stalei prosldenl of the Chrtmiiui Churlh Chrlsllah Kndeiivor AhhocIii (Ion. loft this ilioirilim tor Pendle ton lo,hold a i.toiiilbV l"iipll,' rally there tbls ivehllij..i iMiasfK.vdololl attenddil tire ftrnrdiillon'' Inat won held akj-liajcer! Insl' oek and ro- turncdj.liial : evening , ffolli Klgln. where she-nehl-s-.ri(llvi'cstordiiy for tfte young pouplo. 'f JWrrirs by Tralnload " Eleven car loads of llool Iliver tlraw berries went IhroOgh Ij (Iramlc this morning on No. 0 going -to L'hi " . - Ifetf former Itr-jtldrnl! Mr. and Mrs. Turner Ollvor' COMING EVENTS, June 25. Annual picnic of the county grange at the experiment station at Union. July I. Dempscy-Carpsntlet bout, Jersey City. July 2-4. Sla'.a Convention United Artisan:, Astoria. July U, 4, 5. Fourth of July celebration at holder. July" 4. Celebration at lin- blcr. July Z2 B:S0 p. m. Ad club dinner. July 8-18. Chautauqua at, ttlverside Tark. July 15-17. Statt cnvn- .(ion, llnited bpaiysb War Vetarans in A.U'iiia. . August 0. Special chatter amendment elcctiont 4-. HMJTAUQUA i n WLL-Sm BE EtM-'A WBIK OF PLEASURE A WEEK OF EDUCATION A W.KKK () TWOROUG ENJ9VMENT IN THE OPJ2N WITH FKIENDSK THAT'S TBI) (;. OJNfJ0(lj HAJUTAUQUA. FOR THIS, THE EVENT OF THE .TEAR, IWI HILL NEEO CLftTHING SUITED FOR EVERY OCCASION. WE ARE SHOWING THE NEWEST OF THE. .SUMMER VASHION IN EVERY DEPT. MORNING DRESSES Dresses of Gingham, percale and the attractive new ' Ty back style, dresses of gingham and bi-own smartly styled and trimmed. Prices 4(1.98 l $4.08 . POLLY PRIM APRONS This popular styled apron in a variety of patterns in bright colored Ginghams and Per cales. Priced at. 59S THE CALL OF THE WATER Is best answered in one of our new swimming , suits. Wc ure showing new styles in a great variety of . new color - combinations. Suits for every . member of the family . in cotton mixed ami all wool suits. ; - Prices 98c to $G.90. FOR HOME SEWING aire NEW SUMMER LOW CUTS Are now on display" in our shoe section. Laced oxfords, plain pumps, ' one and two strap slip pers arid two strap slip pers in "white, '-grey, brown ; and black: kid, calfskin, suede and calf skin. . Many new lasts and color combinations are included. Frkcs from . $3.98 to $9.90 Any woman ran Kpeml a morning pleasantly and profitably "with a Mc C 'ill I pattern and one of these dainty new sunimcr frock material.'). ORGANDIES, VOILES Imported Organdies, ,I5 inch plain colors : :.. 98 '' Domestic Organdies, figured patterns 39c Figured Voiles, 40 inch widths 2.1 to 98 Domestic Giiiyjhniiis 18 to I3 Imported Ginghams G9 v im Unliatc, large check piillerna 29 SUMMER SILKS For skirts, dresses, suits ami blouses we rc showing many beautiful new silks in tho season's, most wanted colors. Crape tin Chenes ... Georgette TusKiih Silks Wash Satin Tubular Silk Jersey $1.19 to $1.98 Natural I'ongee 8 to $1.98 CROCHET ,' : THREAD It. M. tV Star or' J. and P. Coats crochet threads 8 . PICNIC BASKETS ' Generous sized cases of ' straw cloth, with two catch locks, suila blo for lunches. Prices 89c to -$1.19 SEALPACK UNIONS , SPORT GARMENTS The season's 'newest sport gar ments are here. A beautiful array of :" Loose fitting la smart new styles and colors.' . All the ; Jies' union suits' new Novelty Silks in skirts-and jack ets of flannel, plain or blazer stripest and,, many attractive- styles and weaves in Silk Migniette. ORGANDIE ' ' DRESSES New arrivals en able us r show many ' new in ' these sumnver dresses, crisp per ni ancnt lustre organdies in the beautiful sea son's color make them most attrac tive. - ( y of dimity and mull, tube or bodice styles. 98cS kSUMMER AlILLINERY - Many Atnart new shapes .organ- rib- U this kthese, newest iirVjtim- Diost dcsiimile. the prices Tfcuigc from 6.90 .die; cirepV Hie meV hats, is 1 1 J s $3.98 to PURE THREAD SILK HOSE New arrivals now enable us to show them in brown white, grey, navy and black. Prices 98t to $1.98 NEW BLOUSES WASH SKIRTS Many . beautiful Graceful styles, in new styles in silk : standard q u a 1 ity and wash waists. vojieSi' gaberdines, New . ..styles and twills," piques and new colors arrive . ma(has. Prices daily. Prices .' ' ' ' 1.49 to $4.98 98 to $9.90- $1.09 $1.39 $2.25 $1.98 . K im & 13! LJmmmvu " tt i . I Mi 312 DEPARTMENT STORES THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT i STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD DAINTY UNDERTHINGS OF SILK Camisoles, envelopes, vests, knickers, combinations, step ins, gowns and many new styles in camisole fronts. Fine quality "'crepe de chene and . Jersey silks in a varie-' ty of beautiful colors. The prices make them possible for all to .buy. Kttl-O o Hpoktinu; nrrlvsnl In tho ' i-lty ilila nidi nine for a vIhII Willi Mrs. Ol. Ivor's hrolhors, I'otor noil Uiiilnin .MiDoiiiild, Tlio Ollvurs pro form, or residents of thir, oily, whoo Mr. Ollvor was. a ivoll-knnivn iiltiirnny. Mr. Oliver I" now rrciHtiiir for the KlmW'i ul Land Dank of Spokunc. ffrrrvSi-IrjiifSTKrKrlT!'; t T i: WH,:-Kn-H-;-:-:-:-:-;-;-:;!'niK ' K- CIIKNAUI.T FARM Personals to spend Ivo feakd vUltlng wllli U total of $2,030,094 collected during tnoir uni'lo, llobori Noting.. Mho entire yeur 19H0, .mi'h. ii. .M. inetps loct this morn, lui; tor ItoUli urtnr a visit Of nix months here with hor daughter, Mik. YV. r. Koliy. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Choato, e- I'ompHiileil by Cecil Andeisoo and! Inra Jones, motored to Sunimer vlllo yosionliiy to spond I tie day visiting ivlih Mrs. T. A. (.'hunts. EDGAR CHENAULT RENTS HARVEST WAGE SCALESSOOWN I. t Chrnault and Family Visiting iu I'reeoater Will Make Im (irandv Thoir lliwne. AVtRAGE GRADUATE ' OF O. A. C, IS -M.9 YEARS, OLDEST 51 II. I.. llionnliiK. of Koli'ipiiHo, is roElHtored it! tlio Summer lioiol. Pot or llulvor. who alt;iiilod ilio grand i-hiiplor of tlio Khsikiii St.ir. and nlso (he meeting of tho Mason. ' """"""" i . K. Clionault ami. family left l.v nus rivuiiii'o in ma Homo, ..,...i.:i ,u ... .. i .v.- ... L . .. .... .-"".- "- 'iitii "i wii- rt.-cauw oi me more niiiu-uu wunc nere (. , Noyoa roitirnod Mmnlay f,,,. KVeevvati-r, where the.v wfll visit ,i . hiirhnr viel,l- evening from Portland where he Mr. ('hi-naull's brother. Mr. I. . . . . Ilnx lo-n HC'liclllii- .-,.. - IIV... U- .1. ! l-.,..... u... .-. romMiri.n won- .,. years liinf for fie la.it too ili.. j ir PENDLETON, June 22 The Uma tHIn County Kaim Bureau labor torn. mittee with representatives from tlje iliffcrent wlK'at growing locati iivr if the county, ndopted a scale of wages for harvest labor. T'njs cnle is somewhat higher than the suite set by the Farm Humans iu Sherman and Morrow counties be ... v ...K,. n, rcu.ru cs th(. n.(u,.tiim j, between thir- .1 r. ( hen-iult s nlnre for tun vearH. '. ... . .... Tile Lane Chapel ,.ll: llntd a pi.- ,! , . K. ln,.nHU wMI w 7,, ,C .L, offered nlr tn.,,,,,,,,,. nftornoon nt III. City . c,r. At the end of the two ' I ,u ,'hc W"B!' """ ;,,.U i.iui. . . . . lare higher than they can really af- 1 ,,n- vnurK h.il.ritr will. ImIia i.hurvn i.r n I . . . . . ... .. . . , , ,. , , . !' ; , ,. rrd to pay. coiiMderiog tne larctnat Ilu-h f. Call. .if Vnlo. If( own farm ill Valier, Moiit., where he ,u .. v... i ..n after ns over a half section of land almut cM (.u( fn ,no h(, ,o..c n.,i-m ,e .ro n m rr-,.,.HhlnV((l u m ,ie mosl 1 Part of thn land is under irrigation,,.- j...i.i..i .t-. ' , ,........ ani-wti-i K.i.i.u, i. .o vcMiiru .ua. riiuiK Miillli nun Karl Italian, of, aim " ir..,., , ., .u,.y , 01(1(1(. o 8(K.re Mp it I'Imi, wrw in John . M.NmiI (own ycstt'rit'jj M 'tils hmmmIhk fur 1'nl tlmrl visit heip-with !m .not In r lou on himhiMii " umM-r mv ne,wuM be nmrnry to offer the fol v Ii .v. niv. , I timin hHing.$'J 5(; cooks, $3; roust- off. V. lUUpr. of! " . . . . V7 .-trw TmuliT, .truck drivers. of I'im b. vai In ; 1 ' . j PLAINTIFF W INS TR A1LLH CASK! MH,uti "driver and nit'eh Mr u.,.l .,..,,. ... vrroi.-i .or .ne planum "is,... ...,. ,r,.i, .1, .l..,,...t. e,e .' I,, r.t; i """ b.J Jury In h c.. t.r;w; Af. ' j... hauh bin M,.,tnrdv. ' . Ur'l' 1 ""!' VS; l: W- W.r,KhT,Vl (fl-pending on distance to flaul) M- Mrs. A. K'lv.nho. alten'ded the: ' r, " ",vr "", m ,.om ' ! UWtk header tenders. $X50; h ie CORVALLIS, June 22. The aver age age of June graduates of the col lege was 24.9 years, higher than us ual. This is said to be due to the fact that many of the men lost time from llcge while in the service. The oldest .-tudent was 51 and the young .est 19 years and 11 months. frtoringl tota'li ti&lusioli of Clapaneae' wnd other Orientals from-tho United States. The executive council wis Instruc ed to take steps to prevent any modi fication f -the- ChHreso- exvtirslon' act. They were also urged to work; for the repeal of the . "gentlemen's agree ment" with Japan. ' - A. F. of L. Has Hot Fight On Resolution iNEW TODAY i ltl' Sl,PPKK. The ladles, oft f lie Baalist church wil serve a 4'fl supper lii( the chuVch bKnonienl ,' Friday evening. j Everyone is invitetl. 6-22-2t eo'vck " Inquire BecKC.t' hrOsV, Cove, Ore., for price and terms. . B-2a-6tp LOST BaWs thain with diamond in pendant, initials, (j. L. . 8.-. . Be- Jcvielny. Store and Phone Red , 6-22-lt tween Binicy s rirsc bt. yn Adams 3792. .V, WANTED By man and wife. Two rooms, or one large and convenient. Furnished for light housekeeping. Moderate price. Phone. Red 1451. B-22-ltp LOST Party who has opal ring which ' disappeared recently from lifo Wash. St." l knoo-n. If ring Is returned promptly, no questinns will be asked and mat ter will be dropped. , 6-22-ltp (Continued from Page Onf ) I FOR SALK 160 - acres of choice farmini? groond 41 miles north of YVANTKD Uentlcftnen and room. 16P6 Main 7o. V for board lah. phone , fc-22-2t P A- N OE MoJirn dancci--Tuc,oiy nd o jid SnturJiiy iiilit Old ItS DitnVe Thursday. Ticket giWti rfsnen ladjiodiinclr. for rrize-Jfo bA jiven sway o eA'hoTJysdiiV oilght o Drawing; atsu u'cliivk . "Watch Ulis spuo fur date .(TREX0HALL,: annual nieeiiiig of Ik,, fc'alo school! iomlav. , Mr.'i'.l iVi. A. w. Hay nod chil dren. ( oli;.ni,-e and Alfred, w h haie l.etii lii( I',. tlaml alnco .lull , relmneil I.. If, (iiallili. voalorday lo make llieli home. Mri '. . Stt.itif.non and Oibv l(,tl Ihm ...mIiik for Spukaue o'"r llt .here vt rriOi.iH and il- atuoa. 0 o 0 i trailer .id to le worth $.100. Craw I I- I.:- .!.. i aim iiMn nTiT .iuii.'.a mi i . .. .,!.- ,.l..l..i;rr,.....i i t r... Pun,,,rr' ! Ihe di'femSiiits. . .UTO REGISTRATION PAS5.ES 100.000 . . . MARK ON M VV.3I down, $.l.."'0; sack Jig M; header 94-.'0; sack sewers. $5: cittclpillcr operators, $l; separator tenders for combine Je Tin; statiou ary niiH-hinei-, t; picking op sacks iti field id piling for hauling, $1.25 'tr hundred. Alii Clark l.-ri this mnrii- j SAl.KM. June 22.-'rhc lOO.WHW WOHAN IS NOMIN-AVKU. . . . WAsrtlKCTON. Aine 2" Presi- ,... tnr , dent Hnnliiiff has nominate.) Mrj In. "a. ... i O . ... . ... I : n t... . . ' .11.. - ' ' Ufa, U It ..- Itl.l h.iH.u In lnmin . luitd Ing trial and punisnment for Brit ish army men guilty of atrocities in Ireland. fcolry ?feMrt ?iow. No sooner had the committee's report been read when Cornelius jJ Foley, delegate Irom th barkers' It union, took the floor, reading a 12 telegram from Harry Boland, secre- lary lo Kamonn I'eValera, "provls- lonal president of the Irish repub- " lb." which said: . "The organlaiun (American '!. j Federation of tbtrl is looked on I I to do something tv Ireland. V J 1 want the boyc-jit. or nothing." if j Mr. Foley decliwd that "there is'! ;only one place" where we can hurt J ! England, and that is in hfr pock.t-l .book" J i Christian.M. Madden -f the Chicago ' ' Federation of IjiN.r then moved to ! amend the convention report by add-C jng a clause calling for boycott by '! American litior against British goods,' and British conitanies as long as the Brtti.-h govern'nient laintaina iits ! ! barbarous and dP$tru.-tive polic)- in I Ireland." . . ' ... Chautauqua Week IS NEAR r lor, niter a iw ith h.-r i-omin. Ml MIm lO.,,,,,. . . 1 1- " o""" ' iiiiiijw im h,0, ik..r ! PolMalld ".!.' vlatt h.'i e 1 r.'pi'.lriiii!. on Carol tilcnn. 0,1x1.1. v.i a.Y.iidiua to Li k..r. Jh.o slnit. i ompiled by Secretary of Stato' similar office. first nomination of a woman for Y.itir. The tot. I rraittration fori lelt ihlr inmntii (or r.Miilloln to i IW'iO was IIW.T'.HI automobiles. MaH-1 Is 10 be hclif llirin (jwHo.ii.rTii sn 1,(1 (hit q ruin (iOl6irprr M.f HA..ialc 5AI"'.' OTy ar'tloDg Ssb Vr O'.l Pna. on May .11 with lnmt r. aiuaaer. lor cus.on, .on.-c- A of vPirf r,i5,d -,hllt , that dnte tolling ,r of P .It. Luke ( ity. This is the this could not b introdu.M because it J ; was part ( resolutions alnOdy re- h jeeted ?y the comn.ittce. PAnt P jtiomperi. sustaiO' ?n? point of oroj idcr and adjournedo the convention I w hile several delegates Pwcse s'gug igling for recognitiim of the chair. t I Would Fjtladfc Oriental. J The c.mvnti..n wenbo!r0d isil, 1 OO 8 July 8 to 15 Our line -of Jantzen Bathing 'Suits for Ladies, Men and Children. Trtca '. 91.25 t ?8.45 RatKing Caps 50 to 95 Jlen's nd Boy's Krds Tfnnis" Shoes x ?i.G5 to $:.a5 hildrn's Wash Suit's $l.'J5.t loi's ShirUaaiH Blouses, .best ' quality $KlV each - Vjilrh-wi's Oxfords $lV, pair . "s Khaki riM J'alnj Beach Knjkers.$l.(i.- ?ol Thtw Fault fith. lally Hint rgitition' totaled 4579 or lust Sl2 i Vt,s)r, u. P wmAr nf t jvlrt. hf of Mf.y. IP.'Oe Regiitrationit and 'wldo"ers'ooc tl clnv am VW""' poor and Kilwurit Itu. liaii. ', fcc collict.-ly the deiQrtment t.i0lonel.o-oKaa 8 id'i-. Tes but not lt-pJM V Boj ,USH . ..... o 1 to qNTiniiry-,.!, A COMtCltNCC 1108 Adams Ave, t 9 V 9 Q 9 & O 0 09 't- ... - O Jak 1 mi mmnm i m iiji nfrrrr-- -r .an iM.