La Grande evening observer., July 06, 1921, Image 5

WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. 1921.
LA GRANDE EVF.Nifcfi? (JlJSKRVER
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Local News In Brief
fjeats on Sale Now
'- Membership and season tlckotB
tor the Grande Rondo Chautauqua,
which opens Friday, are ou sale at
the Van Buren Cigar Store.
Job Is Regular
Miss Ruth Courtney, who left for
Pendleton recently to take a position
in the 0. (W. II. & N. depoti of that
city will be located there permanent
ly, having been the successful bidder
for the place.
(irandpa Dlsqua tinted
.' Charles Dlsqua is fairly walking
on his tiptoes today, he is so claiod
over his new title of grand fal her.
tor, on July 2, a nine-pound son
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nate Ar
'drey, of Portland. Mrs. Ardrcy Is
Mr. Disqua's daughter.
Alrplnne Is Home
l William Heughau and Walter K.
Lee arrived in La Grande thin
iilortting froni l-ilgin, cumiug over
In ai airplane piloted by Lees.
WiUtaa kas been taking pictures
at tire .celebration while in Klgin,
and Me. Lie has been taking peo
ple, up fur fides In the piano.
vrqjUmit Convociiikio
; Hen-. Alfred Lockwood, pastor nf
he t'boreb of tke ltodecnerir. was
MttAGkin at fViBVWuMrtll III I.H ( , I'll Of 111
week as one of the reprosen
trttrves of Uio Kpiscofal diocese of
partem Oieteon to attend the Pro
vincial S'ttod which , meets In Salt
&ulte la September. . Rev. Larkwnotl
urn's thai, tbe Convocation whs the
tiual evwr licM nod that the attend
ance was very good. Convocation
tor tee Eastern Oion diocese hit
been held every yttar for ihe nasi
11 years. Itcv. Lociemd Have
three tlka. one being "These Time
tfoi the c-hrcl." Pendleton
Hint Oregooiae.
HvcrtJU. Eit fins
"In the eld days we tiled to gel
the book through the pupil. Instead
Of the pupil through the boo."
com ront oil Charles K. Oliver, vet-'
won school n .of Oregon, at the
Imparinl yesterday. Mr. Oliver bv
ipis teackisg school. 10 Oregon In
1482 b Vuioii county nesr Hum
mervMci 'or many years ho taegbt
in- ecmnlry schools of tbo oeo-rooie
typ . He taught later 10 La (Jrenile
dod ' Kntorprise end was In Leko
courrty fer 15 years. Klght years
ot lmt lime ho was county school
snoprinteedent of Lake county. Now
he te' principal of the high sehvol at
W:tiMrti OiTNuit: .;'! W.e -rtide't ko-
Ueve lfl rushing tk boys and girls
(tte'irav so maoy schools do toony,
nedd'4oteruy. ''What we aim
m .,fo n to see that they
lniirned'all we cooM teach them in
efe time they were la setatol." Mr.
Oliver (twos many Of his former po
plin a he gw aboo the elite and
ttf! jys It hi a tcreet witisfeiroJ to
him fo'aee them encceetting. -Mr.
OTto'..u close friend of the
lute" Dri lK?Bjaiiii Only, whese will
5 oefehinriott ot KSiritr.
A July . &5. FfrarrtatWU
4 Bireraide Pbrlt.
fiuly 15-17. Staie rwn
trait, VorkvS ftp:ui.iHb. War
Veterans in Astoria
aly 7 to to. FetToru . nf
. Httrndr.v, elate grange,
$logvne. -faly
12 to 19 Presiyteriati
ji July li t 18. Sfete tiditor-
it association, Bend.
i duty 21 to 31 Urctm tloli-
$fa ness e jew tinn cftonp meet-
ing, Pontiind.
i Sect & to Get. 1. -Oregon
i State fti?K Salem.
0t. 13. Knig-hts Temutar,
4' trrend commandcry, La
tirende.
4- Nov. 8 to 18. National
GrHngc iiicctinB, Portland.
f Nov. 21 to 2rt. Pacific Intuf
national Exposition, Port-
j land.
5- July 1. 7SI0 p. in., all boys
j" interested in joinine the
J Boy Scouts meet at Y. M-
C. A- ,
4, 4. 4. J. J. J. 4. 4.
4,
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Bathing Suits
The
Janlzen Swimming
Suit.
Ladies, hitn and Cliildrcn.
AH Colors and All Sizes. .
, Prices
'$2.85 t" $.15,
Bathing Caps and llog.
lit The
Old Swimming Hoie.
You Save-We Sell for
(UNT (tPTHlEJ
' rne stow with wrxji-t"
t
Jlfltt AHumo A",
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provided funds fur ed mating the
boyB and girls of Lake county In
institutions of higher learning in
tho stale. Morning Oregonlan.
Another firass l''lre
A glass fire tills morning result
ed In an alarm being turned in
and the fire department, called to
Willow and Adams stroets. The
flro had gotten to within two feet
ot a house but when the depart
ment arrived all danger was past.
ThlB was tho third grass fire which
rosulted in alarms being turned in
during the past twenty-four hours.
Orffur Aneroid
Nellie. Florence. Bernard and
Kva Briggs, William and Bort Pull
en and George- Aramon left this
morning on tlffe branch for Wal
lowa Lako for a few days' vacation.
Whilo there the young people ox
pect to take a trip lo Aneroid.
liong A Soldier
Mr. and Mrs. d.cslie Pierson and
daughter have arrived in the city
from Hancock, N. J., having- made the
trip by auto, for a visit with Mr.
Pierson's mother, Mrs. T. E. Pierson.
Mother anil son had not seen ajich
other for about eleven, years, and the
meeting is indeed a joyful one. Mr.
Pierson has seen much service for
Uncle Sem, having gone through the
.SpanishyAmericun war, in which he
was wounded several times, and then
amiin, heving been sent across during
the "ate eejrld war. Mr. Pierson is
with the const 'artillery. Wieh his
wife and child, he exje'cts to leave
Saturday for Portland for a visit with
his brother and sister, after which b
Will go to Twin 'Falls, Idaho, for a
visit. Mr. Pierson was born aad raised
in Ideho, hut Had never visited in La
Crank', although he petted through
here in 1802.
Fee Kale I 'unto.
Splendid Lurlvig Piano in I'Vmi.e
(let, reoiUrn cesc beautiful tone
very slifrhtly used practically new.
Price very low. Terms to suit. W.
H. Bohiienkenp Co. 7-eJ-tf
1 Personals I
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5'irIei6ij4!,---7vrTTrrrr!'riI6YTrr
Myron C'heniUor arrived home
yesterday morning from Eljio,
ehero he has beeu working.
Iloy Kink cad 'returned lael ev
ening from linker, where be want
lo at l end the reces. Mr. Klnu.d
and, Jey Cooley motored up to Ba
tter Sunday.
II. L. Krowniots. who ie with the
On'eou Urocery coronany. will ir-
rie thie evening fiom Koiorpiise.
L. C Terry is stowing over at
the Hammer hotel fur a few day.
Hrrrmit Unldsmith, who la with
the M. Sidler end Compif, of
Portland, i regiateiod at the Sum
mer hotel.
Crank L. Corkendell. nf Pnrtleod.
is lo La Grand to attend to hi;
frort ruocb.for the sunimor.
Mis. K. W. Bo 1 1 ins nod Mrs. M
L. trtbrrett left this oornloif oo tke
oreafb for Vincent. Mrs. Bullion
is from rorllojld ooo reioroed with
Sri. (jerretl to pood, two weeks
tieiiias with Mrs. turret t 'eod her
dinghler, Mrs. V. I. Tmnipseed, lit
Vloront.
Mm. J. C. i.aikio. of FlB'O. wtu
has henn diatiu-ing here. Is verr
mnrti imut lived io health and ia
able to return to hr heoie.
Miss Adela Uoee CbJMere leri
Ibis rooming for her home in Wal
la Walla. Washingion, afier e vieii
here with hi graodumtbor, Mrs. t
f. Chtldoie.
Mr. Kate Hanti y, wUo U beeji
eeriuuBly ill, is aide to be around
aela.
Mis. H. Hlevens, who li lieejl
the glint t of the 11 Vouog faiuil'.jj
returned to her home iu Heaver ,
ie-.it rriuuy. o . j
J. I. Urown. 01 reimieiou, wi
fir 111 of llrown ainl JJrndy. utiiler-!
. takers, returned to nia Dueiness yim-o
teruay, alier ieiiuni me ruuniijj
III La Grande. o I J
.Mrs. l.oti lilven and iiiii!liier, ; ,
Lois,' returned this morning from i J
Haiiee where tltev ent to spend ft
the Kourlh of July and also to alii J
lend Hie funeral of X.'H. Starhird 1 1
held there esterday.
Mrs. 1'hil Thouipsoi1 returned Wat
evenlliK from Baker, where she has
been for the pat few days vibitini;
with friends and relatives. o
j Mrs. L. 8. Uavis departed this
! motninK for her home In Bremer
ton. Washington, after a visit ai
Klora with her mother. Mrs. Iavis
ha been tn La ISrattrfe tff' a few
dav. visiting wUh Mrs. Betty liar-
land, before Koihrf on to her home. 1
.Mrs. Calvin kelson arrived home,
last evenlne from .tosepli, where:'
she iSs been visiting hey mother. '
Mrs. Jl. rolenian. t IJ
! Mr. ol Mrs. 0.L. Mty Uowell i
left last evening for Hot Lake to;,
vl'lt Kt .MaeDowell's brother, tl.jj
W. MaeIoeil, who was opcraied 1
.on yesterday morning. 1!
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Douglass left f
last evening for a shoit business ,
trip to Portland. J
Miss Margaret Klopfenstein er-
rived home lest evening from Cove,
where she has been visiting for the I
past three weeks with her eeusin, t
.Miss Lnrlle Weise.
Mrs r. W. Wagner and daughter,
ij-ne. ..f Klpin l'f' 1-' "nlLg J
for Hot Lajte to spend a few days.
Christian Sandborg and Hubert
Murray left this morning on the
branch for Wallowu Lake for a
wook's trip. The boys are planning
to go to Aneroid Lake while there.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. l'utuniu, ac
companied by Miss Ilorlha Walsing-
er, returned lust evening from Walla
Wallu, where they liavo been visiting.
Cbanles Harding will leave to
night for San Francisco, Calif., tn
attend the Klks convention that is
to bo held there. .
LAD STEALS
Hasil Williumson, aged 17, H Uc'iva
held in the county jail here following?
a brief career as a horse thief. Will
iamson's parents live in Idaho and ac
cording to a statement made to 1'eii-
lleton officials, where he was arrest
ed, he has served one term in the re
formatory at St. Anthony, Idaho.
K rid ay morning: Williamson took a
farmers horse arid bujrpy ' from
here which he found hitched
on Madison avenue, lie drove over
the mountains in record time. J.
Mnkcr, deputy sheriff, was coming;
down the road and met the laddriv
insr hard in the vicinity of Perry but
did not know that the horse was
stolen.. loiter when an investiiratioi)
was nmdo tourists coming: in from
Pendleton were asked whether tljcy
nmi seen 4 tie lau una according lo
several' of these hoi was driving at an
extrenwly fast pace when the cars
passed him.
On the Umatilla county side he
stopped at the nun h of Mrs. Rachel
Kirfeptttrick for the night and, put
ting up his horse, departed with a
fresh saddle horse and saddle belong
ing to Mrs. Kirkpatrtck.
On being arrested in Pendleton he
told thi officials there a hard luck
story of being driven from home be
auae of the cruelty of his parents.
He wanted work, he tolg tho officers,
in order to m-ake some monev.
K. STARBIRQ
DF BAKER, QIESii
fUKB.R, July FoNowiiifr an ill
iWeSB of severaJ rooothu from st-imah
trouble, Nathaniel II. Starhird, f.ir
20 yours it lxidtmt uf this city, dJie,
at the family bvnw Sa4aidU7. Tb
deceased fl mn Itf, XUvrtehutd. Maiif
75 ye'uw ajr andf bnfwe cotnin;;
to ciHtern f)rog;m rewirted Mi Mmn-tUioIis;-Mkd
Wft-" -p-e,
(T;4Mferr? Tiua aL&
AHTDR4., udf 6. The s4fttmer
ArJoi ftFTWA cariy Tiwwday from
Son Frantfiwco, Iwing 21) rwrn late,
du ta PiHjjne trpobl. 'Thn it thr
Alavlta'ii firM trip tiiwe Ihe mar in
tHke hftii. Thf paHBWMDAi and
IrPiubt were di hiirpd hr and I lit
Alftojg, tuwGd to PortlAod
DA U C E
MitdiBrtf d.fiee TueSjAty nvA
and Ratowfay oisrhts
GWl Tim Iance ThorsUiy.
ror Ptvus T he py
Drawing at 11 o'clock
Wtci this Bi8f tot dntca
N. A. DiBfet Mat.
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When You
Visit Imbler
Lhm't fail to ins)jict thfc
1 iieT'!y-ialenteiJ 0
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Disappearing
Ironing j
j Board j
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AM) FOi DINC BKBAK
FAST TACJl.H
Just the ifhtiK You Vanl
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W. E. Perry's
CABINET SHOP
TOD HORSES
AUTO LICENSE
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TU.M POK Alt Y PLATES ARE HEI.NG
ISSUED. .
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PurchiiKers of Motor Cars Here Need
Not Wait for Permanent Plates
Now,
Word was received Saturday by
C'hk'f of Police Koy Flexer from Sam
xm
I D CO D
(Dch'Ocrcd free onto
yoiwjrom poren
Mr. eJ ison offers $10,000 in cash prizes.
He wantti n phrase whifti will distinguish
the" flewjP.Jison from nil other sound-re-producirn;
devices. Thi certificate entitles
you to .the loan of a New Edison and Rk
Cri!tiom9 for 3 days. Experiment witb
them in your own homo. No charge or
rJbliRiKion. Folder of complete Viformation
Free-j Just sign' anil send this CertificaKk
vw . i
Irwrltims- -i1Cifmi r if --'ifgrTjrJ' '
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Fibre Mmil Fuoraiture. !
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fill I'.i
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- Sinn Lewis
(Ju;irti'tU',
l!w
noti-; tiik riuci;s
flu. DO for a M wlie: ;
cuts I'hililreii.
A. lull
iip or
iT'lie Single Adini iim Vricc:;
hv Twite the Amtsiiiil
' (lee.
(tore!
"An'
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l.'UMl.il
-"Tlie pro,:iii'ii
iniyltty lo ul."
Q The pl.iy v. ;i . v
pri" " of a .e istiiL tn
''Sfiv. I'm .-. t l y
th .hildieii iiii.-.t(i
ture." . '
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and
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Tom Ifc'l, t Ik
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Kozcr, secretary of state, that the po
lice department here had been author
ized to issue temporary automobile
license plates to purchasers of motor
!ears to be us d while waiting for their
1 permanent license, liy noon Flexor
; h ul a stack of newly printed tempor
iarv licenses and in a few hours ten
; had U'en issued, indicating that the
Hutomobile businesa in La Grande is in
ju healthy condition.
A Charge of $1 is made for a tem-
' noi arv nlate. This monev is refund-
oil oa return of the plate when the
permanent plates arrive..
(MiSEItYEK WANT ADS PAY
OF MUSIC
nkvi.i lirtok 'A .sit sTiTM.itif . . I
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!e Scaioit Ticket Plan' On
rlt m
(Kim; July KimI I'eMik).
i.'ililici' ti'iM'iitly rt'Ltirnctl
An;ic
I i i ;ilr Cxpi'il Sni1 w iziHtl. 'I'll
1.1 wor! a H11.' i icc 01 11 !;t'ii:-.iiii
AUQV.
I'lili'il, KlitlitT i ).'.). Cl'imiii anif
; I HI T" TIIK TKUTII." 't its
Ui'l 11nt.il wlink'.siiiiie 1 fy on
I iirnani.aU"iis Tin: JiK'"
a, Tin: l.iUlc Symplnmy, "Hie
liitianv. 'I In: Ortilii'tis ftity Male
l;uli l'lecniaii Duo.
-, $:;.(() far
fiirt r litkcl;:
-41 S"asnit ticki't;
; l.r.O for kUhI-
fur the Whole rroKram Will
of Ihe .-Mason '.ulvt't.
e 6s -
"I in just tiyinri (o flnuio
out willrll nuilltier of tlie
w''k whs the best."
Tin -e at e I lie things
folk- who have heard the
l-i.iui h:i'.e te-i'ii haying.
the
iro-
"I'l s.iy.
a halT.lill.'
Hi'asoti Ticket la
liUV
y it
that tiiket todjy.
ill the ... k..
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I'Oltl l.AM) MAKKKTS.
I'OHTLAM), July tl. Livestock
was steaJy Unlay, ckks firm; liuttcr
three cents higher, extra cubes 33 and
34 cents.
Some pontile nike su much tioisu
on the Fourth of 'July they can't
hear thcmsclvea think what It is
teiilly for.
Caries Carr?
Where Your Credit Is Good
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COMPLETE NOME PURNiSHER
Summer Time
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Miiniilat'liiiers
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Fact my ( fi!antl Cily.
An Institution
l'hat will i!;;er( it:;elf in the ai'l oP its luitroiis that is
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our iolii yi Savings aecounls soliciletl.
The liitnk thai i.i your hest fi ieml.
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Our nicers; 'an K. 1iiik, I'lfsidenl; C. W.
l're.iileulr I- L. Striiiji'iam, ('a.ihier.
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State
of Imbler
Intblcr, Ore.
Shipping Tea.
ltHther exuxMrnliti: Is the obvious
liens of.nmnj patenieil lileas Hint have
brought fortunes to their originator.
Take, fur In.-iun'e, the Denulson ship
plug Int. The trouble with such tag
used to he that they wtiulil tear out
t the lioie. How easy a carrthyari)
re enforcement. Just that was the
ehole nf U'linlsoii's luvcnilon, tod It
netted him -a tidy fortune.
Us For
STOVES..
AS TH PTBAWIAA- ''''
0 1
oncrte Pipe Co.
Art I II li I'V B.miI)S
tv Ihtifilint; lilukj. Fine for
ut' Foiiudalins.
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