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

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNfcMMY, JliLY 13, lft2I LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE, No Camouflage!, T Local News In Brief WORK ABE HERE : i I j-lMfrtf, departed this morning on the also aasouli mid haliery upon hi COMING EVENTS. July 8-IS. Chautauqua at Riverside Park. July 15-17. Statt conven tion, United Spanish War Veterans in Astoria. July 12 to 19 Presbyterian Synod, Corvallrs. July 15 to 1C State Editor ial association, Bend. July 21 to :il Oregon Holi ness association ramp meet ing, Portland. Sept. 2 to Oct. 1. Oregon State Fair, Salem. Oct. 1.1. Knights Templar, grand eommamlery, l.a Grande. Nov. 8 to 18. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 26. Pacific Inter national Exposition, Portland. A branch for Joseph to spend the day wife and a charge of Kidnapping. J ! v I visiting. They will return this even-J Here from Haker J. II. King, who is with the Eastern I Oregon Light and Power company, is has registered at the Sommer hotel. f ing, J-1 . : r leaves on the Rranch H Lloyd Freed, of the East "j1 stopped over in I.n Grande to visit1 Tj with Mrs.- Louis Muguire and daugh- Telephone Men Here T ! tei s, Edris a"d Avis, before going on ! J. M. Ijiinb, Joe Berwick and J. I,. j to Kiitei-pri.se, where he is to work Ciinlin, of Baker, who are with the T for Hie summer. I telephone company, were registered ") !U the Sommer Hotel last evening. ; i Leave for Elgin , Mrs. Jack Wharton and son I- !- accomnanied bv Miss Hazel Stone, i A. R. Bodnier, a prominent mer- organist at the Arcade Theatre, left chant of Joseph, is in I -a Granite today this morning for Elgin to spend the ! on his way to his home in Joseph from day visiting with Mrs. Wharton's sis- j Pendleton, where he has been on hiisi ter. i ness. I Harm Funeral Announced (Game Club Plans Dinner , The funeral of Mrs. Rudoliihine ! The Wing. Fin and Fleolfoot club , Harm will be held at the Bohnenkanip ' wiM ,,"l1 ilR semi-annual bantiuel ,i. : chapel tomorrow afternoon at 2 "" Sunday. July 24, according to '..'o'clock. Interment will take nlace in nnnnuncenifliit made today by Al An- 4. A 4. A ;,llP Masonic Cemetery. Mrs. Harm j -relury of the club. Visitors From Port land ; passed away Sunday afternoon. Freight jf'ar Smashed Represents Bridge Firm I A. E. Eberhurd, of Portland, the of.:-Port land are here visiting ilh ' A freight car loaded with coal that , representative of a bridge firm of the Mrs. II W Swart The, Portland-i " slan""ig ln ',u? railrontl vards i coasi, wno nas tium a nuinoer oi steel era will be here for aboul Iwo weeks, i "t Bak.l'r was. n,n "lt" ''ecenlly by bridges ,n tins country is here for ; inn engine which smashed the freight -few days on business. Returned from Pendleton- car. This happened about a week ago i 'but dm ,, wn, M '.n ....i:t t:,..u Vll,.w. ' yestentav to bring back to La Grande Mr, "--. "-"- ror repairs. jlast evening from Pendleton, where he j ' ' Ispent the day transacting business. Albert Currey, formerly Miss Genevieve Mc('aren, left this morning tin the branch for Wallowa to spend a few days visiting with her parents. 'Returns Home Floyd McKennon returned last ev ening from I,ewiston, Idaho, where he ! anot'.ie. , I'ndetgtif s Second Operation I Miss Mil.lred Webb, daughter of j Mrs. Norn Webb, was taken to the f; to Wallowa Lake nos,.,iai mis morning ano unnerweni ,, M. R , , . .,... ?perairn. Miss Webb was . , ,, ', M ' ni,i, has been on business for the past operated on some time ago and was i ,,., ', ''- r wn. f'wdayR. l'wl;1lar-';ed from1thp1hosl'it.1' ,Mllke to spend a-few days camping Webb is reported to be seriously ill, j, .. but her many friends wish her n ; . r.... n..i. Go to Joseph . . Mrs. J. H. Core ami daughter, speedy recovery. Hot Days We carry everything to keep you cool. Summer Underwear . B. V. D. nml Athletic Un derwear. Bathing Suits Straw Hats Summer-weio-ht Caps Silk Shirts In Crepe de Chine and Pongee. Wash Ties and Silk and Silk-Lisle Hose. Also Oxford and Oitlino; Bals or comfort. You Save We Sell for Cash. Miss Bernice Thompson, who has Jwill Care For Publicity . I ,"l'n spending the past ten days in Arihur'Ru.ld. of Pendleton, and a ' Ita)l" visiting with Miss Claire Pay, student of the University of Oregon. returned last evening and reports a !!bas been given charge of Hie out-) v0' V g""'1 t""- ! i side publicity work for the Pontile-j , . , I ton Itound-llp of 1921. Miss Elsie !'.' er the Icldle Top- 1 i.-iiv,0, r..r.r ,';,.,, ,,.t I As a close second to the dice which I will handle the adverting entl frtini' ! !,rp in ll,'manJ at local jewelry shops H.....1I,.,..,. u, i.,.i.i ,i. . ; the -"toddle top or "put-and-take has matle its appearance in La Grande stores. "Toddle topsH have been j known by various names for centuries, I They offer a new opportunity for de votees of games of chance and their Pendleton Mr. Rudd. who has ma ny fricmls in l.a (Irande, will start on a tour of'llie Jiea'iby cilies soine llnm soon. Llhi'.lrr Signs Hung Out Signs were placed in the entrance of the lib-ary yesterday and on the grass near the comer of Fourth Dl rflol fi oil,,, urill. Ilia mini, linllra was Placed for. he convenience of I be "nd eornpany is oow local,! in the popularity is prowinp. Cirain Office Moved The local office of Kerr. Clifford passersb who tiilKht thus be nt (racied to use Die library. The signs in the entrance are lump on both sides of the doorway. One has on it ''City Library" and the other ''County Library HadkuaMrs.' t warehouse on Jefferson and Depot streets, across from the posnengrer station of the O.-VV. The interior of the office, which is on the corner of the building has been refinished and provides convenient, ns well an larre and cool quarters for the firrain deal ers. Frank Owsjey is still in charge of the office. "THC STOe WITH A CONSCIENCE 1108 Adams Ave. - St A- ttt'lcascd on Hail William Hugh Mcfiuire, wlra was arrested several days a wo In La Grande, on a charge of hida-apping his sm;ill son, following trouble ( witli his wire on their Tarui near Haker, and who was j etui lied to Ha Iter for his liearinK, has been to. leased on ?250 bonds. McOuire was luil il Ihron Mitii'iron nuu-ititt twirl batterv upon Helen" liichardson. I Fj".B' Idaho whero they are now from whom he took the child, nad s"",one,d- Tal" , aml Mrs- P,"rdy spent the weekend here visiting- - - with their old lime friends. The Captaio stated that la all of his I niiribllHKS since departing from 1-a . Crande, he had found no city or peo- - ftivi he liked as wli a the clly of i La f! ramie and hr rtt ; I'nnlys Iteturn Hoiih' Cajtiiifn and Mrs J. F. Pnrdy, jwho were formerly stationed hre jwltli the Salvation Army, left Mon I day evening in their inotorrycle and ! side ear on their return to Twin Pride And Presli III Tliwe'j a certain prestige attuhU to gtx lriry a mime wiiirh stanrli fur hmvir in Ue romniercial wtn-W. A ixl, there's a form of pritlo in juii-elmsiiitr u thiiiij which is praised y inillions of users. Wp make a specialty tf TRADE-MARKED AND ADVERTISED UXIDS Cnstniers are urged to look ujw.n mir trad--name as stamp, whereliy we assume f nil isoi)si))ility for the quality of all gni which we sell. IF IT'S WORTHY, WE HAVE IT TlRtT Like Iji Crando : Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Flaelrnum hrft laflt eewinpr ftw their home in CWa-' (SO, nflor an extembid Wait heie with Mr. 1 1 ik k man's brother, K. W. Hack twin. On their way home the Hack mans wiM st&p over in Yellowstone Pai-k for three weeks bewre gointr on. Mr. and Mrs. fiakmatn are wv-11 pltxucd with the Grand! Rande valWy aurd expert to return atram for a Untw vitit. Mrs. TtaHtmam m in por keahh hut .'die ho4 impraiwd wondt-rfolly and Wk forward to tha tian wtifeB thv ball 4ruin Tit it La Crnnde. SYMPATHY MUST NOT BE TOO i KTKONfi KOR MKN. ! People Belnf lniponcd On by Brawny BtMiha H ho Demand Work and Then "Beat It." Ah, this in the day when the physi cal shark takes its toll from the un suspecting umt sympathetic public. Here is a sample of it: Scene: Adams avenue. La Grande. Time: Riifht now. Kilter a big brawny chnp who meets I La .Grande citizen and asks for some thing to eat. Sure, the citizen is not I in the habit of seeinir people po bun-! (Try, ami he lakes the sUiincer into' a i-rstauruiit, feeds him and enenees j in conversation which runs something I like this: ( There's no concimlliiK wornan' Atatua among thi Jaimnew! If you'ru in th know you can toll by the way Ihey wi'ar Owtt hiilr- Klapper tylti $wir dram Is hown above, the wttHy i.oUTour mltldio, and below la Ui My Lb "old oiuld" Wttarn her huXr I -it tic Kileen lEiTOverluic I-ittle Kileen Groupe; who haa been in the hospital al. Hot Lake Hluce lust December, ia now Kaintn right aloiiK and It la expected ahe will have to remain there about alx or eUht weeks longer. 'Peen out of work long?" asks the: T.a Oiantler. i "Not so very, hut I was hit hy the . forelK'n cluh you see, where J was working they canned all American heln and put on Mexu-ans and it niake. t it hitrd on us huls who uphold tho flav." was the replv. j At (hat the la Grande man prew deeitlv interested and insisted that he' would h'lp the stranjyer get lorated ! apain. After the meal the two visited Tov Youner's employment ap-enrv, where job on a ranch was ulativl and ar-, rnnrrements with the ranch y.wiipr . were to liave Iwen made at 3 oVlork the afternoon. Uefore that hour ; arrived the sup no sod American labor-( er, who has simnosedlv been diajJaced i hv Mevican labor, had bent it Uru'll the road and away from the employ ment agenev. for he wanted in nwav from that iob of work which Toy Vonnw had almost tied on him. "T feel like I had been jroldrbrieked " paiij the I.a flrnude man who had fed the fellow. 'When the foreisrn labor nffit-ttion start! I am with the home fellows and anvone can work me. Last spring on the highway work we had mn1e jrrnund for Ihe fifht made o foreign labor, but now ! am afraid that most of the talk about no work for Americans conies from about the same source that this fellow's state men came from n source where work is not wnnled and where lite camp is to 'mooch' off the other fellow." ARCADE TONIGHT VAUDEVILLE AND Eddie Polo START! NO THURSDAY The C.reni Ainerivitii Racing Drama "THE COUNTY :FAIR" Featuring WKSI.KY HARRY The boy wonder star of 'Dinty" . AI.I,-STAR SUPPORTING CAST 25 RACE HORSES 2.r HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE KINHINC. TACKLE MIRKS BOYS 1 TO HTKAL ('AlKiHT IN ACT liulliUuK Sfw liani The La Grande Grocery company has been issued a- building pet mil for the construction of a new barn On T. Ktrooi between Gromiwood and Fir. According to Ihe permit the estimated cost ot the Htructtire is $1,000, Registered al Foley Hotel R. L. Curlin, of Portland, the trav eling freight agent for the O.-W. R. & N.( was registereI at the Foley hotel last evening. Mr. Curtin left this morning on the branch for Incut points on business. Return from Fishing Trip Mr. and Mrs. C. E.. Wale and nephew, Robert Raton, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fd May berry, return ed last evening from a fishing trip to Catherine Crek. They rvport a big catch and also a fine time. J. C. Shea Here J. C. Shea, of Portland, the fuel in spector for the ().-W., was registered at the Foley hotel today.-' Mr. Shea was formerly a resident of La tiran le and is well remem,?ro1 by his frit ods. ' ItfgAD OttKKVFR WANT Aim. ft s r-rrfc La Grande nupp b Pharmacy Mr. and Mn. M ft, Tolaell and don,hir have motored from Phoft mix, Arimna, nod re br for ft tvo vwi vi.it vitta Mrs. '-olveU'a pir eni5. Mr. nd Mra. H '. rtmittl. Tl) 4ituD' etivetiid by their Hp wan :IM nill ind vnti made In lem rto vit The ColtnetiH vn met In Portland b M. ma Mr. Rrntth. who acniilui rb&m to Tjk Grande IIikiJu in wir were fiiuntt 10 tw ia exnerlcnf uhstpft. Tb porv 8'at tbAt tto tfrCn ie beaaty at ihe trip thrinutft Oreguo rar ex ttrii doj'tiing fjnniJ in 'alifornnc nr Arltona C1wicwla.feH are I'opaJar. Owrlate!i are popular. Why not hike her a bx tonight when you cat. Hauutrffrlly decorated box in itself itt a chice sift, but when filled with sutod chocolates fis the Palace Con fectionery Comptny, is a gift par ex opBwnee. PAI.ACR )NFETKMKMY (OMPANT. Two latls of ulxiut twelve yearn of age walked into iWoolworlKa store thin morning and, feeling IhaL impulse that every hoy feels at this time of year to go fishing, helped themselves to some fishing tackle, consisting of a spinner and leader. They were caught in the net and at the police (station the stolen goods were held as IIo.vh Ready to Play. Off Senii-Piuals Evidence against them. The boys were JUNIOR TENNIS MATCHES RKING PLAYED OFF NOW in Singles 1 limbics Will Fol low Soon In the junior tennis tournament for boys lietween fifteen and eighteen released peuding further investiga tion of their cases.. A Ciermiridal for the Scalp. A Cermiciil efor the scalp, for dnml- preparation raid and for 78c. Vv re ceive mail orders for this from almost every state west of Chicago. FAMILY DRU9 STORK '. LA ORANOCOREOONi uie prei itiiiiia ries in uie siniea navo;rurr, for falling hair, we offer you a been played off and the semi-finals . preparation that is a real germicide to the .calp. This Germicide Hair Tonic has been sold for years over the Unit ed Slates. It Is the largest bottle for the least money of any similar are expected to be played off within a few days. The result of, the pre liniiiiaries is as' follows: Clyde I'"ord vs. FJoydo. Smith, Smith won (l-l, fi-7, (1-3. .lean Taylor vs Donald Hohnn, Tavlor won, (1-0; 10-8. Harold O'Connell vs. Francis Hough. O'Connell won, 7-", 4-(i, 7-fi. James I Coker vs. Koid (ieddes, Coker won, .1-fi. 7-.r), fi-4. As soon as the sineles are played off doubles will- be played FOLEY TAXi SERVICE FOLEY HOTEL Duy and Night Service -Call Main 773 r Insurance Man II. "c Frank S. (! lover, of Por'land, who is a ttpeclal agent for a lire insurance company, was In I.-i ti-aoJe today md was registered at '.he Somnvsr ho.el. Napoleon In GO Battlea. During hlH Ioiik iuliliiir riireer Nn poteon fout'lil M battle 'I. ... J.- -I. . Where Your Credit Is Good Use It COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER DANCE Modertt dime- Tuesday tknd aM .Saliu-day nights OM Time Dance Thursday. Tte6.k?t ifiwen turii lady dancer. Tor rrwe Tu la given uwuy Mh TuetvoUiy night Dtrawiittf it 11 o'clock fPatrrt this k:o fur datea REX HALL N. A. IHiMk Mtrjc Program In Epitome ::. . X. 5:3 9. ('''( t) 7 : 4 r, l. M. Prlud :3 P. M. IctuO-, I.-. "s Americani" , . . 9 i nnrnHj, jui)- O . . Sam Lewis Company . 9 Sain Iewii Company I'eier Clat Mi Farlane 9:nn A. M. Junior Clnu(auiua. 2:ti P.-M--Prelit(l 2:30 P. Mi- I-ecture 7 r. P (I Annual hiislne ineeilnir of f'tiaiiiaiioua A'soclaUon t la P. M Concert Lltlla Hjmpbony and Sololila .Little 8vTn$ihonr Orchealia Captain T. linHfnore Pploa il THE UNI VERSA! CAR I The FORD COUPE is the ideal Ij car for business and pleasure both I ; summer and winter. i Lel Vs Prove lt , I Hilton's Garage ; 1 II