La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 16, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE. LA ("iUaNDE EVENiNTi OBSERVER U ' i. 1 1 u .1 ....hm,,, ; .. j,,-1,1.,:. ,sl ,,,,, . : Ubscrvcr Uassitied Ads : A line Inn they found lonit turouju I the W'ulluwa Canyon lo be unite J from ! Mrs. WANTED. WANTKf) Part time work. Book keeping, secretarial or simitar work. Apply "A" Observer. 7-)8-4tp WANTED Young man to travel and pell magazines. High school (Undent, a graduate preferred. Course of Instruction in sales manship furnished. Address "J. W.", cure Observer. 7-5-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE j News FIND IT HERE FOR SALE-,91. -Mill wood. Phone Black 7-H-tf FOR SALE 280-aere farm and pas ture land. Address S. W. Koger, owner, Cove, Ore. FOR RALE '1919 wire wheel Oakland car in good condition at a bargain. Jnquire 1410 Wash. Ave. 7-11-titp. FOR SAT.K New Dalton Adding Machine. Bargain. . Call Observ er. 6-13-tt NOTICES. Will hiirrlllre I'lano Fir quick turnover will sacrifice price. Piano in our possession In I. a Grande and must he moved al once. Kasy payments..' VN'rile quick for particulars to the Denver Music Company, Denver, Colorado. Daily 7-5-15. HARVEST STARTS 4 From Surrounding Localities Oregon Fire Relief .Vascniation. The McMinnviHe Company. Mutual In surance with Premiums guaranteed. Insurance at cost. T. K. Bellamy, West-Jacobson Building. 6-8-tf . FOR SALE Ten ricks of go.id stove wood. Also set of double harness. At chicken ranch, one mile east of Hilgard. 7-15-31 FOR SALE Complete Russel Thresh ing Outfit. 3ti-U0 Separator, :)0-h. p. engine, cook house, derrick, etc., $2,81)0. Write "A", care Observer of lice. . 7-15-2tp COVE, July 16. (Special.) The cherry harvest began here Monday. The crop is not us heavy as in some farmer years, but it is exceptionally fine. The prices paid to the grower are only about one third what they were last year. Royal Annes bring four cents and 'Sings, Black Repub licans and Ijimberts, six cents. The ladies of he Methodist church gave a going-awny party ill the church parlors Inst evening to Prof, ami Mrs. J. W. L. Kaufman. The Kaufmans will leave this week for Falls City, Oregon, where Mr. Kauf man will have charge of the school. Prof. Kaufman has been principal of the Cove school for the past three I l i I i ..11 NOTICF ' jytars, uus ueen iinei er.ii.-u hi i VThe Yeoman Lodge will hold their,"' ry"u,""" ?C""."'"rZ. .. i " o.... i.,.. t.,1.. irj iu. 1UI in Hie wors oi uie ciiucvh. UN IIIUI IWCJIIC OUIIMMV, KUIt II, me Call the La Grande Employment Office for your help. Always at, your service. Phone Black 801. 4-19-tf Call the La Grande Employment Office for your help. Alway.i at your service. Phone Black 801. 4-19-tf Welling, Billie nnd Lillian (ianowny, from Baker, Sunday. Mi-s-s Margaret und Frieda Klop fensiein, of I.a Grande, are at the home of Wm. Beitsch, picking cher lmbler came over for a game of ball rouiih... Word bus been received Pasadena. California, that Grace McAlisier's mother, Mrs. J Kronklte, passed away July 2. ,1 Mr and .Mrs. Krnest Dol.oiig aud! 'children have been enjoying several 'I j ut ilu programs at t lie Chautauqua ;j j tills week. ; r Dorothy .o, the llttel duughlerj! of Mr. and Mm. Lee Heyiiulds, Islj i quite 111. The Misses Veliua McCall, Doro-iJ thy inula and llebah Hopper al- tended Cllautuuquu Tuesday eveu- J lug. George and Charlie Gekelec have u crew ut men busy putting up their i big crop ul timothy and mixed bay Two slock buyers ot Portland I were callers at Hie (amis lu this lo- They were buy- I Sundav and were badly beaten. Mrs. Geo. Williams, at the power, cality Wednesday. plant-was given a surprise shower by i ins boss and calves. a few of her friends In the canyon. Charlie Dee auU l.ynu Siuuti en- Those present wore-Mrs. Murchison i joyed the program at the ltiversliie and daughter Mamie,. Mrs. Hereford, ; Park Tuesday evening, Mrs. Richards, Mrs, Clarence Richards, .Mr. and .Mis. Uuiiiui'd Heuschor Mrs. Harris und Miss Day, of lmbler. ; and children who haie been Hie J The euests furnished a luncheon of i uuests ol Mi. und .Mrs. Adum Buck i sandwiches, coffee ulul cuke. The C. R. of "has increased the train ervice since the fruit harvest .. . . ........ ,..... lor me pasi ten uujs leu eumi- duy inuiuiiig for Uieir home In The I Dalles, where Mr. Huuscheu expects began. We now have two daily trains to start a tannery on which he will J besides the truck service to cany out j tan hides lo be made Into autonip- I OVERALLS i and Jumpers 85c "Rlue IHiekle" and "Engineers" brand 220 wt. denim Painters' "Boss of the Road" Uiand M. A. nilNLDND'S RANKRUIT STOCK lieing Sold y WESTENHAVER & GILBERT tlie tons oT berries anil' cherries that i are picked in Cove. 4- Mayville picnic grounds. All Yeoman ure it-quested to meet at p)ugles Hall at 8:110 a. m. for transportation. 7-15-2tp FOR SALE 3-rnor.i cottage, some fruit trees, cement walk Reason-j' able. Will lake small car as part payment. Charles F. Beck er, 1217 W Avenue. 7-2-tf FOR SALE One black standard bred pacer, weight 1100 lbs. Paces and single-foots under saddle. Gentle for lady or gent to ride or drive. Will sell or trade for work horse weighing 1400. C. Gilbert, one mile east of Hilgard. 7-l!i-:itp FOR RENT FOR RENT Rooms over' L. & I. Drug Store. 7rl4-tf FOR RENT Two furnished rooms Phone Red 3G01. 7-1-tf FOR RENT Furnished room. 1510 Adams. Phone R. 671 G-lC-lf FOR RENT Bed-room, 1512 a ms, I'hone uiacK jsui. Ad- 6-27-tf MISCELLANEOUS CALL HDNGERFORD for painting, paper hanging, rnlciniining nnd decorating Phone Black 451. T-12-6tp. HEMSTITCHING and Plcot Edge, by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Also agent for Splrella Corsets. 1808 Second St., Phona Red 22. Jf-l-tf HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGS ty Mrs. J. F. O'Connell. 110 O. avenue, or leave order at Camp bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings, 1306 Adams avenue. 8-22-tf His troinar is much to be regretted The several business houses that were burned July 1st ure nearly all ready to do business again. G'eer's confectionery is located now in the post office building; Bloom's grocery on main street, opposite Weimar's garage: Loree's tire shop ill' the old post office building and doing busi- iier! in a room in ueo. Aiexanuers : residence. This accounts for all the WA.N'TED-Clood family milk cow, 2, fire victims save KnoWoch's pool hull I NEW TODAY l to 2 1-2 gai; milker. Ilerr. See George 7-10-2lp. "OR SALE. TENT 12 by 14. 10 oz.. 3 ft. wall, good condition. KIM HALL ORGAN, nearly new, 1-2 cost: 38-55 SAVAGE high power RIFLE, fine shape. 1020 Denton Ave., La-Crniule, 7-16-2tp, LADDCANYON 1 FARMERS BUS! Ink' rnbt'S. Mr, nnd Mrs, Hiuwlitjn were urcoinpiiiiictl by Will in in Hm'k. I Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money lMundwl. 1JJ09 Adams Ave. La d'ninde, Oregon CHERRY PICKING ORDER QF DAY FOR SALE -Majectlc portable 3 deck oven. The ilghi oven for a small bakery, al City Restau rant. 7-16-2tp. FOR SALI3 drain hay. Cull Farm ers 24x1. . 7-16-31. WANTKI) Work, by boy of 17. on farm or in town. Phone litack 403 2 7-lC-ltp. WANTED TO RENT Small mod ern furnished house south of rnll- Will n:iv tinv rp:iqnti hte rent for fonr months In advance. I Cove's priinuiy teacher for the com and that has not sprung up again The initial steps for a Boy Scout organization were taken yesterday. The troop committee consists of A. A. Antles, J. E. Mills and Harry Wei mar. Paul M. Ellis, scoutmaster, and Tom Hefty, Thos. Towle and P. A. Conklin, assistant -scoutmasters; P. A. Conklin, j?t'relui'y-treasiii'er. Some years ago Cove hud a good Boy Scout organization, but the boys have grown to men. Some have gone away, but it is hoped the scouts of the past will be succeeded by a bright new troop. Herman Lund is at home again after several months spent in a Port land hospital. Mrs. Dunning, a nurse from Dr. Pierce's hospital in Portland, spent a few days 'here on her way to Boise, Idaho. ' Wm.' Johnson, of Portland, is a guost at the home of Oscar Lund. tMiss Mildred Peyton, of Baker, l inn rAxrvriM l.,l.. 11 Q.. c!al.)-The farmers are busy ut work . ,,",',7 with the hay. The hay crop is the-"""' . , . . iZ.j heaviest in year, in most places. ; tL'"' l the tlmutnuqua which was held Miss Gertrude McClure, is home K.vemde Piurk Sunday, again ufter a ten days' vacation with Suirimervtlle is almost u deserted relatives in Elgin. vlllll,se s. most everyone The first case of scarlet fever made . " ,r .. . ' its appearance at Lawrence Drum-! smith's this' week. ,Ruth the youngest daughter is quite sick. . Beth Myrl Miller is visiting with ishment for his trwitment of Uriah. 9. When David learned of the con spiracy he fled from Jerusalem. 1(1, All .of David's household and six hundred men from Gath accom panied him when he fled. Mis. M. 1). Sanderson visited at the home of her daughter Mrs, Frank Woodell, Wednesday. ' Cecil Halp. of La Grande, is nnvf '1. Wihat famous counselor followed Ahsolom? 1 I 2. IWlio persuaded Abslom not to , ppu f'AF CASH ON DF. follow this counselor's ndvice? I , .'Jl.TjVy ' ,K ( . ' 1 S" N 1 '' a 1 Whose advice did AbMnhim "1 ' ;omMWAI. ORKAMERY CO,' 4. What effect' did this have on MA1N it2 Ahithophel? LA GRANDE, ORE. 7-lG-tf 5. Whv'did this man give such ad-1 " ' n 1 lwVj ru" r"'1'" vice to Atanlpm? '-Y I'RKK11 VXC'S f;AS10S c'-u"- ut Telocnset. Roy Couch is 'busy taking cure of Call Black 2101. 7-16-2lp. FOR RENT Bedrooms, 1519 Adams. Phone Black 3772. 7-lli-lmo FOR SALE Household furniture, in cluding rugs, bed-room sets, chairs, ' Phone Red 792 or call P. A. Mc Donald, 16C2 Second. 7-10-?tp FOR RENT OR SALE Two housfs. Corner Benton and WaJnut, near Palmer Mill. Easy .terms. I will be in city only a few days. 7-V-ltp COMMISSION IS PARTY. ing year, was in Cove Saturday in specting .her new field of lahor. She was accompanied by her brother, Wesley Peyton, an O. A. C. student, and Miss Grace Anderson und Miss Hu.el Hauses, ul) of Baker. Mrsj Green is caring tor three grandchildren while their mother is at Hot Luke sanitarium for an operu- 'tion. Miss Helen Payne, of Walla Walla, is visiting her cousin, Miss Marian Conklin. Mi.ts Mildred Conklin, of Ontario, is spending the summer with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otho Eckersley. Prof. T. H. Elson, of Ios Angeles, California, who have been :n Cove for tlie past two weeks, left Sunday ev- jening for Falls City, Nebraska, to (Continued from page One.) aged their property. The case is nowjsct, his mother, Mrs. F.lson, and thei HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE n ,1 inn' d in 0,6 cir'uit count for Hoo1 River nephew. Dale Bowen, will remain iu Ha f Ball, IM Ball, Ac0 nd county. The commission claims the lhe Cove for the ixMnainder of the Bullet Acorn styles. Mail orders giv-j bm js no, ()f gri!llt vu,ue and that!summer . ?n prompt attention. All work guar-1 jf jt u d.lmIlf;i.a ut a the damage is Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lay gave a small aniteil. UniCin ions" .nt. .' r'MBS. L. H. NOKION, l Morton and his children 'are de DOS Adams Ave, Red 711 First Door West of Post Office. LOST AND FOUND. i fendantv in a condemn;:' ion suit by Covers dinner Saturday evening, wore laid for six,1 Mrs. C. E. I.awson will entertain I the commi.ssion in Hood River county a(H(,;. on au. iu ,.t ...... R ..,v n)m rignt ol way oi ine loiumuiu uiver 1.1.-1........ ...;.l.n 1,1,,. ,..,l ..n.l The Christian Endeavor young peo pie gave a little surprise party for Ixiuise Kuufmun Friday evening at IX1ST Between Island City and La.tin its nope. iran(le, cranK lor auiomounr. . . . - the hom f v, n Towle. Those in Mu. .hmn'i akerv. Re- In Lane county a condemnation! , ... .. , " j 7-15-lt'suit has been instituted i.Bi".4 't ' "n , Ward' i Frank Turner, near Divide, where ad- lMa"an Conklin. 'Ihelmu Murphy. Del- 1 OST-Pendant. Elk's Emblem with ditional ground is needed to widen' " Weimar, Grace Pease, Ruby Fulp, Elk's tooth. Reward. mi:i 3rd St. A Friendly Meet When friends meet what is more i(fm m il,. Pacific hk-hwav and to take care '-ou,s; Aauiman, iMa uguen, r,inu n tr I, f i;,toa lOgden, Ijoia Marten, Kmma McNish, i ... ... vi i , . , r-:n: - Fuither condimnation proceeding I "".' are in cosnect to obtuin additional i thur Pt'ck- Tniman Pease, Clark ground in the piogram of conserving 'St""'P' "nl Elmer ll"--n. natural or more pleasurable than to j. scenery slong the rights of way of j A. A. Amies narrowly escaped a . - '.i..ia h;..t,u-i,a i.stvere iniurv vesterdav when his team linu-er a moment over a delicious ,suiie nignways. drink or a dish of ice cream, at PALACE CONFECTIONERY COMPANY. .vere injury yesterday when his t?am ran away. tirowin(( him out. The her' sister Mrs. Roy Titus, this .-XJ?i'"U "TmS , i, 0. (What -is the remainder of this .verse: "Pride goelh. before destruc tion, " 7. Where In the Bible is it found 7 8. Whom did David now appoint in ,Ms. Will Hale. Mrs. Orion Monro has returned to her home in Portland after n few I weeks visit with her niotner-in-luw. his cherry crop and making hay. with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Couch, . , . , . for some time, returned to her home , . U'1!:u.y MKinfic fcaa return. )d tt, in Corvallis Wednesday of this week. on'"'','s visiting his niother. Mi's. Cmn wn-s Mrrnmnunipi homo hv ' " her olltil Sentemher. :spellding a few days ill town. 9. What relation was he to David? 10. When Joab hoard of this hut did he do 7 Answers to Yesterday's Questions. Mrs. Leolu Peebler took the Busy d... i ji r-.,.. r n I were isiaiio i.,iiy isiiors luesuuy. last week. Mrs. Rov Couch tukimr h..r ' Cie0,'-ri! R'0J"-'e ' siel ""t this car to make room for ill to ride. . The two car loads of girls had much 1. God punished David for his sin Grace Morris, of ImMer, is! again Uriah by tuktng the lire ol his i mm. ii Mimuet, ynn. 2. David is believed to have ex pressed his sorrow for this occurrence m the fifty-first Psalm. 3. The Israelites conquered Rnbbah ill's. Bill West "and daughter, Hazel, week, Francis Ott aind Ray Hensley have sport and a goncru! good time. Mrs. Peebler served delicious refreshments , wor,k in h"y, gone out to Gerald Tuttle's rnncli to Our Excellent Service. . Anything wanted at any time in stnntlv obtained rie-ht. here ut our . store. All orders gratefully received by ony means satisfactory to you. In--person, by the telephone any item . we sell 'wilt be immediately delivered. "' Orders solicited for vacation needs Tgoods delivered to you now or pack ed and sent to any address you sup ply. Goods packed and shipped any where by parcel post or express, first lass mail or registered. Orders, re ceived from vacation land by letter, post card, telephone or telegram will be given prompt attention and will be delivered the same day. Prescriptions anywhere, any time, l ' Standing orders taken for weekly de- .-' befoie going home time. -The next meeting was to have been with Mar- Mis. Henry Hug, of La Grande, ' Kabbah. 4. Joab sent word to Duvik that hoilivencs of candies, films, boo':s, mag- should come and have the honor him- azlnes, etc., and deliveries; piomptly sen qi comparing mc conquest, ol , ..uiue. Films received by mail developed visited at the home -tit Mrs. Eunice , Miti. it ; in,.,.,.,!,.. i,f'11 .Cottrenl -Thursday. postpone it for at least a week on uc- 1 Ni,tu '''f, ovr.1ml I,ul in count of scarlet fever. " """ f,,,r ,"rmun hu,i,'- , Mis. TV Sherwoofls nephew hnd c wns "ls, w0,kin for B" h- Si""'; D. W. Miller, Roy Titus and film-! . "'?' rlePark, who ! b.n quite "n, thes spent Sunday at Haines, taking . ..' . . . ; .. 1 4. Joab sent word to David that he 'and printed and all returned by mail. should come und have the honor him self of completing the conquest of Rnbbah. 6. Absalom fled to Geshur because he had killed his half-brother, Am- I i I I I I:.. .. e ... Dicnic dinner. The ohiect of this visit'. oi Miierprise, was to see Mr Miller's niece, MiM.1." Bess Heed, of Mtnneupolls. Kansas,; V r , . ,, , . who is touring the northwest with Mr, ,u"1 Mra. Harold Ilulc. of La the Cadman Chautauqua Com,iny, of f'",n,le- mot,'rf1'1 dwn Topeka, Kansas. Miss Reed aciom- "t the ly w,th Mr. Jlalo s punied the Miller's home that night, ; m" ,l'r- r?: W' 1 H,,le' . .xaurning to linker on Monday morn-1 Ml; ,"ml Mrs; J1",na'" ""Z "n' ig's train to join her comnanj'. l"" d- wtTe In,blr v"iwa "4' C. M. Hale is now employed haul ing cherries t Cove. Mr. anil Mm. Colt and family spent Wednesday at Island City diking cure of their cherries. Mrs. John Acknrd is indhposed this week.. Otto Ott is home after working for some time in I.a Grande. Richard line bus moved his fan. GRANGR HALL. July 14 (Spec- . jy jni the residence belonging to lull Mr. unci Mrs. Lyman Mult re-iMn. Mary McKinzic. turned, last Thursdny froui A. 10. .Many of the furmers uiv getting Iliiff's.rniU'li thut'ltoloVail'il near Hin. ready to, plow Oup the mririf gruin Little Lookout Ml. In Unlcer coifti- (li'liich has lieeii destroyed by. the ly. ' The Huffs stato iliat the pas- maggots. tureji are lir fine shape, the bunch grass quite thb'k and knee hitli.f During ihelr stay of two weeks Hie, locality was visited by two hard j rains. One storm was severe enough lo cause the rouiing and ruinbllnf.1 ' of the creeks. I ""' wellry days make the foe. George Salisbury Is binding Hay , P' Pi'e, then they become distressed, HEAVY RAINS IN BAKER COUNTY; . I OlIHCItVIJK WAST AhH AV "Jusl Tired" I'wU I.fiJlioUcr'H rye. Ail Mi-Cjill 1h huy pnltinn up the ' hav on llifi JuiIkh Kiiow!'H phict;. Air. J. P. JJ'Uo)K wjih n Kiic.-H ul (hj JiniiiP of hui' Hon, KriH'Mf. ki?v rjtl dayn hint wfuk. VV'dni!Kclay Kit SI it nullum Hold eleven heart of caU 'K to Hfiiu I'ml- hinfl kio k buyers. Mr. and Mm. Cl.'ihj.rd Uusdj.-ii ! -vur lmn,B'PIJ' Hnd cliHdrwn motorfd lo KntMi nrlsf' ' thr?y ache, they frel tired and wrorv Sonu'tiineK they present a smarting, burning feeling. All theHe ihuiRH are rudily refii'vi-d by the nimnlc appli cation of u liffht dusting powd'.T , the shot'H and stocking, Thi povvJiT we put up and hcII under oui ov.i. nume. Our l-'OOT I'OWDKK Ih un- JoulitiMliy the best relief of it; khH football sea-son. If thp footballs mi? . harness jrve way, causing the acci- .,A nnr tUa tnofrnMlAn. fottur.xt i dent. ' Coach Kutherford believes the fall Mr. ami Mrs. Ray Duncan enter- FritUy und returned Sutuiduy. j mester will find th Atreie. Kndiron ttained a mere, Mim FMty Spauldine;, j ir- "UHeiipn reponn inm tne crujm FAMILY DRUG STORK jtars ready to start on intensive work. 'and a party of her friends, Kmmet 1,1 tn Wallowa eonnty are lookin; la oranocorcqon. H. Jonb obtained Duviii's pernilrf- simi to briMtf Absalom back. 7. Absalom repaid his father's kind ness by starting a conspiracy nirainst him. 8. Cod had predicted that the sword and other evils should spring from David's house in additional pun- Stationery, post cards and order forms, .also shipping labels suoplied on request. Remember the vita' val ue of the superior service we give. It pays to trade at home evrp though you ure away from home. Our service permits the tine qual ity and the good service of your pne drujr store, no matter wher; you ipuy be.. FAMILY DRUS STORK LA OI)ANOl,ORC0ONi mm LooH Forward Not Backward A Do Tour uk' lo-duv thai vou' iu ; 1 Let the past be forgotten. It will nerer return with its opportunities. They ure gone forever but the GREAT FUTURE holds other and better ones for the iuun who ia ready to grasp them. lose no time la Tain regrets but hopefully face the future, equipped with experience awl a cheek tccouut irilii i WE PAY Al. on 'TiroE PKP05ITS LA OKANDE NATIONAL BANK LA GRANDE , ORE. SCUND-P.ELfABLE- I-ROGRESSIVE I"IBMbEft FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM! nOINio OF THE DUFFS Wilbur Tried to lie OhliRinif PORTLAND MARKETS. PORTLAND, July UveVick was steady today, epijs firm and but ter steady. hot WORK. BIT FRI ITFI IX. .On Pacific northwest beaches, al j mountain resoits, on farms and prob ttlily on side streets and empty toti of cities and towns, summer wiu-" practice will be held this vacation 1.J prospective memliers of the 1921 Ore gon Agricultural College footbi team, for each player took a football with him when he left college at the O end of the last semester. "Toots Crrity of this city is one of the n.er packing a football with him on oui W With the footballs, Cach R- B. Rutherford sent with tl men insmic-tir.-s to ;h style of plav wh.ch rrobvbly will be used during the m-xt jcciptl OP E WRE A DOC. VouR ntACuNOFP C f T GO.tNO , VET-l'UTEMrl vnu vvuMtEI?P0t OiMcK BEFORE HE fuk -OMF7HlNfc, ' ( . , I Hfv TO 5WIM ' TEACHER St Et Voo 1 . : ) ) Utl'i, i-O'l mOThimC -- .. - aima - rc- ; j I!Y M.MAN