La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 20, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJWktnksiay. .h't.v lo. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE TTTREF. i" I Local News In Brief i 1 Here from Rpnkunt J; S. E. -rirkaon, of Spokune, who is I ; with the Spokiuie Drut; company, i in 1!town for1 n short business trip. Mr. Erickson is registered at the Som. mer hotel. been placed on the road and had not .Motored, from Baker COMING EVENTS. July 21 to 31 Oregon Holi ness asrociution camp meet ing, Portland. Sept. 2(1 to Oct. 1. Oregon State Fair, Sulem. Oct. 13. Knights Templar, grand rommandery, La Grande. Nov. 8 to 18. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 26. Pacific Inter national Exposition, Port land. ' (a, where she has been visiting her inimt for the past two weeks. Miss j Zurchier will stop here for n few days ; :o visit Miss Cresaa Wells. """"""'"""""'""--" Here Visit ing - Here. I ron. Joseph i N-''e Zurvher, of Enterprise. i I A. 1 P. Wilson ,.rt A iirwi,.,.r "vea ",st en.ng iron, walla Wal- T In l.a Grande today on brtslness from j Joseph. . . ' Itotlirm'il I-Ymn l,uUiitn ! . (i7rs" '01,,, "', iv';'1 "v"- i Hnrkleben vlns Trip ! iiik trom Lowistoli. w here he has ,.,. ,, ... , . , , , - .,en o:! w,k.L "v;;;:,,;:"' ! - , TT '. . on Wily, Mis. V Stephens and son Ti'l 7 Pr"T" I" Arthur and Miss Mario Murgler let, in V . VT . """.'""'"-lyesteiday nfturnuon for . ', "i". r e m em- MK-uiebenyim; at l.add Conyan. r been packed yet, causing the machine to sink six inches at times, the trip . , from The Dalles to this city was nViule ,ldrn in one tray. J Mr. and Mrs. -W. A. ftoundy and; HKAIMMi (ONTISl'KN , forcing even th mutt gloomy to SALEM, July 2H The public ser- laugh. The play, with lust onougb accompanied by Miss Null vt,'e ""'""'""Ion continued the hear- ( plot to keep the scenes Quarantined Mrs. J. R. Rhode;, or 80(1 Spring, is; turned home Bun.lay evening-but Miss quarantined at her home, .hie to a Nell HN.un.lv remained in U (iinnde .- it.. r.. .. .. ....... Uf together Roundy, motored to La Grande from' ,ns or " litts a.uluat the (ele- j without llring the tried business Baker Sunday to spend the day visit- Phone rate and service today. men, gave the chorn.11 plenty of ing with Mr. and Mrs. Jack iliutt-1 1 chance 10 dunce mid thorn playing Mr, and Mrs. Roundy and children re-.SHOW DELIGHTS lhn fading paits dlir some- good slight ilb.esa frtm diphtheria. Here on Business II. M. Wright,' with the Wadi.mun Grocery company of Portland, arrived this morning to spend a few days on business. 1 ing to her home. week 's Ht;re from foiU'rprjse i Returns (o INirtluml t i-i 1. "... . . t( f , ;i ; flu, 1. 1 ihmrit ,01 ronuimi wnr is .th iw .... - Hr,r,t? , t li h noriliwt'st.'in iipiw('iilaliv. for Z V'." r V l,rKery ?m!Mlliy:the Hakhvln Pin no company of Stmt- ' " twya u,. uuMMf.;,, rt!(UMfMl ,ast pvenlnK ,0 hs hnmo ufit'P a few days IniHliiftm ivjn Will Motor I. Coast- . . U"Y" "r, lm. rt (U. Mr. nd Mrs. Fred Swanson ond ' , L''L m'S, ,h'S mo, m"K son and Mr. and Mrs. Frank JesT .T? A V," will lnv ki r... ", Mi-s. U A. Presrott. n,i u lliuiur Hip IO the coat to be gone for three, weeks. 10 this city. Leave for Alicel -Mrs. 0. Waldrof and ilaDL-hter. I.e. Visiting Hen I Miss Hazel and Merle Jesier, nf Caldwell, lduho. arrived last even-' Ing for a visil will, their uncle and; aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Drown, for:,, ,. ... iii-.uin.fi 10 .-.CUM.?' Here With X-mus Goods Henry Harlan, travelog for the J. ! K.- Gill company, is here nssistog K. j K. (rill con.pH.iy, is here assist Ii.k E. Here from Enterprise Norman E. Jackson, who is with the Eastern Oregon Lumber Company at Enterprise, is in town today and is stopping over at the Summer hotel. Metamorphosis, "This Is a line plet.ire. It was ptlnt ed as 'Still Life,' exhibited as a land rc.iiw and sold as portrait." From lle .Muskete, Vienna. , LOCAL AUDIFNCE5 W01 "" tuioila' especlnlly Mlsa Bin- followed the medy.:, . The come dians play eery nlghl this week and Sunday night. This evenfng the orchestra of the show will give a dance at Ilex Hall ufter (he show. Kxlly'a Cun.vdlaiui, playing "Hen pecked" last night, lived up to their reputation for . keeping their nudl- ence's Interest every miuuie and of BEAD OltSKHVKIl WANT ADS. Fruit Sherbet. I .Berkeley Ice Creom, Chocolate Ice Cream, StJTtwberry Ice Creum and Registered at Sommer Hotel ith 1""it ,,uit S"''b't have ever I tasted, bv the pint ..r by the nunit. Joseph Varley and wife, of Boise, ! Alwr.vs just right -tt tho P.U.ice Con aiv in town for a few days and are 1 f,.. 1 n,.ry registered at the Sonuner hotel. Mr. j PALACE CONFECTION EKY Vurley, is traveling for a cash regis-. ter company. .. COMPANY. a few dayH. 011:1. dt-mrtf. Ihw ninrnin,. -"" K'".s ai m.e to spend !he .lay visiting with friends : T',W'S S"'"nwr II"-'1-and relatives. ; I Mr' rl?" ""V ey are doing a very 1 ' (good 'business as people from all parts of the country come to see their stock. ' Mr. und Ali-s. M. O. IVirv. of Seait Here From Seallli- 1, ' , T ... . . ' T . ', Tl'iw'ds Ci O. E. Herger of Seattlo, who- .Is ; M Hug, j , . Kl Wright, district nll n ney. who no iioiii.wi-si rHiiresentnuve ror in.: , j was i.ij.ir.Mi several months agoj; Baldwin Piano company, arrived this I caves for W.lla Walla ' when a horse he was 'riding sluiit-H morning to spend Hie day In La I .. . ' bled mid fell on hi III. Cl-l.slli.te his ) ! n .... . I ATS .1 ! ilii-nn n .............. . 1 1... ' . ' " ramie on uusiiicsb. ' '" "" "' '"'"i'.""'-i . i,.rt rUU . ner -son, joe, uepurteu tins morn ml' Jf.w Walla Walla, where she is to make 'her futifl-e home. , Arrive from Portland Billy Zweifel, who has been vis iting in Portland with Teddy loiter,1,, . TT, 7 -arrived last evening. He was ac , "l're from 1 "r"nnd eompamied by Teddie loiter, who is.. " M. Jur.lan, of Poillinul, the tn.v here to visit his rrandmother.' Mf- 'clillK "s"'" lul' fhi'iiKO Nonh- E. R. Reed. j " ni'lroa.L Is reglst.-red at I he j McKcnnou lU-turns .-U,tJ. IIOLL-I. i J was around today without ! the cane he has been using since - graduating from the cniti-h stage ofj his conviilescence. His foot la still weak and II will he -siiiiki lime he-1 fore In. will be ..hi., lo lie iiro.ind il.ii. kly as Is his usual rust. in. Off for Visit- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanso- Wt '" n Trip aavuruay evening for Tucoma, Wash-; Mr.-and Mrs. Oswhr Crossen h-ft I found 1). McKeiinim and familv return- cd several days ago from an automo bile trip to the coast. McKennon ington ,, where they will visit with Mr. this morning, going overland for a Bremerton much cooler than here'! and Mrs. Chkwles Schuh and Walter two weeks ranminir trio .-it Sn.i-n ik. ...u .. I shin lid 1.0 in oit... r.1........ un ' fi.i.- An Institution . That will exert itself in the aid of ita patrons that is our policy. Suvings accounts solicited. The bank that is your best friend. Our officers: Van E. Long, President; C. VV. Fox, , Vice President; h. L. Stringhmn, Cashier. . State Bank of Imbler Intlilt'i', Ore. ' .. Schuh, and family at Kapausen, and Spring, just out of Bake Air. and Mrs. William Nicol at. Long Fibre Reed Furniture it lfea ttir DOES NOT DRY OUT WITH AG5 ' Does Not Pop and Crack When Youf Bit. Down COMPARE OUR PRICES W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. OVU BUSINESS MAKINC, HOUSES HOMES ' Takes Enterprise. Position .nr. nnif Unnu . r,..i.. c.. . i i . . . ... v.uu,-,, lul i-, .,, , 1Vi-o nonie iron, a nve weeks trip er residents of -Baker, were m the through Wallir Walla, Se.'ifleBelling city yesterday on their way to En-! ham and Portland. terprise, w.here Mr. Coulter will be - - connected in the future with the ' Leave for Kamela ?T7"r -?mvnyi Mr9 F- A. Charboneau ..... v.ouihi nua ucrii in iriiarfcrt oi ..tf l OII1C couple of years. Kelurn from Trip ... . . - tains and if this road keeps on deter Mrs. U M. Hoyl, accompanied hy iorntiag it will be a rather rough trip her mother, Mrs. (. T. -Gilbert, have : ''fore the season is over, he said. lAliihuuirh th(. McKtwnon Durtv ston- ipeu several nonrs tor meals mud was delayed on Cabbage Hill, where the final surfacing of gravel hud just Miss' Vie week's camping trip. , ; .. Go to Palmer Junction Mr. and Mis.' Lester St-jdibiril loft I Sickness Call Answered Mrs. Peter Biever took hurried de parture last evening for Trenton, Mo., when she received a telegram from her sister, Mrs. Ed. Ebell, of Ln (irande, which advised her that la third sister, Mrs. Kelts, was critically ill. Mrs. Ebell went to Trenton two weeks ago to visit the ailing sister and yes teiilay became convinced that there is no hope for the lady's recovery, and wired Mrs. Biever accordingly. Friends of Mrs. Ebell and Mrs. 'Biever join, the Observer in expressions of re gret at the distressing news. this moinine on the branch fni- Pnlm. er Junction to visit the lumber camps for a few days'. Ray's Friends Are Happy Admirers of Charles Ray, popular moving: picture a'or, are indeed hap py today, for whichever theatre they atteind tonight, Charles Ray will be leading man in the piny. At Sher ry's, he will be seen in "A Village Sleuth," in which he takes the char acter of a small town boy whose one ambition is to Income famous as a detective. At the Arcade, Ray will lie seen in a play entitled "Old Swim min' Hole," a picturization of one of James Whitcomb Riley's famous poems. A Friend Indeed. There is no friend at home that you will miss as much on your vacation trip as you will miss the Soda Fojjn tain. Before you go, bo s.:"e Hint you c.'ime in and reii"w v mi attachment PALACE CONFECTIONERY COMPANY. DANCE Old Tinie Dance Thursday Modern Dances Sal unlay REX HALL N. A. Diselel, Mfiniigi'i' Concert Proves 'Enjoyable ' - ' Hundred of people were immensely well entertained last evening when the Ii Grande band gave the first of what is pmrnied tip be a series of concerts on the streets. People tifoot i and people in autos jammed the street i for a blocli in four directions dur- ' ing the concert and expressed their I approval in no uncertain terms. A cornet solo "That Wonderful Mother of Mine", by "Snap" McMjmus and ; an ncidental trombone solo by Frank ; Robinson each received more than the ordinary amount of applause. Leader i Andrew Loneyi has the band under perfect control and the organization is living up to its reputation of be ing the best non-professional in the state. ,LS Read the advertising. Born': AND 1 Woolley's j FALL SAMPLES ' for voiir Nex1! Suit f maje to o!:ni':if Arc H.' re ! the T.'.-tiim Over i s Iivpt J'ices i fa Fall I ARC A'DE THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY c5 em I : 'A 'v- .v. A-r All the j(y of JanieR Wliil.-oinli I : i I . - ' k old home poem Told with out a w.inl. Charlie Ray Is In It-i- ' Up to His Neck in Fun -ALSO- A Too nerville Comedy ami vj HIT. . BltOH. '' kllv ' V. Ml - -t V " '.f.'l UH-----BM-BB------M 11 likes holiiin-Detter ie standard th-e o prove its semce run V. S. USCO TRliAD Hura ts tha U. S. Unco TtkuG, with a lui)(-fbUib-liihtil otandard of oervica miofig mutoritfl who huva mi yw to ' value, lift Well un lu pri.rjw Whilt S-!l fur lta thun the othvr : :r:j in tlm , U. i. KyLtrit Iin, thw Usto ', iibn eurrMfJ a rejuu.tiun (tr quality bttd U;vrnMn tf-on- ooiy wI.ilU i not L-xcndtrd hy tny t.ru In in .ls. United Stdit.s Tires are Good Tires U. S, USCO TRKAD U. S. CHAIN I READ U. S. NCDBY TREAD U. S. ROYAL CORD U.S. RED & GREY TUBES PEOPLE used to be se cretly envious of the. young fellow who came tearing up the street and stopped his car with a jerk. Now they are inclined to criticise such abuse of tires. A mark of the growing con sciousness about tires their service, their work, their value. , This same respect for a good tire is the reason why the four square tire dealer hus pussed up odds and ends, "job lots", "sec onds", "cut prices" and come out squarely with the standard quulity service of U. S. Tires. He is getting a bigger, and also bet ter, tire business than he ever had before. He is dealing now wilh i.i own kind it i ' , I W of people. The substantial cit izen. The man who knows that ' you can't get something for nothing. The steady cus tomer not the bargain hunter. ' To the man who has not yet learned the standard tire serv ice he is entitled to we say Go to the dealer in U. S. Tires and make him show you. Here is a man in close touch with one of the 92 U.S. Factory Branches a constant supply of fresh, live U. S. Tires. The U. S. Tire you buy is a tire built for current demands. No overproduction. No piling up of stock. No loss of mileage by hanging around on the dealer's racks.' Every way you look at it, u par qual ity tiro at a net price. "tlmt im m mn in ri.M tuut h with o. Umxed t3 i -. j ri. i s .ires Rubber Company Inland Motor Company ) m rroaf with coo(i'. 1103 Adams Ave. -i - - :