La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 21, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textp:of, ttttcf-e LA GRANDE EVENING OltSEUVER TTTTTT?KT)AY. XTT,Y21 , 1!)21 i Local News In Brief s u COMING EVENTS. July 21xto 31 Oregon Holi ness association canip meet ing, Portland. Sept. 26 to Oct. 1. Oregon State Fair, Salem. Oct. 13. Knights Templar, grand commandcry, La Grande. Nov. 8 to 18. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 26 Pacific Inter national Exposition, Port land. Leave on Branch Mrs. C. Sandburg and daughter, Ruth, left this morning on the brunch to spend the day in Joseph. Passes Through Reno Banks, the field editor of the IF.reeder's Journal, of Portland, passed through I .a Grande today, going over land to Portland. Visiting Here Narva and Frankie Strain, of Pom eroy, Washington, arrived Sunday ev ening to spend two weeks visiting with Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Milton. Goes on Fishing Trip . Al Ray, conductor on the branch, left this morning for a few days fish ing trip at Wade. Mr. Ilay was ac companied by his son. Returns to Portland S. H. Bellnh returned to his home in Portland last evening after a short 'business trip to La Grande. Mr. Bellah is with the Standard Oil com pany in the engineering department. Here Visiting - I Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Buck and ! Small daughter arrived yesterday morning from Salt Lake City to spend a few weeks visiting with Mrs. Buck's parents, Mr. imd Mrs. Willium Ken nedy, of this city. Returns Home 1 Mrs. Carrie P. Wcllmian, formerly of this city and who is well known in all parts of the country, returned to her home in Palo Alto, Calif., this morning, after a four weeks! visit in Iji Grande with friends und rel atives. Wilsons on Eastern Trip Mr. aitl Mrs. Thomas Wilson have gone to Nebraska to visit friends and to enjoy a well-canned rest. Mr. Wil son is one of the blacksmith force at the O.-W. shops here. They will be gone some little 1inie before return ing from the middle-west. Pioneer Sons and Daughters The Daughters and Sons of Pioneers of Union county arc asked to meet lat the Y. M. (". A. Saturday, Julyi 30, at 3 o'clock, for the purpose of tran sacting business. Notice has been is; sued by Mrs. Kate llanlcy, the sec retary. Goes to Portland Miss Maud .Wilson departed this morning for her home in Portland af ter a trip to Yellowstone Park. Miss Wilson ha been travelng through Yellowstone rvrk'fof "solnc time and Bropped over in. l,a Grande to visit her eunt and unde, Mr. and Mi's. J. B. Hagey, before returning to her home.. Read the advertising. TENT THEATRE Just 4 More Nights Kelly's Comedians Present Tonight A riotous mixture of FUN and MUSIC All the Hilly favorites in a brand new laugh ing show, "lring the family." 4 I'.whJ IntlonL I Thre is no friatdy.l h "tie that jxtt , H1 mi. as much or jo-ir vjcation trip a 5"U will mii" lh" J",a ' oun' I tain. Before you (To. be s-"e that y. u : tome in and reo-w v mr attachment. I .ALAVU v GO AND BET IT' J Goes to linker Mr. aud Mrs. J. Jt. Oliver dopartod (his morning for Baker to spend the day. Hul'e From Union George O'Conncr, hotter kuown as Doe. is ill town today from Un- 1 Ion and Is registered at the Som uicr hotel. 1 t , rousing Tlirough Dr. It. Biswoll and family of Ba- ! ker motored to la Grando yesterday on their way to Wallowa Lako whore they are to camp for a week. Her ut Summer Hotel O. W. Click, a prominent mill man of .Milium. Ib In town today on busi ness and is registered at the Sum mer hotel HrBlstcred at Foley Miss Grace Oeutou of Portland, with tho Kltvln Concert company. arrived this morning to spend the day In La Grauilo on business. .Motored Through It. Landcaster and wife, J. W. Baltic)' and J. M. Ivlu of Pendleton motored through La Grande yester day on their way IB Denver. Here Visiting Mrs. L. Dibblo, of Copperlield, Or egon, arrived Inst evening to spend a few days visiting Willi Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Benhuiu before going on to Wood Itivur to visit friends and relatives. Here From Portland R, C. Fordrlg of Portland, rep resenting the Goodyear Rubber com pany, is In La Grande today on busi ness and Is registered at the Soin mer hotel. , Here From Fntcrprlso B. Miiylielti and. family of Kutnr pptse are registered at tho Sommer hotel. Mr. Mayncld is a proulnou: druggist of Enterprise. lleturn to Wallowa Charles llauprich aud wife re turned to their homo in Wallowa this morning utter spending u day in La Cirande on business. Mr. Hnuprich is a prominent Vierchunt in Wallowa. Go To linker - Miss Lois Given and Mrs. Don Sar gent departed this morning for Ba ker, to spend t lib day visiting, Goos to Wentherly David Johnson loft for Woatherly Oregon, this morning, whore ho is to work fur tho Illinois Bridge Co. Goes To. I'nioii Miss Knima Hartkopf left this this morning for Union to spend the day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Caster. Visit ing From Starkey John W. W0II3, a prominent rancher of Starkey, is In town to day visiting with friends 'and rela tives. Idling Here , Jack Heury arrived yesterday af ternoon from Kansas City, coining overland In a Packard car. Mr. Hen ry la hern for a fow days visiting AudWr riiiVitf: .-. Hero From Portland R. K. Akin of Portland, with" the State Indus'iriul Accident Insurance Company, Is hero in La Grande on business and Is registered at the Fo ley hotel for a few days. To Make Home Hen- Mrs. A. B. Sanford arrived laid evening from Salt Lako to make her home In La Grande. Mrs. Kanford's husband Is employed at the Palace Confectionery as the candy maker. U'aves for Pendleton Mrs. Bess Spencer, who has been visiting In I a (irandc for . the past two weeks with friends, has returned to her home in Pendleton. Mrs. Spencer has been visiting a sister in Boone, Iowa, and stopped ovcrjiere to vUit old friends before returning to her home. Camping on Mi nam River Perry Oliver, of this city, Miss An na Alexander, of Spokane but a former resident of I .a Grande, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Oliver, of Keating, Baker county, compose n party which is camping in the vicinity of the Minent river and the West Eagle lakes. They expect to spend the next ten days in fishing and enjoying camp life. The party left from Baker Monday morn ing. Car Skids on Loose Gravel While going east on the Oregon Trail near Icadman Pass, an Ovcr- DANCE Old Time Dance Thursday Modern Dances Saturday REX HALL N. A. Disclet, Manager land car bearing the license 52,239 skidded in the loosc gravel recently placed on the road, and plunged over the grade. As. far as is known no or.e was injured. The car, which is listed as owned by the Security Construction company of La Grande, skidded while passing another ear and turned over on its side. Pendleton Tribune. Go to Starkey Prairie Chester Johns and Dr. J. A. Best motored to Starkey Prairie, which is near La Grande, on Sunduy, and re port that the worst roads were be tween Meacham and llilgatrd, where they are awfully poor. The next worst stretch, according to. Dr. Be, is South Franklin s'uei't in Pendleton. Aside from those two places the roads are good, ho says. Pendleton Tribune. GREAT CARE TAKEN IN PREPARATION OF FAMOUS FOOD DRINK Circa t care Is taken to obtain milk In Its original purily, from healthy cows with proper sanitary environ ments and under hygienic conditions Is'commondablo. So also, the pos session of their own natural spring water, derived from a peienntal spring, furnlshos tho proper lliuld to bo used lu mashing tho grain and growing tho barley malt which is done in their own malt houses. In taking u glass of llorliik's Malted Milk, therefore, with lis re freshing and invigorating qualities, ono is assured ulso that ho Is drink ing 'that which Is pure und whole some s well as delicious. NATIONAL OSTEOPATH CONVENTION TO MEET The twenty-fifth annual conven vcnlion of tho National Osteopathic Association will he held lu Cleve land, Ohio, the last week In July. About throo thousand osteopathic physicians, surgeons and specialists from the Culled Slates and Canada will lie present. On the preceding week will occur tho annual conten tion or the osteopathic eye, ear. nose and .Ihroat specialists. This Is the convention of tho Amorlcun Osteo pathic Society of Ophthalmology and Oto-Lnrngology and several hundred will bo In alienriauee. Clinics will ho held In all tho tsieelaltles and lor ostonpulhlc and surgical diagno sis during the entire two weeks. 2 FIRES DURING NOON HOUR; NO DAMAGE Tho fito department was culled to Uubo Zveifeln latlor shop on Ad aniB avenue this noon. A ku heat er used for heating the Jronan the tailor shop watt left burning und mused u mmill bluzu. Nu damage wan (kino, A jjniHH lire pot out of control near the noutluvunt city limilu short ly before ono thiH afternoon und re sulted in the dciparlinont being call ed out. Jt wuh extinguished with the cheiniculH. No damage wub done. ASK FOR. and GET Horlick's The Originnl Malted Milk for Infants and Invalids Avoid Imitations and Substitute! SQUEEZED TO DEATH When the body begins to stiffen and movement becomes painful it is usually an indication that tha kidneys are out of order. Keep these organs healthy by taking COLD MEDAL The world's standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles Famous since 1696. Take regularly jnd keep in good health. In three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed as represented Look for the name Gold M.rfil on everr bo earf accept do imiuuoa Men ! Menl Now i ynr rliniii-t' to urdcr your Su?t, willi our rxtra pair of lrni- scl'.s Ijcr Hindi' 11 summer inline, out m' liiuniiis Slmyiie-P.rini Hand Tiiilnrt'd Line, ;,t l;fiW priecs I ipso 1... $53 w I t "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE' HUH Adams Avenue 'HELP YOURSELF" ABLY PRESENTED Judging by tho crowd at tho per formance last evening tho Kelly Comedians are as popular as ever with Lu Grande people. Tho play 'Help Yourself," was cleverly pre sented by air excellent cast, Miss Olive Finney playing tho leading part, ably assisted by Bob SandheiK. whoso Impersonation of an Knglish man was very good. Able and Sliv ers, prime Livortlcs with all. wero as funny us ever, ami the sunns of the trlo, Dolllu Daye, Toil llllmirk and Ben Dlx worn, exceptionally well ren dered. This evening another play will ho featured und with tho high class vaudeville will mako the time spent with ll'o Kelly Comedians well worth while, i C. J. BLACK IS IIOMK FROM CONVENTION. (Continued from Pago Ono.) ten miles, 1111 hour. It only lasted for half an hour, after which it cooled off some, su that we hail 11 fairly good sleep.'1 Mr. llliirk speaks in the highest terms of the splendid receptions ten dered them 011 flie way by the real estate boards lit Kail Lake, Denver, Omaha anil Chicago. At Salt ljike they were met with autos anil taken all over the city and canyons Sall- 111 iv, tho great ball. nig resort, anu treated to a swim in the hike. Luni-h, dances nnd all the other attracilous were given. Then tiny were taken back to the city and through the tern pic ground, and tin organ recital was especially arranged for -them nc 4 p. 111., after which they wont to the com mercial club rooms, where a delight ful baniuet and programme was serv ed. "Here we met tbe California j deli'gatn n of about one hundred, who took train with us on our special of all brand new cars, where every con I venience was arranged for our cotn J fort, and a more democratic and jolly I crowd it has never been my pleasure jto mingle with, said the La Grande rbooster. "At Denver we were met by . a large delegation with cars and taken (through the city ninr into, the moun 1 tains, and treated to i large trout I dinner, speeches and a programme, j There were' present at this meeting about 101)1) men and women. 1 was c'alled.on for a speei-h, which gave me quiteji shock. However, I manage to give 11 good account of our little city aud county. At Omaha, we were j again met iby a large delegation and Club and treated to a plunge und a shower bath, and lunch, then to the business men's den, where we were inu itiated to many weird" and strange things, having to pass through a long underground and overhead passage, where lions were roaring and once in a while one would jump, nut' at you. 1 hen a gush ol wind would blow your hut off, then suddenly you would come up against a screen wire with your nose, etc., until finally we came out into 11 large auditorium, whore wc were treated to a large show. .1 can not tell you nil .that happened there. We were then taken over the city aud landed at Happy Hollow and again banqueted. After a most excellent I It takes fine tea to make a good iced drink Try Hilvilla- it's dclicigus when iced Sin ':i i mm is;.'1 w i''(' tv.-s'l r all t. '.? YV4 I m u I Cigarette ji To aal In tho delicious Burley v tobaooo flavor. It's Toasted program wc wero tnkea back to the train at 9 n. ill. At Chicago the f it-srt evening h smoker and get-acquainted meeting was arranged for all the men ill the Auditorium Hotel. At another place the wives of tho Chicago realtors en tertained the women. The next af ternoon the delegates were Uiken on Lake Michigan for a couple of hours ride in two of the largest boats they could charter and landed at,thc Mun icipal pier, Chicago's largest amuse nient resort, whero they were per mitted to participate in uny of the at tractions. "Our bailire was our ticket to any of the attractions. Tho next day trains were chartered and we were all taken to the largest naval ti-ainiug station in the world, twenty miles out of Chicago on the lake shore, where 2,000 sailors and marines were drilled before us. Two of Chicago's best bull teams played a game of base ball for us und many other stunts, such as wrestling, jumping, boxing, and also box lunch wns served to ov er n,(W0, and free drinks (soft) wero all served free to the delegates, so that our trip was made a very pleasant one all along the way. However, 1 am glad to get 'back to good old (irunde Itonde valley, where one can git a breath of air, and 4ic able to sleep after lying tlown after a hard day's work, 'and got away from the terrible noiso and turmoil of n large city," concluded Mr, Hlaek. United Statea Holds Patent Record. A liugiT number of pstcuis are grunted III the United Slates each year tluiti lu uny other country. "Back to Boyhood" Days. TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY -r- v ii ' riext i ' 111 . :1 vvJir. --as r. IF" k ,v, i mam io.' " m m vn- v..' t;i mi l i . i., , i n ' , in hin'iin ! i.V XlwAJit 4 From Jamca AND ' ' "THE SKIPPER'S TREASURE Take Uio Tooncrvilio Trolley to the new gold ru:;h. this one. An Institution That will exert itself in tho aid of its patrons that is our poliey. Savings accounts solicited. The bank that Is your best friend. . Our officers: Van E. Lonjr, President; C. W. Fox, Vice President ; L. ,L. Stringham, Cashier. State Bank of Imbler Imblcr, Ore. 1 It I I ll it Andrew's Variety Store Three More Days OF OUR BARGAIN SALE LEFT 1 Nu. IJ Uallvaiii.t'il Till), caeli ifl.").") 1 -Mop St.i. k fur .).. It! Makiiij.' .t Till) ati'tl j Mop Stiek for ....$1.5G 1 Heavy Tin IJoilcr, ciielt P.W 1 Silver King Wash Hoard 1. Making I Hoilcr aud 1 Wash' hoard ....$3.0L 1 Heavy Will"w Clothes' .I'.askut $2.73. 1 llandl Suction Was'her It; Making 1 l!;tskd aiul 1 Waslier $55.70 Every thing at Cut l'rieos right when you need theiii. CAN'T FINJJ A UUY15K7 A RCA B sl ' ca.i ; i kA ,UJ 1 Ji ViHt - - i TKY AN OBSEHVER AD. Come on in. The Fun's Fine. tax. i -' v Hi 1 4 ,h I "I'i ' ' 11V II VII I f pem, screened as he wrote it. GARDEN" Alaska isn't in it with COMPAW.