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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
j Local News In Brief
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tjj Mrs. J. T. Riihurcl.-mn urrivrd hist
PnUlU Wmrnwi i V'PVinint fn'm P..,1Ia .... - I .
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I' July 21 to 31. Oregon Holi
t neas association camp meet-
itif?, Portland.
5 Sept 2(i to Oct. 1. Oregon
j .State Fair, Salem.
Oct. 1.1. Knights Templar,
I ttrand cominnndery, ' La
(irande.
I Nov. 8 to 18. National
'I' Grange meeting, Portland:
I Nov. 21 to 2fi. Pacific Inter
! national Exposition, Port
land. I.
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(iocs lo Haki'i'
Mrs W. W. Kenzlo loft this morn
hig for Baker to spend the day vis-
1 1 ii K wiili frliMids ami r'l;i . h .'s.
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I'WurH iMir l.osiiiM' . ;
J. S. Mt-Kenziiv left thin morning
on tnv brunch for n noitin in I.o-
tine, aftor
Crandn.
siHudiiiK Iho day in I. a
Rt'tuni Homi'
Maty and Marion Hyatt li'fi (his
mornitiK for thoir hoino in Km or-'
prlso, ul'lor spondiiiK yos.ord.iy in
I. a (irando. I
,
Leaves for Portland !
Mrs. W. VVarmhollz loft lust evon- ;
injr for Portland, where sho will bo'
for a few days on business. x j
1
ioes to Itakei -
Knbmt Katon, who bun been bore
visiting with his um-le and aunt,
Mr. and Mrn. l K. Wale, loft thl.i
iiiorniiiK f;,r his home in I)aRir
Loaves for Nam pa, Idaho
Mr Thomas Maxwell left this
nionnin for Nampa, Idaho, to visit
her parents for the summer.
Here I'l-oitt Spok.me
L. P. Dunsi of Spokane, with the
HiiKhoy Mason Hardware com puny,
Is hern In La (Laurie for the day
and 1h stopping at the Sommer lioiol.
"Come On In the
Water ;s Fine!"
and so's the fun
ARTHUR S. KANE
prnts
CHAni.ES
STHS: OLD
A FIRST NATiCHA
ATTRACT! Of
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XLflltJ pgr
t- rtciarettesISP I
1 Km. . i
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There's a big surprise in
this picture. Wait till
you see it.
Also
TOOHEBVILLS
COITISDY
Today and Saturday
All CADE
A:. - J .i, .
.1.I...-U noin i-riiau'ion i
few days here visiting wi:h her son,
Hurley Kuhamson.
Kt' turns 10 Union
Mrs; S. A. Slater Uiul son, Gilliei t,
who spent the day in lji Grandf with
.mss .May IVeul, loft lust evening
tlieir home in Uiiuii.
Passes Through
J. P. O'Hrien, the gene
of the O.-W. K. &. N.,
Iax (.ramie last evenir
his way ;o Portland.
( (Joes to Kvcri'tt, WashhiKton
i..O. M. Kinkuid, snooial riumsontn-
!tive for the liahlwin Piano company, '
, kft this morning .for Evorii-t, Wash-
niKton, to he tfonu about two months.
' liuos to liaKcp
Mrs. H-cks Katon td son Stovo.
arroinpanifd by Mis. V. I). Mi-Dn
aid, left iliis niuniint; for link
spt'iuV tho day vini t In i w
and rclativcji.
(iiiis to i :i u in
t A. It. Salmon url'.iitand. with iho
lotnniat lonal
llaryorttitr oompany.
left this uiorulns on tho branrli foi j
I01j;in lo upend Hip 7.i y on ItasinHs. J
(..,. I''oin llahor -
II; P. (i-rin. with tho Kxhipimi
Om-kmii Liht & Powor c:;inpHny (r
Mf-.kor. is in town for. t bp day and is
stopping at the Summer hntel.
1 I ; in iim o !laker
J. H. KiiiK, who In wlth the Kast
erii Oregon Li:bt Power oomnanv. t
of Itaker, was in La Grande yestor -
day on business. Mr. KiiiK )"fl tliiH
itiurnittK for his home.
.
Here Pioiii Spokiuie
A. H (!rowell oT Spokane, who is
Willi the Washington Kloi-trh- Sup-
ply pjiiipaiiy, Is ill town today of
hllsiness and Is ri'Klsljred at le
Soniuior hotel
(Joes lo Pendleton y
.) ICveiett Holmes; represening liie 1
'"T
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, uKsseu through
m on No. on i
, Hl.ick Manufaeturmg conjfftuiy, ivas'cnhio 111 fieli day to lr,4 pla-'e ol'
in l.a (irande last eveniiuriin husiness. ! business, ir.1 his family will :pon!
Mr. lulmts left thbr morning fori 'he "xt "on-:,!! weeks In tiin .,11
Pemlleton. iof-diiors.
Corn to Selltlle Killed Hog Willi Alllo
.Mis. Sharles Maxtor and children j If Iho young lady who drove "the
I.enua, Marie, Doris mid Nellie, left j car thai brokn.tlio nock of u Spun
this illuming for a Iwo weeks'' trip , lei dog on Main hi rout Iiihi evening,
in Sniit.Ho, where they will visit Willi i could have wlt.nesswl tho deep grief
friends and relnlives. j- I In the homo of Ihe tlllllo bov on
Imh'h on Cainplug Trli
iM'S. I) C. Krencli nnd children
Miss Mildred and Marlon I.ovell;!
I.ois. Ida Frances and Jean French, J
accompanied by Miss Marvu Ithlne, I
1 left this morning for a two weeks'
t camping trip lo Kanielti.
'
Goes to Enterprise
f Helen Sims anil Miss Mary
Fitzgerald left his morning on the ,
: branch for Knterprise. Miss Fitzger- j
aid has accepted a position there with 1
A. S. Coolcy, a prominent lawyer of j
i.iiuiprisi.
Ketlirns llome-
' r--"- ""giium 01 ivorin isenui,,,,,,,.,, ,,. ,,.,ef of , , ,
who has been here for the past week ! wi,0se dog has been killed,
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Harry i
Swails, Mt this morning for her 1
T'"": , V,B " "nM" Mn-
.nwi-i. nu? ni-vti in 1 sister ror iwen
t y-six years.
tiois to WalloHii
Mr. and Mrs. Waller M
I leroe
left I his morning on iho branch for;
vtiiliowa whore Mr, I'ioroe is to ;
speak this afternon tn the Wallowa !
Pioneers. From Wallowa Mr.
Mrs. .Pierre wilt y.o io Wallowa
to camp until Sunday, when
will return homo.
and j
La ke
I bov
ara o; l-'or Poll laud
M,-. and Mrs Fred Hrown of Salt
Lake, who have been bore visilhiK
wit h Mrtt. F. K. Johnson. bft this
uioinliiK for a week's trip to Part
land to visit fi lends and relatives.
! Men IA-MA
i Men I I1W I
r 1 mm
; .Now i.s viir chance to W?s . W" i''w ' !
order your Sufi, with ' Wfek Fm$$f ' l
one extra pair of Iron- riifc r-H'VHi
j ,.PS free made of all
i siiiiimei' faliric, out of lllr !
! I'iiiiioiii Slinvii(-I!run UM til '
Ihmd Tailored Line, i,t Vf.4 jl !'
j (.nr low prices ' !'! j'S 11 j '
j $r,o to $rr J j j
5 "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
11 OS Adams Avenue J i
Knini Porilinid they will go lu Pi
lot Itoi-k for a few iliiys hefniv r'
t u i n i 11 k o their hutni In Sull Luke.
; Mi'ssl. k In l II j-
I J. n. MeHsirk, well known Buker
eitiiell in i ived In'lhe city yesler
; du.v for the IrHiisaeiiou of luisiimss
I hero.
lsl,lO!
Claude Hoylen " arrived ypstprJiiy
.nK.rning .rroin his homo' In Ander
son, .Indiana, for a week's visii'w.'ih
his mule, K. H. Iloyleit. n
i.fc-eust iirniihsi
A litetiae to tci hau 1omi IkiiiiI
lo Corn Walk or of Hoi Iako, u 'iian
ter meehanie, him! Jeitnit Siiiflh, a
nursfi of PtMHlloinn by tho I'matillu
Hiivi Him ii mi Hat lt
Mr. antl Mrs. C. L. Maokoy and boji
Marvin, or La Oramle, and Mr; and
and I). Ituasard and K'andHoii, liur
noli Whlto, returned in (heir cars
forni l!,H "t aclios, whre limy lutvi
,llioi,r, vacation Al-
hany Ho aid.
ten
Tho eompLulod Pondloton-tUihbnKo
i HIH road was onoliod for trall'lr vus-
I iord;iJ the - bai'iiors buhiK renuiveil
inriiii' pariM oi uie I'oau rocnouy
undo.- constntetiun. The oquipiuonl
oT t he Soi'lirity f'oist riutiou
usnd in graveling the road from Iho
foot of CabhaKe Hill lb I toad Mian's
Push, whs moved to Hil Lal;. " The
ootnpatiy will now eimat;e in naid
o It from Hut hake to La Crando
I'lali People Here l'n l-'iiueinl
I Mis. John N. Davis, of Vornal,
; 1'iah, who oanio to altciid the fu
l ii era I ol ber.aunj. the. lutn Mrs.
! Rudidplnne L. Harm, returned to
i Iter home -today.- Mih. Davis had in
1 tended lo ti'ke care of her ased
mint but Mrs Harm died Hiiddonly
before her neice could j;et here. Mr
' Georpre liohrdenz, a long time friend
of the family, wuk aiuoim thoso from
ja distance who atcended the funeral
j of the late Hudolphine L. Harm.
1 .,
j KsliddbJt Summer Cnmp
VflfrTaiid Mra;' Ceore k? HIrnb and
small son. aecumpanied by MiH. Hir
nie's mollicr, Mrs. llnr-lel Mi-Dcn-
ald, aro estalilistiini; iiieir suniinei
eamp nt lliniio lliae. .1 1 1 1 m 1 1 t u I
ilocaiion a few i.iilos somh of town.
1 " IliehilJaJ Mr. Iilrn!" expi'i'is to
Main iivoniie wlion ho realized his
lillle playmate, would not ho will)
him today, Dial young lady would
have least have slopped her ear af
ter hitiing tho dog and showed some
liltlo feeling in the mattnr. Quite
probable she itld not think how
tragic tlie accident was which her
car caused. Hut hud she heard the
voire of a lift lo boy mis niornlim
when he said lo his papa: "(iuess
old l!ob will not coimi mid lick my
face 10 wake me up this morning,
fr nub Is dead." Hie young lady
would have opened wide. her eyei
and lens would have been milieu-
ble. for no young cirl could be suf-
' flclently calloused of nature not K
p.u,, gAI T E SPKFUI.NG,
IS CAi:SB OF Ai:T( W I1ITK
(Continued from Paso One.)
was driving east abMiK O avmiue and
when she rnme to the riossinK at
Sixth at a moderate speed Hbe hhw
Tr. Kfrby'a car iippruuchlnK from
the north, hi- rnai'Mne boin:' :u the
middio ,f the Mock, KiviiiK he
tK
right of way. Dr. Kirby was driv
ing ;ii such a speed that he hit Ihf
rear wheel of her car Just a thf
latter was at ihe middle of th In
terseciion. The speeding rur. which
was a much lighter mai-hlne than
Mrst Stoddard's fa mm lit the vhoel
swung around and turned the car
over, (blowing the light car fnlo tin
curb. Several people living the
. n malt"
Trip Made Through Cattle,
Sheep Section For Data
1
PORTLAND, July 22. K. N. Kav- then through :he Yakima Indian Res
anaugh, in charge of g-rnzinf? (n the 'ervation into the Womitchee . Forest,
Forest Service offices here, and Gnu-'on to the Methow and Oknnoffan val-,
injf Inspector C. K. RachfortJ, from loys, to Swknne. From. Spokane they
Washington, D. C, left here on July i will ro to Pullman, Washington, to I
Hp, for six weeks inspection of the; confer whh men ut the Washington
National Forest RTuxing1 ranges in Stale Agricultural Collefre, ihen to
Washington and Oregon. Their trip
will take taem through the cattle mid
sheep couiHry of Eastern Oregon and
Washington, ami has for its purjiose ! nian National Forest t Baker, then
gathering of data on the ground re-1 south to the John Kay country on the
gardiiig the wetual value of the foinge ' Malheur forest, thi n to the Ochoeo,
resources of National Forest range. and lleschutes Fores.w, probably go
Mr. Kachford is mnking a general ing as far south as l.nkeview. Through
trip throughout the national forests 'out the trip they will confer with rep
of the west on a two-year study of , vesentntives of the 'agricultural col
this question of range vahmtion and , leges of both states', with owners and
now comes to the Pacific Norlhw.eit ' agon s of priv.ile range lands and rep
on a preliminary trip. The results resentative stockman in both slates,
of this whole study of range valua- the aim being to inspect typical rang-
lion of the forest ranges has been
promised to Congress by the Forester,
Col. Greeley, and -MY. Kaviinnugh's
office will be responsible for this work
as fur as the Oregon and Washington
forests ure concerned. '
Messrs. Kachford and Kavnnaugll
will go first to the Rainier Forest,
neighborhood who saw the accident
declare that Dr. Klrby was drivlnit
at an extremely fiiHt rale of speed,
his speed being estimated at from
forty to fifty miles 4er hour. Dr.
Kirby aduillted that he was doing
I'asior ihan llfieen miles per hour,
Inn did not commit hinrseir on Hi1
actual raio or speed.
Mrs. Sloddiird wus Sliclulv brills -
ed about ihe .fueo and Is siift'erlng
from nervous shock, anil Utile Mary
Kllen injured one of her ankles
while David 1. Jr., was uninjured.
The car was duinngcd so 'badly
that tho body cannot be rebuilt
again. Two- wheeln will have lo be
replaced while It . Is not known to ings which ure planned for twenty-siy
what extent the rest of the car wasjof the larger cities of the United
damaged. States und Cunuda. Two mon'.h will
The car had been recently refill- be required for the completion of the
ished. Several months ago. sirs. I entire trip, after which every, Willard
Stoddard, accompanied by the tvu man will nave had the opportunity to
"hlldren who were in today's aeel- i discuss the plans and policies of this
lent, had a miraculous escape from company with these officials in ier
seriuus Injury w hen sho struck u i son nod to hear the newest and most
nuy wiro across Spring slreel nt Fir
by a contractor who was moving a
hiiusn. There were no guards at
Iho corner to' warn machines und
Hie sun made it impossible for per
:nnes itpproaehing lo intersection lo
too the wire. The wire cauglil
ihove the hood and although It was
going at a moderate rnle of speed
Ihe front end of the machine was
lifted ii.li bv tho imniiet and it was
only Iho wrong l;p that saved Ihe
occupants from liijuiy.
HEARING ON
LABELING OF
VINEGAR SET
Tho Secretary of AKricUlin o an
nounces I hat a hearing to disciiHH
the labeling of vinegar, particularly
the . product made from dried ap
ple chops, and rled skiiiH und cores,
or a mixture of these materials, will
In hold at his office on Wednesday,
August 17, J!t21, at JO a. in.' The
trade and other parties interested
are Invited to attend and present
their views on Ihe subpeel, orally
ir in wilting.
Food inspecitno decision' 140,
which relates to the labeling of vlne
ar, regards the term ' "i4ple vlne
.;as" and the term "cider vinegar,"
is Hyuonomyous, and also requires
that an article made from dried ap
'iles shall be labelled to show Iho
material from which It (k produced.
Tho purpose of this healing is to
determine on the basis of the infor
mation nc'tuired and ' Ihe evidence
HUhmitlcd, not only (he proper nom
eneUitiiri for vinegar made wholly
o' in paii from dried apple products
but also the extent lo which differ
ent ialion between the tenon "apple
vinegar" and ''cider ' vinegar" may
lie justified.
Canning Days
Are Here
! not delay in ordering .vour fruit for can
ning. This week we will have
Raspberries, Loganberries, Blackberries, Black
Caps, Apricots and Peach Plums
We have a frenli line of Vegdlahles every
morning.
Cabbage, Carrots, Beets, Turnips, Green Peas,
String Beans, Green Onions and Cucumbers.
, IVudliHon, and to the OreRon State
1 Experiment Station at Union
".. .
. Union they wiil proceed to the Whit
os. and lo secure the advice nnd sug'
gcslions of interested parlies. Thu
final object,' Mr. Kavaiutugh says, is
to find the best method of determin
ing the proper vului1 in terms of the
grazing fees of the forage resources
of the national fores s within the tvo
statts. .
IS ATTENDING
CONVENTION OF
BATTERY MEN!
, I
It. Ciossman, or the la Gjniule I
i Mattery Company, proprietors or the j
local Willald Storage Haitei-y Serv-1
; ice Station, is attending Hie enliven-1
: Hon of all Willurd 0erirtors of this !
vicinity in Portland. :
j Sales Manager, II. S. dii-ilner, AiL I
vertising Manager S. E. ltaldwin und
Assistant to Ihe General Manager, S.
W. Holph, of the main offices of the
Wilianl company, of Cleveland, are
there, holding one of a series of meet-,
approved ulcus on buttery niaiiufnc-
lure and service.
.Ot'.VI. (Hltl, AMON'G IIONOIt
KTI'IHCNTS AT WII.I.A.MU'ri'l
Ruth Hhaefer of La (irande Is
among the fir loon honor students at
Willamette uiilvorsiiy, according to
Ihe announcement Just intirin for the
I Past lenn at
that school. In tho
markipg at the university K grade
Is the highest gradn obtainable, de
aotAig excellent, and S grade Is sat
isfactory. MIhh Shaefer made K in
four Kiibjeyts and S-plus in one while
in Iwo slie made S."
Mall Orders Welcome.
Wherever an order may come from
goods1 can he delivered. So mail
orders are welcomed hy us and our
prompt return of the goods will be
welcome to you. Rend your orders
by poat- card or letter. Distance
means nothing' to the mails.
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA CPANOCORCQON.
DANCE
Old Time Dance ,Thurm1ay
Modern Da nces Sat in-day
REX HALL
N. A. Diselet, Manager
W. H. .TALBOT
GRAIN
NEW GRAIN BAGS SACK TWINE
i r At Wiirc'lioiist', Inland "ity .
Lit (iiando, Orrgon , . Phont' Rod
THE SAMR EVKHYWHKRE
The editor of Pais Akhhur. a native
newspaper of Lahore, India, says; "I
!,, ua,t rn,,Art.ii.,'. r.i;
IDiarhoea Remedy many times among
my children und servants, for eolio
and dmrhoca and nlwjd found it' ef
fective." Adv. ...
Buy a Camera.
A camera yuu will be pleased with
a new folding style und at prices that
are mighty low. Then there are small
sizes or larger sir.es if you want them.
Don't he without a camera.
FAMILY DRU3 STORE
't-A aHANDCORCaON.
READ THH OBSERVER WANT ADS
An Institution-
That wjll exert itsolf in the uid of its patrons that is !.
our policy. Savings accounts solicited.' - ' -
The bank that is your best friend. . C
Our officers: Van E. Long, President; C. V. Fox, ' '
Vice President ; L. L., Stringham, Cashier.
tafe Bank
of Imbler
Imbler, Ore. -
e V
Andrew's Variety Store
One More Day
OF OUR 1- BARGAIN. SALE LEFT
1 No. 3 Onllvnirizcd Tub,, each $1.55'
t Aid) St;icl for In.
Making 1 Tub ami .1 Mop Stick for ....$1.56
h'avy Tin Boiler, each $3.00
1 SHvt'T .King Wash Hoard i..... lo
Mfikiii"; 1 Jioilcr and 1 Wash hoard ....$3.01
1 Heavy "Willow. ( 'lollies Basket $2.75
1 Hand Suction Warier '. le
Making Basket and 1 "Washer $2.76
Kvcrvt'liino; at Cut Prices right when you need
U win.
CALL
MAIN
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f.
MHiitari'ii'i'iiia
Going Fishing ?
W'c are prepare! to help von fi'll nji vour lunch
basket.
Swift's Baked Ham
Swift V Moiled I lam
Sumiiier Sausage
Saratoga Chips
L'iineTit'o Cheese
Swiss Cheese
Tillamook Cream
Chees"
SWIMMING CLASSES
BECOMING POPULAR
The Interest In ih swimming
classes at the Y. M". V. A. Is boenm
iag daily moio popular, uccordlng
to A. Kdwln I'ryke, physical direct
or,, who has charge of the, clafl-ies.
There are now about 73 registered
in all of lUe classes'.
Th lutost class to be organized
is one for beginners which meets
at 12:30 p. ni. A class has also
been organized to loach lifesuving.
This class meets every Wednesday
morning ut eleven o'clock. . James
Cnkor Is assisting Pryko in lh be
ginners' class which is intended, pri
marily for boys of giammar school
ub.
CALL
MAIN
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Pickles
Ripe Olives
Xlul'led Olives
Deviled Ham
Saidines
Lutii-li Tongue
Veal Loaf
-Fie Delivery
J. G. SN0DGRASS
JoePs Grocery
100 Depot St. ' Phone Main 75
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY
11 OS Adam Avenue
Satisfaction Guarantred-