La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1921, Image 3

RATFftOAY, JPT.-Y 2:1, if"! I
VACIF; THREE
TODAY
SUNDAY
STAR
HARRY CARE?
4 jFE 1 T1 great oP
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V Picture J
-Action, Thrills,
and a -Pc'ach of a Love Story
The Two-Reel Comedy
"ALL WRONG"
With'
CLYDE COOK
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fi. Hi ilii
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Ave. La Grande, Or.
Electrical
mmm i ummwuvaK&tmvti
Supplies
For The
Home
A IT'LL STOCK OF TO ASTKU GRILLS, PKRCO,
LATORS, CHAFFING DISHES, ETC. WHY HEAT I I'
A MASS OF IKON, LIKE A STOVE, AM) THK HOUSE
RESIDES, THESE HOT DAYS TO PREPARE Ll'NCH
WHEN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES OF NEAT DE
SIGN AND GIVING OFF ( ON EN TilATEI). II EAT
ARE WITHIN EASY EACH? ,
COME IN AND SEE I S A ROUT THEM. OI K
CREDIT IS GOOD. USE IT.
Local News In Brief
Here from Pendleton
on a tour of the nrekt. he sneaking- at
Union tonight, at the Methodi.tt church
H. M. M.Crary arrived last evening at tne Memo,! ,t church
am Pendleton to spend a few days t""!"" t 11 and at
siting with friends and rclutives in J1"",'1 S "y to,.norw evening Ihe
fr
visiting
La. Urande,
Kiddies to Meet Monday ' -
! Because interest in the public chil-
I dren's games, instituted last Wednas-
day, wuh so successful and the fai't
J that over 150 ehildren present want o
I I meet twice weekly, the commit tee in
J charge announces that the kiddies
' i will be received at. the Central build
ing at U:H0 a. ni.,' Monday -and the
some hour nexl Wednesday-. Every
child under 15 who care to participate
may d so. . . . . .
family is covering thousands of miles
jby auto and report-that tlutyi like the
,, . .... . 1 1 111 oeiu-r, man u imtnuiK H hv cram.
IK-re from Ulinms ; Mr M(.(.ktenbuiv is one of the tore-
W. B. Jones, of Strenton, III., ar- ,o..t men of westenv Jlothodism,
rivud this inorniug on No. 17. Mr.' - .
Junes win cave I n me morn ug u me ... ... . .... , i
of Norih YukimU, are visttut-s at the
; 'W. H. TALBOTT t .
GRAIN
, , NEW GRAIN BAGS SACK TWINE :
;"' M . WarWhoiiKp, ,IhIiiihi City
lii flrniKlc, Oregon . Phono T?ol .'ifiH
Hen at Summer lintel
lave Robertson, wit li ihe Robert
son Hardware company, is in town
today on business and is stoppiiiK
at I he Sommer hotel.
Leave on Tri
W. It. Wiltshire, of Richland, .Vir
ginia,. left tnis morning for an over
knul trip to Portland, Seaside aixl
Hritisli Columliia. Mr. Wiltshire will
be accompanied by bis brother l W.
Wliil while, of this citv. as far as
i i.. n,.ii.. n..i.: I Portland, where tltey will visit an
& ?"l,llV.,hVr..i."'. . I). Whiltshire. W.
H. rthiltslure is going on to British
Columbia to see. the country before
re.urping to his home in Richland.
horn -of Mr. ami Mrs.' M.' G. Sturte-
vant and Mrs. ZmIIiu Struck in Kruil
dale. 1
Kicked lly Humf '
v .' .Miss" Lena DurTit, ynungesi iIiuikIi-
tiinis to Kntei'pilse . her of Mr. and Mra. Horace Dtifl'it.
.Miss Thelniu Meyera. who is at- was kicked by a hore. yesterday ev-
lenrtiiiK the summer normal school eniniTaiid roiiioved' to the hosniial
at Pemlleton. left this morning 'for
her home in Kmerprlse. to spend ihe
Venus' Hrillianry A Splendor
If any Observer reader will set his
alarm clock for n hour that will just
precede dawn, and then, if It's a clear
morning, he may witness one of the
grand sights f the heavens. Venus
I The horse struck hr on her knee -is nearer t" earth now than it will bu
weekend visiting.
cap and one bone was lu-jkeu,
for seven years again, and those who
t , have had the niteres'.' to get up two
' . : S. 1) Crowe Improved hours before sun-up, will see tlid-heav-
(ro tamping I After a day and n night of serious-' " 1'Khled with a brilliancy .thai is
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Douglnsa-and j """".. "u S IVinlmos. e,,,..,l i., . fil.nvi ,.ui , li
li -li..,, Illllf.'-W flttt? Ll K-1III1ILI1 UlllllfllLK. II. I" "I v
Caffrey untl son," Walla'V, left this
nioininp on th branch for a few days,
cam pi ns; trip to the Minam.
Mr. and M s Dulles Green ml his desk Monday m6rninK.
Mr. and Mrcf. C, H. Huff lfi. ltiln 1 -
morning for a week's (-uiuimig l rip
at Meaehani, . Tlio party ' experlH lo
retuiu wilh a UifKO Hupp'y of ' huelt-lehnrriflH.
Mere fiMin TNirtland ,
' It. h. ('iirlin, the traveling neent
for the 0-V., arrived last eveninu;
I'voin I'otlland for a few UayK hero
rn -busln.Ks. Mr. (.Uirialn In h:op
liiiiK at the Foley hotel, 1
(oes to Inibler '
Mrs4 1(. V. MacKotiKhlan, elerk
at the X. K. siore, loft lhi
inotiiinK on the branch f-or Iiiibler
jo go on n week's cmnpliig trip with
a no a i'k. ha in if roo k h. ,
Mr.
Will l.enve TIiIk KvenlnU'
Mra. L. Dibble, .of . Cpporfild,
Oregon, will leave this evening af
ter a visit here with Mr. and Mra.
M, -A. Uenhiun,, for Parkdule,' Ore
gon, to visit her nelt-e, Mtb. f. M.
Bailey, -' ' " .
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
. wcrk.
(f&ftCcir'f? e nave m!e a profound
ffllflBOridl ?T0I7 SU( wonument building1,
unu it n urutrr piaceu in our
hands is sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimate
Old II. S. Cafe U It-open ' -
The old U. S. . Cafe. In . Ra
ker will re-o,pen today under
ihe iiianaKfliiient of Misn Fran-
j cs West, formerly of La Garudu,
I t nun(?es in every way and extensivo
I preparations have been made for the
j opening day. ' , ,
and
Over l-Yom Idaho
I Mr. and Mra Guy Hyrkit.
tb
and
! relatives during the dull Buiomet
season which has -Bp read over the
Southern Idaho country. They now
reside at Meridian, Idaho.
Crowe, manager of . the Home Inde-:,K KrtiduuHy receding now and Will
pendent Telephone compapy, is mit-! 8u0,i "ffr.no unusual brilliancy even
ing easier today; The family is camp-!"1 early-hour of the day.
ed at the Country Club camp grounds) ,J , '
Mr. i rowe nopes to be a'ple la ho at. r.xienuea .iiouir i npj-
. uii i ne morning or .lune Htvrmu Mr.
and Mis. W .U Pearson and son, Kay
mond, of Kmt Hancock, New Jeraey,
staitrd.on a motor trip to the Pacific
cixiflt. Aftr sevt'ral s- ops on the way,
spent in visiting friends, the1(i arrived
in La Grande and visited with -Mr.
Pearson's" mother," Mrrf. T. JO. Pui
son. From Here they went 'to Port
land, 'aking with them Mrs. T. F.:
Pearson and children;, Itu and Ken
neth, reaching thure the Mnthf of
Julyf After a nhort visit thev started
back to La Grande, leaving Miss M'a
m Portland to visit friends. From Ln
Grande they started on their home
ward journey, taking Mrs. T. K. Pear--soii
with them as far as Twin Fitlis,
Idaho, where .she will remain for some
time u vi.-dt her daughter.
, Visiting Villi Father
I Mrs, Minnie TUhoii, frotn Sav.mah.
I Missouri, has bejm visiting with her
father, Mr. ileardorlT, and sister,.
Mrs. Boyei and nelce. Mrs. i.; P.
I Klngsley, for the last few days.. She
has been as' far as California, but
says the Grande Konde valley it; the
! prettiest vallev ahft has yet hneii.
Mrs. Yilson has gone 1a Hakor to
visit other relatives before -oi tim
ing, homo. 1 ".
In Ihe Limelight ' "
' Charles Harding, pnsi exalted rul
er of the local Elks' ledge,, and the
delegate lo the national convention
just closed at Los Angeles,"' has been
associating with tlw best of Ihotn
while In the Sunny. Southland. - The
Portland Journal of Tuesday, show
ed u largo . picture of the Oregon
Float, with,, Miss Hebe Daniels, pop
ular inoiiu'n picture elar.; as iueen.
Among her oourt of honor wiih Mr.
Harding'B smiling counteiuwipe.
Thought Cardinal Undernourished.
, Cardinal Manning was extremely tldn
imd rmto'iitted. His eminence wan
visiting a convent In Llverpgnl wherit
hii Irl.ftnvonniti was oook. Slie was
presented to Ihe cardhitil, ami, aflei;
receiving ,ht blessing, .iie lnoked up
at hltn.v-nhd snld: "May lber ,.m;d
preserve ymir emliieiice. and oh, limy
God forKlv vour conk I" . ' - ;
A'R'G'A'D'E
i
SUNDAY ONLY
UMAN r
TRACKERS"
' . '. "
A. jr-ipping tale of the north woods country with
A Special All-Star Oast ,'; . y -
.' ' ALSO :
' : "PLAYMATES" ..: ' ' , .'-ji:
. ! 'w'ith BROWNIE -Th e Wonder Dog . . -
v , 1
TONIGHT
Chas. Ray. in "The Old Swimrain' Hole.'
Hoist- .N'custiuuf Here - ..
Mary Shields formerly connected
with 'the Idaho Daily Statesman of
Uoiso and Ihe Oregon . Jimma! f jllousehold gools for sale
Portland, was a 'visitor In l a (Iraiidel vi" !,"l'Mt-
today. Hhlelds has .been spendliu
a month' In I hi! iiiotintaliis and
while vacationing has prepurofl sev-
Krank Ilar-7-KI-lp
elr pet dog a'irlved lus.1 evening ! Bril articles for the Country (jeniln
ul will spend a few weeks visiting 1 man and for the American Maga-
I
I ! Here from NValla Wulla
"Hill Youmtms, the popular "sales-
zine. He plans going back to ihe
mounlalns In September wiiji he
will devote his time to imr-j mua
zine work. . .
BUS
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M AKE SUNDAY A DAY OF REST
A KUAN?) K TO KNJOY- Oljli FA MOUS CIl rK.
KN I)INNK1 AT THK' IIOTKL 1IN1NI-K00M,
UNION, OK' W ION'. . "
. ' . $1.25 PE1R COVER.:
l)NIN(l-W)OM DOORS ()PKN (::) P-'M. SHARP'
. - N. K. CLARKE, Manager
New Directors ChoHen ' .
- At iku r iu...n.i Ar
;in for IJuncan & Son of Seattle, Hinwnr. nf ik. i . n.;.,..ii,,
is in town today on business : Mr. club held Ihi, wceki vOT new membors
: Voumans states that the wheat crops WL.re e)wlml to the th ,M
'are very good and that the people Miss Sarah Smith and A. C. Hampton.
are getting u good price for thci n. .,., .i i. n.
crops, also at business conditions are resijfnutiolls of Mira Muy NttiH( who , Tuesday.
--j t." - '--- l leaves soon lor t-iawan, wnere sne
i i is to tench .lhi Winter, nml II M. Ihl
.To China as Mlssloiinrj- ' Hois, who ivlll he superintendt-nt of
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Noho-.l I
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stoi v of . Ihe sea and sinuKKlers. II
Shorrys Toihiy only
uys Mirl " Willi hill hhoues as mar
A
Sunday and Monday, "lluuly I'ulli J
tlie SlriiiKs." Also Voilvll Movien. ji i
Arcade Tonight, James"' Whil-l i
cmnb Itlley'u "Old Swiiiitn In" Hole";J-
wnn i;naries ic ay. mommy iiiui:,.
nseen b orces ' n lirlli- ?
pitiK nysiery story.
Miss Gonleva Sayre, of Island ; the Knternrise sihools th is year. The
Oily, left this mornliiB lir San I University Club Is plaiininif for a
I'rancisco. Miss Sayre' will leave picnic for this -coming Thursday ev
San Francisco the seventh of AiiK-ieninjr. . .,
list for-China as a missionary. She I - ' ' ' .
was accompanied by her mother who I "Kid flame" Booster Here
will, go as-far as San Francisco with Frank McKennon, of Imblcr, is pres-
her.
f.
Siar Todny and Sunday. "The
Freeze Out," a thrilling western sto
ry, wllll Harry Carey. Also n two
reel comedy with Clyde Cook.
ii
(,o lo Enterprise
fi-Ann t l''i,rvnn r:Mrlriwl t-oulnu
Helen I.. iWelch, K. C. Chantereau, K. time orf to boost the game of ball
h. I'erry, of Ye Olde New England lhat ' to u played at Jmbler Weilnes
Orrhestra of Iloston, Mass., with the lluy afternoon between 'the juvenile
Kidpnth Chautauqua company spent i champions of Union toun .y and the
last evening in La Cirande. They j juveniles of Cistern Washington. "We
left this moniinf? on :he branch for ",e KomK to stop our combines while'
Enterprise. ' this (fame in on,'' suitl I'rank- tiday.
i ucnp jiibie cintjm call urtt pimy
'.Snappy" Films.
:.ii ..r ii,.. r u... i. Alisn tile V ircsll turns tne Kinil
m'Tin, n inw iuiii! ifuiLTiu, lumen nnnn i - 1 I
and has Home of the finest grain lnjlh"l t,,kt' lhe clean-cut, itnappy p.v,J
tno vallev. but. in Hoite of all that, is Mures. Six exposures and twelve. AH I I
not so busy but what he can take size.
ArHvi- From I'einlleliMi i1a,) n We re going to'support them
Mm. R. L. IJennet, ncrompanled 10 a man' evin 11 time
b.viiHS At-'rtes Collins, arrived last 7T"1 " '
evening from Pendleton. Miss Amies ! Sll?w M
has been In T'endleton for the past I w 1,,on1 Paner train -No. S
three weeks visiting with the Hen- WHH, ,n Lil f'arml evening the
..t. n H,.nn,.n will visit w.i h I PHnian passengers 'alighted from
fr!,.ml .ml wllilii-,.. I.MV.rn .t.ii-n- ! 1 l,ft ,r,,in glnes Were
Ing to her home.
Holler Instieetor Here
K. Swanson, deputy stale com
missioner of labor, who Ih tit charge
oT the boiler Insjiect Ion work in
Koslern Oregnn. was In LaOrande
yesterday. Ho expects to spend some
time east of the mountains. C, H.
(iiiui, ormmmHioifHr of bibtr, wim
alst here yesterday on business.
bfrilig
Changed, Wllen -the train had '.en
1 manicure wcording to 1 Grande's
I mt i,,i ..it au,.
hi i ou'i i iiirniuu.i, uii , it- iu,vst.'ii-
gern hastened to got on, and all hiu
ceeded but one old lady who was
In the net of stepping on the ca -when
the train Mtiirted. She Tell
with both feet under the moving
train. Two men standing on the
platform grabbed her und saved her
from Injury.
Eastern Qregati
tight & Power
0 Company
Will Spend Slimmer In Im iramle
Mis. S. L. Palmer, m ilher t,t
Clyde Piilmer. proprietor of the I a
Grande Printing company, arrived
this week from Colorado, whre ih?
h;t been spending a few w-ytis. Her
homo in in Medford, Oklahomn,
but the weather In that section
raiift'tt her to stieml her summers' In
I he mountains:. She will remain
here lor several weeks enjoying tlie
'Iretcon rlfmate.
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA aRANDCOPCOON.
fe90oc
DAN CE
Old Timi' Danct- Thursday J
I
Mmli i n Dances Sal unlay
REX HALL
' N. A. Disolfl, Manager
Ijj
Big Ben and Baby
V'.v; $3.75 .':;.::;:
The Best Alarm Clock for the Money :
s On the Market Today.
. ' We Will Save You Money
SIEGRIST&CO.
Largest Jewelry Store In KaHtern Oregon .
Right Here
Now!
Long Trip by Auto J
(itfirge Mecklenbunr, secretary of
the Helena area of the Me hdist Kpis- I
copal church, accompanied by his wife ,!
NTiii baby, will reach La (jrande to-
mnirow morning by auto. They are
When Thirst Kr minds You. !l
tlven without our nuggetion cold I
drinks irlrget a cooling ploasurv. !
In soda purity, richness extreme cold- I
n's are th essential they're all
tcirruin in every glass of oda we I
S(.ll U. ser-va tV.o ,.1,4 ... '
ors and the np'jvet fnnrv etrr': anil 'l
f we serve thn ight. Ice Cream in
evt-ry for: mno sundae or .
I ..i:- ir . .... i
we'll irt all ov r uwla rwtninage.
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FAMILY DRUG STORE i
1A a.ANUK.O.taON. I
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I
jj ....Our New Full Line of J
, T'HliliX NVtiiilen Siiniilt'.-t ii re here. !
" fe'jSHfl' JlilVe ,V(lir suit lllilile Ii.
' X .v,,nr "w" iniliviilital nif.-i -
ffivjffi "J' I 'UI'liientAs out of ralipilis
?' i Morn's anil Wuolley's line !
S.y&i i-i Our priees ;it ip.'l.'i to iji IT
vfeEi'l ii . W'.1. I lilt values. . J
vOllaUS-"- Why pay More j
(jPTfflgff I
THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE'.
1 10S Adams Avenue
YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
THK WORLD'S CKKATKST PLAYGROUND
AND MUSKUM OK NATURAL WONDERS
MaKniflmnt hotels and cnninwidlouH caunis; 300 miles or imprnv.
ed highways; nil In Ihn midst of mnlililess scenery, lis hqteja
are marvelous establishments. Its camps are fcreliy little tent
villages, models of rleanllnnns, suiiiiallon. order, .comfort and
Hlinide. Inrorinal IIvIiik'. An Ideal place for vacation pleasures.
Siyid for our heautll illly IHusH iiI' d liooklel tellliiK all about ls
Hoiiileis and word and picmre.
THOUGH SLKKl'INt; CAR -
Opurntiil PAII.Y diiririr. Ihe season beiweea
PORTLAND AND EST YELLOWSTONE
by Ihn
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Our local agents will bo glad to ex
plain Ihe various lours which enable
visitors lo see the Yellowstone so com
fortable and at minimum cost; also
to quot lares, prepare your Itinerary
and make your reservations. Call on
J. II. KKENEY, Attt.
La Grande, Ore.
or add i ess f
VM McMl RUAY
General Pasxcnger Agent
" Portland, Oregon
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