La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 25, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. .TTTLY 2.'., iJVjf LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief I .j j .j, j, .j, , ttkey will spend some time with rcl jt i onuo. 4 1 t V COMING EVENTS. July 21 to 31 Oregon Holi ness ast'oriution camp meet ing, Portland. Sept. 26 to Oct. 1. Oregon State Fair, Salem. Oct. 13. Knights Templar, grand commundcry, La Grande. Nov. 8 to 18. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 2 Pacific Inter national Exposition, Portland. OI.V ('ouimisMloner tirandy In HI AX'. Drtlrandy, city commissioner. Is at Hot Lake Sanitorium for treat ment and will remain there for some time. Ho has been feeling badly rocently and his condition, after ex amination. Justified him in taking a rest and remaining at the Luke. businosa men took an early start far the far away fishing points in order to bring In sufficient speckled beau ties for the fish feed tonight. So far every man who went "got the limit." Here Fitmi linkers W. L. Wendt uud family of Uaker are In l.a (lianclo for a tow days visiting, and aro registered at the Summer hotel. day to visit friends for a few days, after which they will journey to the coast for an. outing lasting several weeks. They arc relatives of August J. Stange, well known in this ciiy. Among those entertaining the Kiiucls are Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Scroggln and Mr, and Mrs. 0. I.. I.ariscu. Mr. Kiiiiol is manager of the Kiiizul Lumber company and interested al so In the Ml. Emily Timber com pany of this city. They will con tinuo their western tour tomorrow. (Iimh Ui llnbler John Itobinson left tills morning oh tho branch for lmbler, where he is to woik for tho lumber company. Motored from Enterprise H. D. Goodfellow, of Enterprise, motored over to La Grande yester day and returned last evening. Here from Portland . John C. Gardner is here front Port land for a few dulys on business. Mr. Gardner is registered at the Summer hotel. Kelly's Comedians Leave Town Afler their second entrairement here in a tent,, the Kelly Cumedians left tho j Poultry Culling citv this morninir for their next en-! T. Cockell, o gagement. Ed Propeck in Town . Back to call on his old-timo neigh bors, Ed Propeck is over from Freo waler, where he is cngnged in the second-hand business. Mr. Propeck says that one thing Frecwatcr is thankful for is good water, having a deep well that provides ample flow all year 'round. Injure!; Knee by Fall Don Meyors, cf the Arcade thea tre, was not hurt as badly as Br si reports Indicated, whon be fell over a cliff at Wallowa Lake. The first reports wero such as to lead hte friends at hume to think the acci dent had been quite serious. While painful. Mr. Movers Is none th worse for his fall, today. poultry expert of the J Kerr, Gifford company will give sev- Returns to Pendleton ' inK uuring the week. Onc has bcoc m. :R W. RAimet t ii.tin-neil In her arranged for Medical Springs tomor- home in Pendleton Saturday evening ' low "lld another will probably be held at wive irimiy. i ne aemonstravionf are being arranged by county agent Harry G Avery, and he also expects to arrange demonstrations at La Gramde and lmbler. after spending the week here visit ing with friends. Arrived from Portland. C. E. Allen, of Portland, an account ant for the O.-W. I!. & N., is in town for a few days on business. Mr. Allen is registered at the Sommer hotel. Here from Seattle E. S. Doyle, with the Steward & Holmes Drug company, of Seattle, is in town today on business and is regis tered at the Sommer hotel. Woodshed Burns A woodshed in the rear of Mrs. Buck's residence at HOC Spruce street was damaged by fire to -the extent of about ?50 last evening at about eight-thirty. The cause of the fire is not known. Visitors from Oklahoma Cool for Ariznnians Mr. M. R. Coldwell. wife and child of Phoenix, Arizona, are guests it. the city with Mrs. Coldwell's parents Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Smith. Thcv arc touring the northwest, and expect tc proceed on their way tomorrow, going home via Porltand, Oakland,, the lai Angele.s beaches, and the hot dash across the Santa Fc district. Mr. Cold well is manager of the Arizona Rating Bureau, and will call on the Oregon bureau while in Portland. Yesterday not weamer did not seriously incon venience the Arizonians, and they con sidered it but a fairly warm day. Building is Going Up Fast Al Heisner and his crew of work Mrs. A. nawKins ana lamny, 01 . m.. are "hittinir .hp ,,,,u" ., u. . Enid, Oklahoma, are here visitinng j jcrry K0ey building opposite the iviui wis. uwiiin bidiim, una. "-ipostoince. Al says.it makes him young lie Christian, for several days. From a;rain to tret at a irnnrl bio- i,,h ;nutu,l hero thdy will go to Tacoma, where 1 f rCpj,. work, wnil.h ai carpenters train? 'i Nut ,WiiiYi.t" -"".i.uii im; ui-un lorceu 10 ports for duty every morninir in hi' overalls and does the inspection work neccssami. And right hero the Ob- "Vet." Why? .Because Candies of their class arc so gootl that their praises never grow stale. Neither do such Candies grow stale. Their worth is so annrecinlcl 4.v the neonle of Ijl ' . aiises 10 rcmarK mill whon Grande and our stock keeps moving !'IM;7 I' oley bu.l.ls anything, it, it .. !... . i.. i.in. ;u ... well built. He confers with his work keep the Candies supplied for the ,mpn a,nd11lhc,0,(l adaRe ,f tw. J10!"1' 'oley builds anything, it is constant demand.. V1""' u lnRn nnr' PP,", " """" Americans like io follow -ithc crowd. '"e' as we" as "nythmg else. The crowd is coming, so we advise you ... ' T i ,. to push right ill and speak right out, 1 1 ,"'f Men, -But-- ' 5 ... ' . . I 1 'I MSVP n Trttntl li.li Fnr n ....... " ....!. 1 Mrs Fowlerj Jcit.jj treasurer, who also befriends- tht-needy and runs a free Inunicipnl eniplnymont 'bureau at the city call. "I tell you, I have a good job for a man who will work, the lady repeated as she passed and you'll get the' liesk, ve.havc. Of, phone and we w".il! reserve a bo'x foi you, or send ft if desired. :V.' i We do not need to tell 31011 of the different kinds and of 'the varioxis siz 6d boxes. Everybody known. But wc do want to emphasize that we arc! ," ' t- . V , 88 K"0 lms: nnt rharo-ini- nv fancv prices. Imt. I a'"nlf 'J street, where eleven n just what -many dealers charge for common stuff. But you do not want common. stuff 1. . Just speak 1he word PALACE CONFECTIONERY COMPANY. tioes to Joseph Mrs. Charles Crow left this morn ing for her home iu Joseph after spouding a tew days In La Grande. Itetllrit From Trii Mrs. II. W. Carr and dagghte. N'orma, arrived home -Saturday eiv enlng from a three . weeks' trip through Washington and Idaho. Hero From Walln Walla- Charles Km I Kb of Walla Walla is in La Grande for a few days on business. Mr. F.migh Is registered at tho Summer hotoi. ' Leaves 011 the llriiiich Miss A. Bergman of Uaker left this morning on tho brunch for lo cal points. Miss Bergman was reg istered at the Sommer hotel last en e i lug. lletut-neil Front Moscow Mian May Seals returned morning fronia week's vacation vis t In Moscow, with her- parents, Miss Seals Is a clerk at the N. K. Vest store, -A- this Uetiirns to Spokane Mrs. J. C. Hutu and children left Saturday evening for their homo in spokane, aftor a three weoks visit in La Uiamle with friends and rela lives. They Are Fixed For Travel H. J. Cowles and family and Miss Dora Anderson arrived In La Grande today In a bill Tillman car built on a two ton Will to fuck. The car Is litted With tho conveniences of homo. Tho party started from their home at Wjilsonvllle, Callfor nia, on March 2 1st and have visited Washington. 1). C, Portland. Maine, Quebec and Montreal. Niagara Falls, Yellowstone Park, tho Grand Can yon and tho Gnindu Hondo valley. Freely admitting that this valh-y is one of the most beautiful sights thow have seen 01: their entire jour ney, they hasten to qualify the statement hy saying, "since they left Vatson ille," for every member of tho .party is tired of tho hag ride and Is anxious to bo back home. THOUGHT LAS T HOUR HAD COME I'oi'tliuttl Woiiuiii Had WnMeit Away U Only OH 1'utimls Well uihI Nl rung Now W. H. TALBOTT , GRAIN NEW GRAIN BAGS SACK TWINE At Wniv'liousi', Island City. Lii Cti'inidt', Orison l'lioiiC lied lilill Ih-uvo on I Ishing Ti i Ed Ford, Frank Ware, Herb Pat terson and T. O. Moad left this morning for the Minam. going on horseback, to bo gone two weeks on . fishing trip. Light ningi Not so Bad When a few flashes of lightning played across the sky yesterday ihc remark was made that it was a dan gerous storm, whereupon 'one who had resided here for some time re marked that oven- in this valley it sometimes ge's much vfors'C and then he recalled that thinly-five years ago on July 4th Clyso Pennington was driving a. four-horse team hitched to a load of lumber out in -tho valley when lightning killed thd four horses ami left Pennington without even so much as a siiock except, the shock of losing the horses. 1 - Makes Ilccord Trip V f A. W. Lindsay, president of" the Fidelity Bank of Spokane, who has been visiting with hb.: sister, Mrs. Steincnmp, of Island City, returned to his home last Saturdayaccompanicd by his wife and three children. They went by war." ' the loll Gate Toad, which they declare to be in fine con dition, Mr. Lindsay making the entire trip 111 twelve hours. Itettiru.s From Fnlon Miss Myra Lyman returned Satur day evening from I'nion whore she has been visiting with Miss Estella and Miss Hortensc Gertson for the past three days. 1 I'o Ateiiil ('iiivei'sity Harold It. Stewart, son of Mrs. I.uella .Stewart or 111!) Y avenue, left Friday evening on Ny 1!) tor Berkeley, California, whcrlie Is to tttend tho University. " V liepnty Slieiltr Piuses Tliiit H. H. Nottingham, son '(St Senator Nottingham of Multnonialf county, md deputy sheriff of Wnllnwa coun ty, passed through. La Graiido last ivoning on official business Mr. Short Improved W. T. Short, prominent railroad imployec, who has been seriously ill at his home at 12211 IJ avenue, for tho past several days. Is report ed to be much improved today. Neuritis caused Mr, Short much of hill trouble. tttecetoto DAN CE Old Time Dunce Thursday Modern Dances Saturday REX HALL N. A. Diselet, Manager aetotteM sat on the curb of Claude Scranton't store enjoying the cool Oregon morn ing air. Not a response came.. Again slie'rVptnteil her 'request', and" again no answer. "Well, said Mrs. Fowler, 1 am about to lose my sympathy foi men out of work when I see such an aggregation of the sterner sex perch ed on that curb and this job begging for some onc to lake it." Anil They FIsIiimI and Fished Sunday blue laws were suspended throughout t(in mountains yesterday for a greater portion f ,A Cruode'r Ileal Soda Water. Fine Ice Cream tud Ice Cream Soda Water, Ice Cream Sundaes in all the fruit flavors. Cold as ice. Quickly and neatly nerved at Silverthorn's Fountain FAMILY DRUOS STORE l-A GRANO t.ORCOON. Right Here Now I 1 1 ....Our New Fa'Il Line HI' "(Hilcn S;iiiiilcs iirc hew. Ilitvc iyuv suit made to viMir own individual nrra linin'iits .iut of famous hJorn's aii'I Wooilt-v's line ir fii-c lit !?35 to $13 air wonderful values. Why Pay More Leaves For Xol'h l'owilei Miss Gladys While left' this morn ing for her homo in North Powder, ariur n tlireo weeks' visit here with her aunt. Mrs." Friibk 'I'lke. .Miss White was uccompanied by ber aunt, who will spend a ft.- ,;OH Mom, Powder before returning home. liistnllcfl llnrgliir Alainis T. E. Keightlcy, who Is wltb the Palmer Macnetic Lock company of Soalllr, left .Saturday evening for pokanc. Air, Knlghlluy bus been in La Grande for tho piiHt throe weeks helping In Install the burg lar alarms 111 the banks of this city. I'liey Arc Not (Mri-h Fggs Who was that party who duhbel .MamiL'm- Garrett's new "dmid meii" at intersections "ostrich cags?" They aro not that at all. On the contrary they ore very substantial markers to tell the vehlilo drivers whore to turn and what In do. The Observer believes the Garrett mark ers are unite tho thing even If a dreamy driver occasionally dous run his front wheel over them. I'ol'iiM'il.vl Resided II, -re George II. Powers and wife ar rived In La Grand" yesterday from the Fast. They rldn in Los An geles but had been Last on a trip and wero delighted when they struck this mountain town and en Joyed the cool evening. Mr. Powers several years aeo was a real estate man In La Grande and admitted that In those days ho whs responsi ble for the chaneca In weather In this Hecl'krti of the state. Visiting and Viewing Country Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. KinzH and daughter. Miss Mildred, of Merrill, Wisconsin, arrived in the city yestcr- Lisien. Country Clnh members: Dance Wednesday evening 7-25-31. 1 1 (urn? THIERS! 'Infc SfORfc WITH A CONSCIENCE Irp Oram IHivcry Ample nd Complete. Onlcm ac:rpfH for Ir cream in any 'tunntity frum quart up arnl in any flavor or combination of flavor. Iielivory will l made promptly whnn you retjuire it forpwial f'mii.in or party. Telephone your order early rarh Hay. Place orders very erly for Sunday delivery. PALACE CON FECTION EK Y Guests nt Carr Home Dr. E. E. Cnry and wife, of Omaha, Nebraska, are guests at the home of Pr. Gary's sister, Mrs. J. J. Carr. Dr. Gary is pathologist at tho Cleigh ton Medical School at Omahn, Nebras ka. Another guest nt the Carr resi dence is Mrs. F. K. Moore, of Portland, a former resident of this city, where she has many friends. "Taulac has actually built me up from niuoty-eight to one hundred i and twenty-two pounds, which Is j more than I ever weighed beforo, 1 and I can't remember the lme I telti so strojig and well as I do now." was the truly remarkable tsutoment made tho other day by Mrs. Mti DoNoyor, of HOD 12. Gtli St., Port land, Ore. ''For thirteen years 1 simply suf fered agony, 1 was told I had gall 1 stones and would havoto bo opor-i ated oil Iu order to livo, but I had j a horror of an o.pcration, and took medicine until the sight of It almost nude me sick. I bad 110 appetite, couldn't eat heavy food, and von thon suffered from indigestion until It almost drove me distracted. Why, 1 would bloat until I bad such ter rible smothering sensations that someone would have to fan 1110. I had awful pains In my stomach which wero so severo at times 1 would actually lose consclousntss. Many a lime I thought my last Jiour hud come and even now I don't see how I managed to live throgh It all "I was almost desporato when I began Inking Tunlae, and- words can't express how thankful I was when I began Improving on tho very first botllo. 1 keplon taking tho nlodcino and wlfnt four botllo have done for 1110 lH sumply astonishing. 1 eat onions, cabbage, tnealB and any thing olso I want now without fool ing a sign or Indigestion or bloat ing, never have an ache or pain and have gained twenty-four pounds in weight. I sleep like a child at night, my housework is easy for 1110 and I feel like a newt woman Tan-! lac deserves every hit of credit for ! my wonderful recovery 11 ml I will praiso the medicine as long as I live." I Tanlar Is sold In La Grando by Silverthorn's Family Drug Sore and: leading druggists. ;Adv. La Grande Concrete Pipe Co. PERMANENT AS THE PYRAMIDS , CONCRETE DRAIN TILE -PERMANENT AND THE BEST. Factory at Island City. Postoffice Cox 791 Forded Up From Portland Charlie Weaver and J. II. Dodge drove up from Portland today and will remain in .this part of the coun try. Mr. Weaver, in speaking of the trip, said, "we Forded up from. Port land in good time and found the roads good until wc got to the Illue Mountains,' Ale Chicken Doner at Cove Mrs. Kate Conley and Miss Cora Bui-nan were Ihe guests of the Kay Williams family at Cove for chicken dinner 'jesterday. Leave for Coast Mr. mid Mis. A. C. llaiuplon and little daughter left last evening for const points. They will be gone about u wi ck. In Haines Today . It. M. Ilowells, local insurance nianr is in Haines on business today. IIEWOULD'NT WORK WILLING TO EAT Ths Won't Vnik:i.aro :t( 111 v.iih us. K'vi3i ill ilnya a CO a local man tippded sniiiPoiH! I n pUo Homo woud and H'M'frm Lhn r-iricwiillc tilling .iVf-fni-Hon a 11 r I I rinl. I lilclc wllli tniMi who hppuhmI 1o fo without work lio Kilvid whal In; tlioiiKli), w:ih a r.ood hnsl;y wiirkor who wouldn't he hint mm h by hanUJiii;; a f(w fordu of wood. ''Irfj you want a joh'.'" n'ki'd the rlfifjn. wuli WiiH lii') that fm could do soiti'MhittK to holp ho ii in poor wrftch to a day's hrifsi loll. "Mi work? N;iw, I 'aint looking for no jol)," cain'i (he nuff n-ply. Ahoul ovctmiik . of tho itaiiio day wliou ihc word Ktlll awaUtid pi liny thtTo cunm to tho btu'k door of I ho ell i Jit-ii wtio in I Iu; inornlnu; hao Houht a man lo work, a podrilor of a hard-lurk nob iiioty. And ho want ed a moal. Hut lh citi.on ifjf,' nizod In tho hungry ih.mi of many tuiutiloa the uiio who didn't want any work, I A iM'i'iihbor who didn't kiiow of tho tnwup'8 roTusal to bo outifi-d in to earniiiK au honest day's pay hit on the nob atory and saw to it ttiat tho hungry man wus fed. Carrs G airs Where Your Credit Is Good Use It COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER Something New DECLARES CURE MUST GOME SOON 2 t(. (JALVANIZED ICE ("REAM FREEZER Watof floes iit effect thorn like the wooden kind . 2 qt. Ice Cream Freezer iVliile they ' latit. sold out. Call and see-'them before they, are all F. L. LILlY HARDWARE i i;'. .Mi: Ki.i;Miiitii si-iiaks "at .MKIKIIIIST ('III IU'11 Spraki'i' Says Internal luiial Christ .. . Ian Caiiiialmi Is Only Cuiu Kur W in-Id Chans . Tim ciiri! of' (lie prnsfiil world cri sis, In Hi opinion of llcv. (.iuorKn MoiklonbiiiK, soirotary of tho llolc na nrca of lli Molhodlal Churrh. must bo appliinl sooi), or llin TrorldjJ will ciilor Into ureal nr rlinos than J It Is today. Hnv. Mai-klnnbiiri; Hpoknli at I lio Mi'tlifidiHt church yoslrrdayi! innrniii. After rcvjowlnp the rha-ji "t Ik conillllon tif tho world, and clt-jj Inc iiiKiinient In slu.w all non-j' li 1 1st im ii ruMitloiia of Ihe world aroji lelriiKiiulinii or at a atandstlll, linij prorniHlcd lo inlvaiice a euro for con ditions as they exist, polltli-ully, eco-iiiiinii-ally and morally. 'An Inter nal ioriii and dynamic Christian cani palKii." he aaid "must he undertak en within the next few years. Ileji contended I lint only a chrlHtianlzrd ititcrnat iouallsm can euro the eviln, and an I mi 17 as nationnllsin and nin ny religions peivall, llirro can never he coiiieniincnt for nil racea and col ors are llvint; in a new UK" and that, ihe world must adopt the policy that there is no ' permanently Inferior lilood or creed that. I!ie whole world I'-, of one blood and Unit the hrui hcrhoiid or niaii cannot como as lonx as thai fuel is not grained. 1I1LIOUSNKSS AM) CONSTI PATION. "For years I was troubled wifti bil iousness mid constipation, which made li To miserable for me. My ap petite failed me. 1 I lost my usual force and vitality. I'cpsin prepara tions nud cathartics only made mat ters worse. I do not know whore I should have boon loony had I not tried Chamberlain's Tablets. Tho tab. lets relieve tho ill feeling at once, strcnutheni the digestive functions, lielpinir the system to do its work naturally,'' writes Mrs. Jtosa Potts, Hirminithnm, Ala. Adv. An Institution Thiil will exert itself in the aid of its patrons that is out' policy. Savings accounts solicited. , The bank that is your beat friend. .. Our officers: Van K. lmg. President; C. V. Fox, Vice President; L. L. Strin;:liain, -Cashier. State Banlt ' of- Imbtcr lmbler, Ore. V VJB UH - Kt UkJI V13 Id, I DR. BRUMHELD IS SEEN li KLMH KOSi:i;uUf;, July 2' -l'r n, 11. .hoomakfT, whofo; ofTir) HdJidiiH tin room of Dr. 11. M. KruninWd, niisn ini; dcniirtt. r Krt l to Sh' i Iff S M. Siitrim-r Hint ho li 'd mot H.um fkld on thr io;id In Kl.imttth roiiuty IwhI Kridny fl'Timon. Thy hit tor WHfi dthiiiK a i'li"ro!''i ''iir, Jtnd " WfiiriOK RrL-l nod a fa!" bond. Jiopmaker it riTta:i that Hruio fiold rr-ot:iiii!"rt him. Tin uhottff iM'ljvfd Sitofin,tkT-s ft.i':i,Mit. ?ll of Ihc roovrU of lt-iinlii Ku.-soll ha-. in? betru pn i-"$"l bs Mi . -1 AFTER EUERV MEAL" The new sugar coated chewing gum which everybody likes you will. too. delicious peppermint flavored su23r jacket around Fcpperair.t flsvorcd cSiswina cum that v.-;II ctJ vo'jr appetite and diges tion, polish your teeth and moisten your throat. C122 AWIGI TY ' rlii li THE FLAUOR LASTS 1108 Adams Avenue , SZCIB:-7ritt;eiiti:s3it3tilf3Situ I pes