La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 26, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTil HH Day, .1VLY lift. 1021 - LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAOTC TTTTTTCE Local News In Brief i tonight, but the t will he no such pi opi um iJila week. Some new mu- I kIc iiaH boon purrlui(t by Ihe niem- tiers and they put in aoma hard re- II hearsal lasl evening, both on the 1 1 new amVother music. I njoylnu Well KiwihmI Host Go Camplnjt t I Mrs. U V. !len(n?Honf pnd children left this morniK for 'A few days' camping trip to Meaohara. j STUDENTS WORK 4 COMING EVENTS. July 21 to 31 Oregon Holi ness association camp meet ing, Portland. Sept 20 to Oct. 1. Oregon State Fair,. Salem. Oct. 13. Knights Templar, grand commandery, La Grande. Nov. 8. to 18. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 2ti Pacific Inter national Exposition, Portland. V i 1 n.T.i visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. - " McEwcn Mr. and Mrs. ,,,. I daughter I.ora, Riifus Cnlllson and j Will Make Home (It .Hie Dalles Mr. and Mrs. W. 1), .McCarthy, of KiU7 Seventh street, will leave tottny for The Dalles to make their home. FOR SCHOLARSHIP sons, Vincent and Ewen, are spend ing the ue-k.-ml vlsiiinK with Mrs. Mi'Kwen'a sister. Mrs, H. A. Thom as, or this city. Itritinrii;; o lulu Mrs. Krnest Vehrn and baby left this morning on the branch for their home in EIkIii, after spending a few days in La Grande visiting with Mih. Vehrs' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wright. .. j Mr. Crowf Out Afjn.ii .j, ! fl. I). Crowe, manager or the lie me j Indtspentlent Telephone company, is Iteturiml I-Yniu I'ltloii MiBa Betiy Ourrick returned Sun day from a week's visit in I'nion With Misses EsteDa and Monetise Oertson. at his 'off ire ngajii after a sliort per iod of ill news at his summer camp at tho Country Club. Return From Portland William Boyd rdturned tliis morn ing from a weekend trip to Portland on business. Sir. Hoyd is tMiiployed in the store department at the O-W. Bhopd. ' County t'oui-t In lNtttlaud I County Judge U. G. Couch, Cecil Galloway and J. P. Hutchinson, county com lit Issi oners, leave tomor ! row for Portland where they will attend the meeting of tho state hlgh i way commission. will leave tonight . .yeff (or A,i(.f for a two weeks' vacation. They expect to visit a sister of Mrs. Cal 1 (son's at Colfax, Wash., and a bro ther at North Yakima. Mr. Calll h; n is an employee of the O-W. of several years standing and is enjoy inj; v. well earned rest. ' The Pictorial He view this summer is promoting one of the biggest and Miss Alice McKivor left this morn-i mac t altruistic circulation ideua which ing on the branch for a week's visit has ever been attempted by any, mag with friends at Alive), the K. R. Hen- axine at any, time, if the local condt- derson family. ilrlf( to Suiin All grade school girls who wish to learn 4o swim are asked to- re port tomorrow at 10 a. m. at the Y. M. C. A., according to announcement by A, Edwin Pryko. physical direct or of that institution. The begin ners class for boys meets at 12:30 tomorrow afternoon and the lif ('sav ing class at 11 tomorrow morning. Here From Haini'H Mrs. L. W. Morgan of Haines ar rived yesterday morning to spend n few days In I,a Grande on business. Mrs. Morgan is registered at the Sa voy hotel. After Hmken Car Nolan Sit Iff loft this morning on the branch for Elgin, where he is going to got his car that broke down last Friday when he was returning f rc in Wallowa county jvhere he had been on a fishing trip, Mr. Skiff wilt drive Ihe car home tomorrow. Hit I lion People to Lakes Af party ot Haines peoplo com posed of Mr. and. Mrs. L. W. Hnr tung and Virginia Wiight passed Beatrice Hutting, Hotly Mae Hur tung and Virginal Wright passed trough La. Orande on their way to I Wallowa lake yesterday. They will I attend thtt'Epworlh League Institute there. Nervous Folks often benefit by changing from tea or coffee to POSTUM Cereal Satisfying Economical Better for Health "There's a Reason , Wclfjll':' Commission Postponed The regular meeting of the Wel j fare Commission of I.n Grande will I' not tie held tonight, hot has been postponed 10 some future date. So m;iny of the members being absent from the city, Chairman II. K. Dlx- on thought best to have tonight's i meeting postponed. f Concert Tills Kveniiig The next band concert will he held next week, p:ob.ibly a week from Vlsltln" Willi Parents "f Mrs. II. 1-i. I.afky and son Bobby arrived Sunday evening from For est Grove for an extended visit with her . parents, Mr. and Mrs, Homer Taylor ' Mr nnd Mnf. Larky have recently ' moved to Forest Grovo, where he began his work July 1 as head of the departtneutof agricul ture in the Forest G-ove high school VIkIiIiii: In Hakei Mrs. George W. Grande is visiting Willi Dr. nnd Mrs. Samuels of linker. tion Is to be taken as the criterion. This magazine proposes to award be tween 1100 and 4IK) scholarships this Zimmerman of La ! summer to young college nun, picked Leff Kn? t'nlon-" J. H. Stevens left this morning for Union Id allend the funeral or the lale Samuel Pitrcell. (iocs to Hot Idlke-" Miss Mary Wnrnlck len Oils morn ing for Hot Lake to spend the day vislllng With friends. Motor lo Pendleton Arthur Ash and OrVllle Wright motored to Pendleton this morning 16 spend the week visiting with friends.. tines to 1'nlnn J IJ. Slater tfeparteVl ihls morn ing for Union lo attend the funeral or the late Samuel Purrell ,thnt Is to bo held thlB afternoon. of Hebron, III.,, who have been via-1 Itlhg their daughter, Miss Mary Nchpls, . County Librarian, for the past len days, left for points west Sunday evening, accompanied by their .daughter. They will visit at Hoed River, While Salmon. Portland tuid. Seattle, returning enst via the Canadian Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols hecame Very lunch ennmor ed of the (liaiide holule valley dur ing their short slay and were very lunch surprised to find' such a won derful unri delightful country after having passed through ai.c'., a vast territory of seemingly ileseii. Heal Soda Water. Fine Ice-Cream anil Ice Cream Soda Water, Ice Cream Sundaes in all the fruit flavors. Cold as ice. Quickly and neatly served ait -Silverthorn's Fountuin. 6 FAMILY DRUG STORE LA GRANDCiORCGON. Triiliihi; ('iinip Ends , Alfred Owsley, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Owsley, returned Inst ev ening from Camp Knox, Kentucky, where he has been attending the of ficers training camp. Alfred wos able to reinrn a week early, in-as-much as the government ran out of funds nnd the boys were sent home Just a week earlier than they had expected to be. Bargains For One And All At Andrew's Variety Store Dance Party Wednesday With shirt sleevea permissible and not very hot weather in sight', committees heading the Country Club dancing parly tomorrow even ing are confident of a big crowd be ing jout. For parties who would ra ther play cards, tables will be pro vided on the porch,- not as a pro gressive affair, but for individual parties. The music will be furnish ed by Lindsay's orchestra. Ifctwn l'Yoin linker H. P. Currin, with the E. o: L. & P. Co., is In town for the day on business. Mr. Currin Is registered at tho Sominor hotel. .' from all over the U in' ted States, who in turn, will secure Pictorial llleview subscriptions. The na'ional territory has hewn divided, and allotted to var ious students, usuully four in a group. This vicinity is to be covered oy Kae- ford Itailey, from the University of Oregon; (Jem-go Updefrraff, of Oregon Agricultural College, and Kai H. Andersen, of the Utah Agricultural College. Each student in the contest! has an even chance for his scholar- ship, it being necessary that he make : a certain number of subscriptions dur- . ing the eleven weeks of the conteRt. The s:udtnts covering this territory' arrived last evening, hnving been In i the contest for the past five weeks. I i ney pian 10 maKe mis ween, ricior-1 ml Review Week in I.a (tiunde, and bring with them all of the necessary credentials to show . t!,at they are boi(u fide representutn'es. Just an Informal dance where shirt sleeves are in favor, that's (he kind of party that's going lo be held at the Country Club Wednesday ev ening.' 7-2ri-at. If you want a pleasant evening, attend the. Country Club dance. Wednesday evening. . 7-25-3t4 SPECIAL SALE Large quantity shuda trues of all aorta and size; to bo sold cheap, owing to overcrowding of nursery. Come and select now for fall delivery. Also lots of cut flowe.s on hand at reitsonablo prices. ALFRED MILNE Willow. Glenn Nursery Formerly tho old Kaler Nm-sery its : ONE ELEVENi Gdarettes To save 25 on your cigarettes is important But-to pleaseyour taste is more important. Justbuva packadearvd ilfind out. . , "ill' OliHKRVKU WAT AT) iPAt ; Here from Baker H. Hoist and wife, of Bnkr( arrived yesterday to spend a few duys in La Grande on business. - They are .regis tered' at the Sommer hotel. Slopping at the Sommer J. B. Brible, of Portland, wun me Axic Tire company, is m town for a few dnvs on business. Mr.. Urible iu stopping at the Sommer hotel. ' l4iir For Naiiipii-'- Mrs. T. W. HobnrtB and son Oil bert left this morning for their home In Nampa. after a week's visit here with Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Zabel. Here from Boise F. O. Maddason, with the Burroughs Adding Machine Company of Boise is in Iji Orande for a few days on busi ncss and is registered at the Sommer notei. ... Tl 01 LONDON, Jul 2(!.llope that the conference on the Pacific and Far Eastern questions may be held in some other American city than Wash ington, or in some Canadian city, is expected to ie expressed by Britain nnd Japan, it wus authoritatively learned todny. Japan Will Participate. TOKlO, July 20. The Japanese cahinet has decided to accept partici pation in the conference of the Fur Kastfrn problems, the Associated PreBS was informed todny. Liidips Fine Lisle Yes riilldl-en's hijrli irr;nle ' plaids nnd plain . II I HITCH f I'olll ti'niii liam verv .... 15 io 65C lrpsscs, s tripes, colors, wel'l made, 1 to fi years 08 icst friiiliain dresses, (! (o 1 J years $1.69 Boys' .slimmer sn'ris of ood Iieavr.- snitinp, 1 in 7 years, ,0toi ?3. I5. Kiddies IJoiMjiei's AT heavy All Hals lielow Cost. letti From Pasndenr. Pa.:-r ', ' Of interest lo many of her for mer local friends is tho article found in the pnper of Pasadena, Cal Ifronin, which contains the notice of the death of Mrs. Delia J. Cronklte, toother of Mrs. Grace McAllster of this city. The nrtlcle Is as follows: "Mrs. Delia, J. Cronklle, 73, riled Saturday, July 2, at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. Grace McAllister, 12110 North Catalina avenue. She was a former resident of Michigan, but had lived in Pusadi'iit1. for the pas! fifteen years. She is survived by her daughter, a sister, Mrs, Geo. H. Moss, and her granddaughter. Bessie McAllster, as welt as ! more distant relatives. Funeral ser- l! vices will be held at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at tho chapel of Ives 4 Warren. Ladles of the G 1 1 A . It., of which organl.ntloti Mrs jf'ronlilte wos a member, will hold II their ritual In connection with the I other serviced. " I I l II ! I I' I I Miss I Hern From Portlnhd J.'C. Shea, air brake Inspector for the O-W,, arrived this morning from Portland to spend a few days in I.a Grande on business. '','Mr. Sheu Is registered at the JMloy hotel. ' WODDIUYYET BE GQVERNOH Hero I'l'Oill ltoise J. B. Barley and wife of B )lsn are In La Grande forfa.few days on business nnd nre registered "at the Sommer hotel. Mr. Barley Is wild Ihe National Cnslt'Itegister company of Boise. Hern From Portlanfl A. N. Young nnd wife of Porllnnd nre In I.n Grande for a few days on business and are registered nt the Sommer hotel. Mr. Young Is with the Flllilnn Barker Shoe company of Portland. I.a Granders in Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Richey, of Iji Grande, nre guests of Mrs, Tillie Wal ters at her home, 207. West Court street. Mr. Itichey was formerly post master at La Grande and is now own er of a music store in that cityPen dlcton East Orcgonian. A-RCADE Wed nesday Only Edith Roberts IN "Luring Lips" An interesting Photoplay with that little diffenent Twist ' AM) IDDIE POLO a IN 0 "ling of the Circus" -TONIGHT- "Unseen Forces" Listen. Country Club members: Dance Velnesday evening 7-25-31. DAN Old Time Dunce Thursday Modern Dunces Saturday REX HALL N. A. Diselet, Manager oooetofte Pnsslnc Tlinmgh . ' ,j , I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morgan nnd son Donald. Mr. and Mrs. A. W Ilarkley and Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Col llson of Aberdeen, Washington, mo tored llirough La Grunde from Yel lowstone Park and Htopped pver In I.a C in nil e to visit with Mrs. James McMusiers for Ihe day. WASHINGTON, July 2fl.-Intima- tions have reached the administration officials that General Leonard Wood might reconsider his previous decision against the acceptance of the govern orship of the Philippines. ; W. H. JA.MFS()N IS FOUND. H. & S. ELECTRIC GO: v KLKCTKMCAL CONTRACTORS , 'f ' ; House Wiring and Repairing a Specialty We Carry a Cpmplete Litis of Electrical Goods and Can Supply Your Every Need As for' prices mid iiality there arc jiohp lictfccr 105 Depot Street ' Phono Red WWl PIANOS STEIN WAY, EMERSON, WEBER and OTHERS W. H. Bohnenkamp Go. Sales Representatives . .;.,... SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. . , I'OIITI.ANI), July 2(1. W. B. Jnrtie son, well known lumber man who dis appeared July 111 was found today near his home. He said he had been staying in th(. hills back of the city park. He talked rationally, but was nerv ous and emaciated, Former Resident Here G. M. Byrkit, formerly of Union, but now developing a 400-ecre irrigat ed ranch at Meridian, Idaho, was a" vis itor in I .a Grande yesterday. Ue says that the outlook for a good crop in his .section is fuvorable but money conditions are not what might be de sired, Idaho suffering-fro.-n tightness t of money along with the r?t of the country. He is well pleasej with the progress being made by his irrigation Former I.a GranderR on Visit Di-T M. K. Half, daughter Miss Con stance Hall, Mrs. L. W. Damon and daughter, Miss Jnnice Damon.'arrlved Sunday by motor from Portland. Dr. Hall left Sunday night by train for a business trip to Montunn, and Mrs. Damon, Miss Dumon Miss Hall, with Mrs. Hall and Miss Gwendoline Hull, who have been visiting nt the home of Mrs. Halls sister, Mrs. C. A. Vur pillat, left by motor Monday for Dny ton, Washington, where they will visit Mrs. Damon's sister. Mrs. Damon and daughter, who are cousins of Mrs. Hall, and Mrs. Vurpillut, will remain in Dayton for a time but the vest of he party will return to visit nt the Vurpillat home. Pendleton East Ore-gonian. 4 m m . BAB BREATH '..V V. fl T0 YOU WANT your friends to avoid you? They j will certainly do so wheu your breath is bad. There Is no excuse for anyone having a bad breath. It is caused by disorders of the stomach which can be corrected by taking Chamberlain's Tablcto. Many have been permanently cutvd of stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after years of suffering. Price 2$ cents per bottle, i; j'-.-Mss'i?.1?":. Heaullfiil Valley n Surprise Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Nlihols. project. Il Special! This Veek ! Tom, Dick and Harry I SHOES ! -Made liy Kdinoiils foot J fittelN ill three styles, J army, coinliinatioii and i English lasts in brown J mahogany ealf, at j $6.85 -pair fMt sror WTTH ACOMOtNCa 1108 Adams Are. Kain Helps Gardens j Harry G. Avery, county agont, I -drove over to Imbier yesterday and 2 talked to a number of farmer regard. ing the effect of the rains of Sunday ' nighl and yesterday morning. 'Ihe farmers whom he talked with feel I that their gardens and their po'.eln crops were benefited greatly by the rain and grain was generally benefe. 1 ed also. Some grain Is down as the I result of the rains but so far as rsn J be leafned there Is Very little,, Mr. Avery seeing only a few places on J hin drive. ' '! Photo Service Never Belter. The War Over Is And so are with us. AVhv pav and press vc do it f hili priecs .2.0II to clean ii suit, iwlicii r $1.50 1 Now is the your Kail apparel lime iii id nt i for to have Wiiidr i shape service 1 1 Improvements In equipment and Service give you Ihe best results pos- J never beUer than here and now. If'! I you are more interested In picture J success than you are In pinching sav ings you will nrmg an your pn-no woik to us. Work ca'l livei'cd. for and d' ilH.Wti,i 7 FAMILY 0U STORC LA O SANDC.ORC QON, Mc Gall Co. "Nifty Mac" E.Jey "Hotel Annex I'hoiie, I Mack m-2 Call here for DEER1NG and McCORMIGK Haying and Harvesting MACHINERY Also Genuine I. H. C. Repairs Guaranteed to fit Floyd McKennon Dealer 141C Adam Ave. La Grande, Ore.