La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 27, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJWWWsdnv, .Till v: 27. 1021 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAOE TWEE Local News In Brief a ' will go by pack horses, as it is im J possible for a car to reach the heail i 01 me i.aKts. Leaves for' Pendleton J. A. Brensen, of Joseph, left yes. terday morning for an extended busi ness trip through Pendleton and Portland, t COMING EVENTS. man at The Dalles, who has bey l.a Grande on his vacation, JeTt day picking huckleberries, They will return this evening. T ' morning for The Dalles. . ! .till. 91 ir. 91 n,..n. uii Leave for Kamela j v.fiu.. ..- -4- ness as? ociation camp meet- -J ing, Portland. 4"' Sept. 2G to Ocfc 1. Oregon v State Fair, Salem. 4 Oct. 13. Knights Templar, .J. grand ' commandery, Jji 4 Grande. Nov. 8 to 18. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 20.' Pacific Inter- -J-national Exposition. Port- land 7 (fin this 7- JliuMfmr a Nifty Bumalow - . ... . .... ... james MciNamee nas oegun me erec- . 'tion of a fine five-room dwelling on ji,.,, ftaxn Chicago' 'Walnut nnd Adams avenuat wmcn he , Te(( Jordun Qf Chicago, : will 11UISII Milling lilt' nuiiuiiri iu.,ii.tn and have ready for the chilly winds ', of winter. " Mis. O. E. CadtMTnd children lcfi this morning for Kamela to spend the ' grandparents, With Grandparents Lueile Craig left this jnorning for Union, where she will visit with her Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Here from Portland Al Brown, of Portland, with the Pacific Coast Syrup company, is reg istered at the Foley notel. Mr. Brown is in town for a few days on business. J J .J. Here from Spokane " i few Robert H. Norris and wife, of Spo- . Koley hotel Kane, were registered at the Savoy .hotel last evening. 4; Here from Purtland .. j Louis Swift, of Portland, represent J ing the Swift & Company of Portland, ! is in tuwn today on business for a days and is registered at the Zeek, for a few days, before going on to Huntington .to spend two weeks visiting with friends. ' t Here at Savoy Hotel X :K S. C. Dota and K. F. Amsberry, of Palmer Junction, were in I .a Grande last evening and were registered at the Savoy hotel. They left this morn ing for Palmer Junction, where they are employed in the lumber cumps. special agent for the Chicago Nortnwestern Railway, is in La Grande for a few days on business and is registered at the Foley hotel. Here al Snmmer Hotel Mr. nnd Mrs. E. B. Morelock, of Portland, vare registered at the Som mer hotel for a few days while they visit old time friends. Arrives from Walla Walla Joe Hannon arrived last evening from Walla Walla for an extended visit with his aunt, Mis. Frank Pike., Here Visiting Kay Campbell and family, of Salem, ai rived this morning, coining overland to visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Ilib berd for a week or ten days. Goes to Elgin ... I, Kenneth Williamson left Monday morning for Elgin, where he is run ning a hoist for the rock crasher there. I Go to Kamela I Mrs. C. lit. Humphries, Mrs. E. R. ' Humphries and Misses Blanch and I Emily Snonk left this morning for a two-days' huckleberryiiig trip to Ku i melu. - . . .' Here from Baker Mitch Gilliam, of Baker, with the Armour company, is in town today on business and is registered at the Foley hotel. v ' ' ' Goes to The Dalles Ashford McGinnis, a railroad brake- I To Return to Portland I Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Robinson and son will leave tomorrow morning for their home-in Portland, going over jlaiitl, after a week's visit here with Mr. J Robinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. i Robinson. Return Home v Arthur Ash and Orville Wright re turned home hist evening from Pendle ton, where they drove yesterday. The boys came back' on the train and left the Ash car, which wjll be brought to Lu Grande the latter part of the week by Walter LaDusei ?. Grass fc'jre ' ' .A grass fire at O and Second this morning got beyofid control and an alarm was .turned ip. No damage was done. rloeiise; Farmer In Town - J. O. Anson, prominent fanner of the Teloeaset section was in La Grande yes;erday on business. Here from Portland B. J. Parker and wife arrived yes terday morning from Portland and are registered at the Foley hotel. Mr. Parker is to take charge or tne steam shovel here. Registered at the Sommer Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dahlstrom, of North Powder, are in La Grande for a few days on business and are regis tered at the Sommer notei. Here from Portland Don Ilvns, of Portland, representing the ML J. B. Coffee, is here for a few days on business. 'Mr. Hyns is regis- tered at the holey.. D AN WANTS APtrMnn run nUL lUfl UlUIVII min WASHINGTON, July' 27, Secre tary of State Charles H. Hughes has announced that Japan a acceptance to the peace conference on the Far East- earn' problems is with the understand ing that the united States is not op posed to an agreement as to the agen da of the Far Eastern conference be fore it convenes. Britain Ik Informed. LONDON, July 27. Japan's ac ceptance of the invitation to the peace conference . where the Far Eastern problems are' to be discussed, is con ditioned upon the program for the conference being decided in advance, according to reliable information re ceived here. BILIOUSNESS AND CONSTI FATION. V . "For years I was troubled with bil iousness , and constipation, which made life miserable for ma. My ap petite failed me. 1 lost my usual force and vitality. Pepsin prepara tions and cathartics only made, mat ters worse, t do not .know where I should hav been tonay l.ad I not tried Chamberlain's Tablets. The tab. lets relieve the III feeling at once. strengthen, the digestive functions, helping the aystera to do It work' naturally," writes Mrs. Hosa Potts, Birmingham, Ala. Adv. ' ..." :. ". ' Dunbar's Taxi Line Prompt, and at all hours. Phone Main 789, cor. Fir and Monroe Red 2232 after midnight iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinim I Pock Horse Necessary Kay Campbell and C. R. Hibberd left this afternoon for a three-days' fishing trip to the Minam LakesThey A SPLENDID MEDICINE FOR THE STOMACH AND LIVER. "Chamberlain s Tablets for the sto mach and liver are splendid. I never tire of telling my friends and neigh bors of their quulities, writes Mrs. William Volimer, Eastwood, N. Y. i When bilious, constipated or troubled with indigestion, give them a trial They will do you good. Adv. Going to Wallowa Lake- Miss Hazel Robinson, who is con nected with the First National Bank of Baker, is in La Grande today on Returns Home-- r tl. M. Richey arrived home last evening from Portland, where he has been for the past week. Mr. Richey drove from Portland by way of llepp- ncr in his new Winton Six four-pass enger car, which he bought in Port land from A. C. Stevenson and Company.- ' "-' HAM) OF no KI.K KHUN BAKER, July JI7A band of 60 oik la reported to have been seen in the .miiuhhoruood of Tiut Mead ows by members -of lite . Whllman forest service of this city. A re port has been made to the game com mission and every effort will be made to protect the elk. Deer nro reported by the forest service to be mo.e plentiful In this section thjs year. . eteeoooeoeo DANCE Old Time Dance Thursday Modern Dances Saturday REX HALL N. A. Diselet, Manager ! Special! I This Week:... I Tom, Dick and Harry SHOES Mailt' )y Edmonds foot fitters in three styles, 5 army, combination and ! jtiiKlish lusts in brown nuiliotfany ealf, at : $.85 'tih' , her way to Wallowa her vacation. Lake to spend To Mark Bond . The Ad club has had two signs painted to mark the Pendleton road. Olio will bo put at tho lower end of the viaduct on Second street nnd the other is lo be placed at Oio Dell. Here Visiting . ', ' Miss Mae De Weese arrived last evening from the east to spend two I months visiting with her niece, Mrs. F. J. Bartlett, of this. city, and her sister. Mrs. D. M. Hoots, ot Union Miss .De Weese will leave La Grande the last of Septemberfor Long Beach California, where she is U make her home. Hlllmvl l'enrin to I. like A very happy party from Haines, composed of Mrs. L. W. Morgan, Melva. Spence. Kvelyn HartunK. Beatrice Harliing, Betty Mae Hur tling nml Virginia Wright passed through La Grande on the way to Wallowa Lake, where they will at tend the Epwoi'th League Institute. H. & S. ELECTRIC GO. ELKCTRrOAL CONTRACTORS - ' . i . , House Wiring and Repairing a Specialty We Carry a Complete Line of Electrical Goods and Can Supply Your Every Need As for prions' and quality there are none better 105 Depot Street ' ' "'" Phone Red P.fV.H ' - T 1.. ,-llf. ! II wii niK ,t ay lu uiii oriini Ji Reid Box, proprietor of the Crescent Gooding College Man Here J. Wesley Miller, field secretary of Gooding College, located at Gooding in Southern Idaho, fci in La Granite to day. He came in this morning on No. 17 and will leave on the branch to morrow morning for--Wallowa Lake, where he will take an active part the Epworth League institute being held there this week. He wus fornv- erly pastor of the Methodist church in Joseph and hus many friends in Union and Wallowa counties. Putting on Whitewash- 'iLa Grande' yesterday on his way to investigation beat to death when !'..i:r...i. r i.. vui.n. comes to spreading whitewash. J l.ere he was the guest of his old friend, I has h.ad a -l ot m?I! JJl" II Bruce Cox, of the La Grande Grocery , company. , ! - it He last (UNT TH.Eff' ' -TMI STOH WITH A CONSCIENCE" .' ' U08 Adams Ave. Listen, Country Club members: Dance Wednesday evening 7-26-31. Individuality .in Letters. j Individuality in writing vopers, I means writing paper so distinctively different that your friends and neigh bors will immediately recognize the letter as coming from you without looking at the signature. We carry some of the most distinctive and in dividual papers ever sold. A large as sortment but with smull quantities of each kind gives everybody a. fair chance to select a very individual and strikingly distinctive paper- which they can claim "all their own.') They are here. FAMILY DRUS STORE k.A ttsNoconeaoN. Call Here for 1 ' DEERING and McCORMICK Haying and Harvesting r. ' MACHINERY iKlgin Defeated Baker - 1 5 J " Baker baseball representatives in Uhe Baker-Union county league were J defeated Sunday at Elfjin, 9, to .4. jTliisi was the last frame to be played ion the league schedule, Baker finish ing the seuson with a totul of eight wins und six defeats. Cove will be the opponents in Baker on next Sun day in a post-season game. An Institution That will exert itself in the aid of its patrons that is our policy. Savings accounts solicited. . The bank that is your best friend. Our officers : Van E. Long, President ; C. VV. Fox, 'h..;.yice' P,residerit.I:L. tringham, Cashier. State Bank of Imbler Imbler, Ore. Steel Man Here Today Hob Woodburn, of the American , Steel cohipany, is in I.a Grande today 1 1 conferring with his trade. Bob insists that the report started on him by Joe Carr and Floyd McKennon to the ei fect that he had been elevated to the presidency of the American Steel company is not entirely true, ulthuugh he admits that he is a young man and still has hopes. few days putting on the white coat on the interior of his big garage. The brush used was a squirt gun, and today,, for the' final .finish, all' cars were run out and a 'stream played up and down on the walls and ceiling all da,y lonif. The interior is much improved. Attending Lcngue Institute A party consisting of Constance Cleaver, Elizabeth Payton, Merton Childers, Sheldon- Rrownton and Rev. K. J. Huston left Monday morning at 5 o'clock for IWallowa Ijike to spend a week attending the Epworth I-engue Institute which is In session there. Mildred Fox and Mrs. Richardson went up on Saturday with friends, while Everett Bennett went to the Lake on Sunday and picked out nnd arranged the camp site in preparation for the coming of the rest of the party. 1 1 Tom Will Help the Iloy !i Turn Johnson iarred himself loose i I from his comfortable home in I.a erything is going good in and around !!:i-nnil tiidnv and started for the.Buker. He is to Eaker what Joe 'ranch with equipment to help harvest I Kco'iev is 1-! m tii-jr.ile, nnd both a first-class crop which the boys have men have their fingerr on t!i? business ' I ready to garner. The ta wheat on pulse of the communl'.y. "I-. may !;tl Johnson ranch is good and the .take a little time to adiuiit the timer I! xm-ino' whent irot bv without meeting and B few screws in' the: carburetor," ! un with the little stem worm, hence . said Mike, 'ajut the bid ship of sUte Mike Says Everything, is O. K. M. II. llaugherty, for years and years Union Pacific agent at Bakr, is in I.a Grande today. Mike says ev T-A-X-I For taxi service and livery cars' for all country trips, inu Bonabla rates; special rales to commercial men. Phono Main ii.. For night driver after 12 p. m., call Illack 33112. FORD & GEORGE Also Genuine I. H. C. Repairs Guaranteed to fit Floyd McKennon ' Dealer 1416 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. ' , it also is a good crop. Bargains For One j And All At 5 1 Will Visit Mother I F. A. Enling, secretary of the Grande Ronde Meat Company, will J leave this evening for his old home in I j Virginia. He will visit his mother " and brothers there and on his way - I back will stop off at Washington, ";'D. C. In the east he will be joined by Mrs. Eppling and children, who are new visiting in I'rcstonuurg, Ken tucky. He expec's to be gone six weeks. is going to said right alonv and Am. erica will experience good times ngnin. The mining in Baker counly is pick ing up fust and we are all rijrht in every way up there. CRITICIZES TESTIMONY. E. S. Willard Accused of Using Fig ures and Facts to Suit Himself. SAI.F.M lulu 97 "Tho enimu.1 tnr the company in the telephone hear- I ling today charged that E. S. Willard I industrial engineer who testified yes terday, used facts and figures to suit i his own purpose and to which his If you want a pleasant evening, I company objected. The special ob atlend the Country Club dance ject in using vhe figures on the Wednesday evening. 7-25-31. rate basis was to show a fair valua- I tioh of the company's properties in i OltHKIIVKR WAT ADS PAY IF YOU WANT GENUINE H IAWATHA OR K Andrew's Variety Store Lalios Finn Lislf Vesls, from 15 to 65? nulflrpns liili gnulf pn.u'liiiiTi dres-os, strifes, plaids ami plain colors, ycfl made, 1 to 0 yours DcS Children's very lu-st ginjjham dresses, f! tt 14 ycais Bnvs' summer flirts of tr I hf-avr suiting. 1 to 7 years, 98to $3.-15. Kiddies Rompers of heavy Rivi'ehttee, 75? All Hats Helow C..st. l Again? No. Not Again "Yet." i Why? .Because Candies of their class are so good that their praises I never grow stale. Neither do such Candies grow stale. Their worth is I so appreciated by the people of Iji Grande and our stock keeps moving I so fast that our only trouble is to !;keeD the Candies supplied for the Oregon. This morning's hearing was devoted to criticism of Willard a testimony. OUREGON IS DISRE GARDED IN REQUEST MEXICO CITY, July 27. The chamber of deputies, has Toted denvn the request of President Obregon for the extraordinary powers to adjust Article 27 of the consiUution which nstionalir.es oil deposits. The article has long been a stumbling block be tween Mexico an dthe United States, the latter declaring thai' it is confis- The deputies action is regard- I different kinds and of the various siz-ea as a aeiinne spin oeiween uuregun ' ed boxes. Everybody knows. But we 1 and his party. THE 8AM K EVERYWHERE The editor of Palfa Akhbar, a native I constant demand. J, Americans like to follow the crowd. I .The crowd is coming, so we advise you !to push right tn and speak right out, 'and you'll get the best we have. Or, J phone and we will reserve a box foi ' i you. or seno ic u oesireu. , JI We do not need to tell you of the catory. do -want to emphasize that we are ! not charging any fancy prices, but jut what many dealers charge for , . , ,. ' .... . ! iomrnon stuff. But you do not want ' "WPP" lj,hre; l"t 'r v .2 common stuff. I hve. d Chamberlain , Colic and Jut )pak ih word PA LACK CONFECTIONKKY COMPANY. Diarhoea Remedy many times among my children and servants, for colic Jand diarhoea and alwii found it ef- ING K OA L: "The Coal With art Established Reputation Get it from us. Anybody else claiming to sell either of these coal3 is guil ty cf falsehood and fraud, to get you to buy a substitute. We, and we alone, have tin exclusive right to sell these super coaU here. BOTTOM PRICES NOW ADVANCE IN PRICES EXPECTED AUG. 1. TRANSF ER FEED- STORAGEPACKING J. D The LYNCH CO. PHONG MAIN 1C ! I 1 leciive. auv. r r - "