La Grande evening observer., July 28, 1921, Image 3

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July 23,
j Local News In Brief
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tOMUKG EVENTS. ,
July 21 to 31 Oregon Holi
ness association camp meet .1.
ing, Portland, .j.
Sept. 26 to Oct. 1. Orcgo. i v
Stale Fair, Salem.
OcW 13. Knights Tempi? .J.
grand commamlcry, la
Grande. ; s
Nov. g ,to 18.Natioial
Grange nitctini. pntu.j
j" Nov. 21 to 2lPaCifjc Inr-
national Japositiou, p,rt-
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4..44.
fjuests at Dunn Home-.
Mrs. U P. Dunn lily Hs guests her
mother. Airs. CclandJ Ncwson, and
her aunt, Mary E. Ntvsom, uf aet
ttlc, who will 8peud tl rest of the
summer with her. .
' l'rirathimil Mwlhic Sum)
Tha monlhly prlcnthonil mi.0(e
of the Union stako o( the I., j) s
church will bo hold nuxl Sunday' 'r
Isrnoon at two o'clock lu tho taber
nacle in l.a Grande.
: (.'randy III-
W. D. C randy, president of the
. city eomnilsHjon, wns absent from
: last night's mooting or the commis
sion, being IIL Commissioner .1. 1).
! McKcniion acted in Urandy's ea.naci-
JJo'y at tl10 meeting.
an
orajjoio From Vnle
Spryv. It. Ornie. of the Put man DruJ
FOR SAX; re,u,""il last .cvrning fnflhi
rrouniLV,re' MS- Ormo tind daiiRh
quire of l&oim- Huth, iOdau und Joyce.
FOR SALE Gray
the shock. Lca
t m v at I
C2. 21 miles c
aa m m r. I I !
FOR SALE Ivers &
jiul finish, in fine 0 1
gain. Inquire 1410 pj.
W1R SALE OR TRAD , .. ' .
eron work mare. L OlIU U b,
, Phone Black 1G12.
ferson.
ys
ami
FOR RALE OH TRAD
house, threa lots; W. iSUlIO
. -.nwiiira 111)
WOUUnilBU, BUib"i rff
inoi nr sa owner. 12Q vlll
ous .saKc!
FOK fcAlirr logse-1
-d..R. doe kiU U1J
jTjjoatJlairy
Now
"THt STORE WITH A CONSOENCe'
1108 Adams Ave.
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An Institution -
. That jvill.exert .itself hi the jd of its patrqiwtat 4? . j
our policy. . Savings accounts solicited. '
The bank that is your best friend.
Our officers: Van E. Long, President; C. W. Fox,
Vice President; L. L. Slringlium, Cashier.
State Bank
of Imbler
Imbler, Ore.
i Bargains
And All At
Andrew's Variety Store
Ladies Kim- Liflt.- Vests, from 15 to Gf
C'liihlieii's Ligit grade gingham dresses, stripes,
jilaids ami plain rolois, wefl nuide, 1 to 0 yeaiii 98
Children's ,vry Lest gingliam dresses, (J to 11 yeais
?1.GI) , ,
L'ov.s' summer surts of good heatf suiting, 1 to 7
years. 9to ?3.I5.
Kiddies rK-miers of ii-avy Ivipi-elettee, 75
All IlaU- JJ. l -w Vt. ,
Mr' 0r,,,c aud w" spend
lew flays Halting lu La Uruoilo,
At Walrnwn ,uke
Francis Cramer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cramer und teacher of
science in the I. a Urando high
school, Is at Wallowa Vj.ako this
week whom h has charge of tho
music inutructlou and recreation
al work at (he Epworlh League In
stitute. I'm l'linlcINiular
The froe clinic conduetei 6y Dr.
8. C. Kdinislou ot l.os Angeles
School or OKleopalhic Uhyslclans at
tho office of Dr. U, T. Suiiuohi yes
terday proved a boost to tho profes
sion, according to those receiving
treatment. Dr. Kdnilston was a
istcd by Dr. Geo. W. Zimmerman of
l.a Giaudu. Tho office was over
flowing all day. Tho cl!nle will b
continued today. Dr. Kdnilston Is
considered ono of the host opera
tors iu hln profession: Baker Dem
ocrat -. .
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It is with regret that news of One
death of Mrs. IWuMacc C. Kiikinnns
been received in this city. Mrs Eak-
i"and her husband ins -looTh well
K"wn in this city, Myfa. r.nkin having
visited her cousin, Mp". Roliert Pratt,
noi'e, two summers 'ago. Mr. Eakin
was for H number vt years city editor
for the Baker Her,-"1''- Both are Uni
versity of Orcg'n graduates. Mrs.
Enkin has beer ill a'neo December,
and for a tim was in the Open Air
Sanitarium at Portland. Her death
occurred Tuosll!lv morning. She was
formerly Mist Miriam Tinker, of Eu
gene. Mr. Wakin and Robert Eakin,
of this city, lire cousins
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Goes In Mi a I la Walla.
"j Mrs( A. I). Speckhart and diiiighter,
Miss pda May, left this morning for
Lucir """it iii nniiH Yvana aiicr a
two V'eeks' visit in La Grande with
, yher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johu Spcck
; hart.
J Arrive from Portland '
I Mrs. J. F. Corbett and daughter'
, Mary Helen, arrived yesterday morn-
ing from Portland to spend a few days
, here visiting . with Miss Nan Ttyan.
I I They were nlso accompanied by Mr.
. and Mr. James Corbett. Jr.. of CL
i, ifornia, who left last evening for an
,; extended trip through the eastern
states.
IIMPOHTKD blue serge
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TOGGERY
I7S.M0. This for 30 davs. THU
7-28-6t.
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I w . Tl vi-eain and Ice Cream Soda j
vicam sumacs in all the I
fi-uit flavors. Cold as ice. Quickly
and neatly served at Silvcrthorn
rountain. j
rlllT ORUO STORE
t0AHoi,0tOON.
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Lvc for Palmer Junction
J Pnvid I. Stoddard left this morning
I on the Branch M- Palmer Junction,
where hSis iiilerf ed in tho lumber
camps..
Goes to I'nion
.Mrs. M. A. Cof ley and son, Lewis
left) this morninJ for Union to :i-nd
the May visiting ftith frlend-i n id r:l
Arrhe from Portland
Mf. W. F. Anderson arrived Wed
ncsdn- evening frcNm Portland for an
extolled visit with her parents, Mr
and Irs. A. J. Wrreii, of this city.
t y
Lcavd for Enlrfrprisc
MrslC. L. MtacDuwcll left this morn
ing fit hey home in Enterprise, after
spending Uhc evening here with Mr
and Mrs. 10. L. MacDowcll.
Goes to The Minam
Sam Wfltty left this morning for
ino .uimijii, niter spending a few days
in La (junde. Mr. Witty has been
registered at the Foley liulcl while
in litwn.
Go to' Salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs. 1). J. Vincent, of Port
land, who haiv. been here for tho past
few ilnvs viftitiiu. M.. n..,i i.. a t
Warrant, ia last wening for Sail
' Mkcv
erc fr
from New York. X
Sidney Norman arrived last Oonine
i rum m'w lorn ana is regis'.cieu ut
the I'oley hotel. Mr. Norman is with
a large New York firm, scllin ; ladies'
ready-to-wear.
Gu-lm Hike
Lynn Wright and Hubert William
son hiked to Morgan lake Hast even
ing and spent -the night fishing. They
returned early thiif-iiorning and re
port a wonderful time.
Passes Through . "
J. W. Johnson, of Pltasimlon, Kan
sas, passed 'through Lu cir-ir.de last
evening and stopped over nt t!)9 Su-n-
niei- noici. ir, jonnsi n u motoring
imuugii iu nauowa.
Here Visiting
, Mrs. J, A. Kates arrived Rnn,lv
from Elgin to spend the week visiting
un .nr. ami jirs. A. Anderson and
also to take treatments from Dr
Bouvy.
Arrived Home
Llwood Hiatt arrived home this
mornjng from Baker, where he ha
been for the past month visiting with
nis granomoiner, Mrs. E. M. Ford.
Arrivedi from Baker.
Miss Clca Stark arrived last nveii.
I ing from Baker, where she
- spending the summer with her grand
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Clean-ITn lnrlw lVi-.v
"swamping- out brush, comnlele
the rock markers and knocking off
wore at 7:;i0 to swim and then to eat
I"1 ;Wia the program at tomorrow
evenings weekly park clean-up at the
i.ouiury iun. Axes, rakes, with a
shovel now und then, are the tools
neeueu.
Hctiiins l-roiii Scnlicck
J. C. Cramer, secretary of '""
cal V. M. t:. A., return-d yonl onlay
from Seabeck, WaslilnK""!-'" where
he iittendi'd Hie a""""1 'enferonrr
of Y. M. (.'. A. socre.taiii's, .Mr, anil
Mrs. Cramer, inde llio trip by ma
ihlno nurl trtu'e aicompanicd as far
aft i;aaiM;Cel, WasliiiiKloa, by llieii
1 1 gu--.i"n who la attending tho eiti-
I Zens' training camp held there thli
I summer. Don Cramer Is now a sec
' (Ullk iiWlll4liSnt-UtllH) Klllip.4 UulMC
In Seahnrk tho trip was made vie
I, Walla Walla. Yakima, Seattle anil
J Olympia. Al nouo of Iho placer
j where the parly camped at auto
R, tourists rump grounds wore better
j accomodations found than are pro
i,vitlcd al l.a (irande's . leniiiiirary
Jj camp. Only at one place. Olympia
; was wihmI furnished to campers ai
Is done here, UclurninK, the part
ratne" by way of Portland and tin
highway. Tho longest drive waf
m.ide on the last day when 2nd
miles was the distance (raveled.
Trv Our Knls.
A giMid, quick lunch nil ready for
you at 11::S() to 1::(0. Much Mtei
than most lunches. Sold at Al t'ain'r
PA LA CE CON FKCTION KKY
COMPANY.
iRD & GEORGE
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Old TinieDance Thursday
Modern Wiiccs Saturday
REX HALL
N. A. Dielei, Manager
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I Kor tiixl nvrvfry ami livury a
J I r? Tor hII country trip, ioh-
J ROiiiiM; nitfw: himmIhI ratd lo a
J i 'tui'Tclal moil, riioni Mafn (
J I 4 Ik K(r night driver after 12 J
! P-k, f-all Ulark oZ92.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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C. II 1'INX HKritKSFNTKI) JOHN
DAY I'UOJKITE
Si'tling A-'hle t (Hl.tlllO Job is lie-
llifll III Ciinc 111 Willi ll .Mtlcli
liinl Was lnvolviil
0. II. Finn, local attorney, icccnt
Iv won a big decision iu court, when
Circuit Jmlgo l'holps ot lVndleton
sustained tho doinurier of thu John
Day Irrigation district. Mr. linn
represented tho John Day Irrigation
projwt. Speaking ot tho decision
I bo Oicgonian has the following to
say.
'After having tho matter under
aiLisemmit for two mouths, Circuit
Judge Phelps has sustained tho de
murrer by olTb inls cr the John Day
Irrigalioii district association and
ex-Stato Engineer Lowia to Hie set
ting asido of a contract for fiiO.IIUU
liotwocn them for surveys and a re
iiorl to be furnisbed by Lewis.
"Judge Phelps expressed the deri
sion In, an opinion Kent to lleppner
that tho contract should1 not be set
asldo bocauso tho citation of ultra
virus and iiuinli-traudulenl means
was not sufficient I't establish rea
tunable doubt. Suit to set aside the
contract was brought by the Norlll
3in Pacttlc railway,- Sniythe Bros.,
and other holders of lands within
the gigantic John Day irrigation
project.
''Theso .jiarties hold a'mong other
tilings that (he diieciors of the asso
ciation had no authority to enter
uch it contract with Lewis, because
of tho unconstitutionality of the law
crpatiiig tho district.
(i I'rcvloll.i Decisions Cited
uiIroj Phelps "decided, however.
that since tho supremo court of Or-1.
J.-Rnn 1i:ir virlilitly ttassnd uion the
onstitulionality soxeral times since
tho . original irrigation law was
passed, bis hands are tied and until
such tjme as the supreme court shall
'.'lwnge be is powerless lo hear the
Question at Issue. Tho. inidiediaie
cause for complaint by the Noi thorn
Pailflc and Sniythe ltnjs. was the
provision whicli says:
''JAM jrrlgablo land shall bo tar
get Ihfl Baine'
"Tho parties contend that this vio
lates tho 1-lth ainniidinent. to Hie
consiltulion In that it. is unjust tax
atlon aud taxes properly williolit duu
procexi of law,
"This case Ikis lii'Diiclit "lawyers
from Seal Ho. l.a (J in ii.lo. lleppner,
Portland anil other Oregon ciiii-s to
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i i-iiiiM-iuil alio llli"i,es, , ii-'l'i i-J i.
rights in- large poi-tloiis of .vlciff"'"'!,
llllium and L'niii'iHa t-MnilU ' "Uf,l!
will no to loAhUroai VA,,rL
Ciisr '' HIv,.WV.'lis .wt
"JtiilKO T'linii. 7Hiiu iM! Ciis pri'
icnl'od liortjv'v wciuktf aK and nl-'j
unnd nLioniyn lu picsfiil iHicfs
rth l Iiavi! t-oiiKiiniod lihi timu numl
i (lit) monlh.
''In ti I h opinion JihIko I'lirlps
Inarly k!hHm, luuvevcr. Mi.it thn
Norllu:rii rarjftr mill Siiiytlin llrtci.
Iiavo a i it: hi In III in;it kui on ( tin Iv
jallty of w. cmitrncl rnlcn-d Inlo
l)i!lwo'n Low Ik and tho directum.
I'IiIh tMnitrarl hix lnt)n I tn siiljrrl
fir roiiMfdcraliln connnfiit In Urn p;i '
rn-pH of I ho l.ulo, iiiiiMitiui-h hh tho;!
'oinpliihiiiiK part lea aKscrt lhal I'nlt
L'd .. Stales i;niiiU'orn , havi ;. all end. v
ImroiiKhly invest Uatcd I lie projiyt
m tl Jui vii compiled a repon. which
an hn IxiiiKhL from Ihu comer slore
for '. cnntH,' naid repurt hcini; intich !
heller than l-ewls can piodnce.
"The caHO Inih annllier allele, Ino.jj
At the last election of direct m,
memhers of Ihu district wrote in the !
tin men of two new directors and hy
ronceneif action den-nlcd Hid two
tlcorire Jackson, charin-d with steal- ,
injf an autVimobile ut Itimdmrir, was J
today taken there by a deputy sheriff,
who came here for that porixipii'. Jack- ji
on, tnireiher wr'h a companion stole J
car which was wrecked later when'i
they were making their gi-taway. HclJ
?onfe.icd to the crime, i
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A liirht Imomitlve up ti c way f
TeliKa--! to La l.ran'l.- w.i.-wr .
n nil .liirhtly d;niHird
tion at o.ut .Vt U
prrjoiifitr railp nurcd
tra'k. Thi vrrwker .
LOCAL ATTORNEY
WINS -BE- CASE
old directors who 'wen, up for re- ! MW'TLWMWtfS !
ele.-llon by a V ,o 1 vole. This a.-!! W$AlPMffl)$fi& ! It
Hon was taken be, so or la-k of ' fe itft
tontiilence in tin; old board. Tho fZj-SW VP&lMSi '
old board met and refused lo seal 'J , f J 'W A JM X-
Iho two newly elei-li-d llirei-li.rs lm. I ' M Vh'J J v" f . ? I . ,
ause they bad not bi-en uomluaied. 1 ) J 1 M " 1 !
.ml this case came hefoie J,B fV5t.j5 ! i
pheips. who .n-ciii,.,! ,,. . !i Tl$WKi X-
new direilors wrc r.-KMlarly cle. t- ', , t A 'rrFMI !i
ed and should be seated. J '1 NJj f t J I ll . I
"Jllile 1'lii-lps has been m-ciiplcd 1 J ft, I J fi ifj! jfel'!'
wl,h .be case since Juno 1." j : WyMAM
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LDGDM0T1VE
fro mthi city arid tb
I Xt AI.LI U I'Olt I.Eri'EliS
The following letters bcaiing uo
return address remain undelivered
in I ho La Grande postoiTice for the
week ending July 23, 1921.
Oontlcmoy: Wnit Tloslwick, An
ion Blazicevich, Jolia Uollons, ' Jo
rome A. Cauiiihell, Harry Dean, H.
It. Dunlgaii, Mr. Duncan, Al Deer,
W. M. Davis, David Foster, Leland
Jlnkiiis, J. W. Maimer, John Muelon
berg, Uandall MacDoaald, Dana L.
lioblnson, E. L. Willard, J. L. Wat
son. i
Ladies: Mrs, Rosa Akers. Box
6i!0, Mrs. Lo Cook. Mrs. Amallo Col
lier, Mrs. Win. Floyd, Miss Moselle
lluro. Mrs. Maria Larreta, Mrs. E.
S. Lynch, Mia. Annlo McLean, Mra.
Elsie Paddock, Mrs. A. L. Shelton,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thrnburg,
These lcttuis will bo sent to the
dead letter office on August 4th If
undelivered on that dato. To aold
having your mail sent to tho dead
letter office pla ceyonr return ad
dress on tho upper left hand color
of Ilia envelope. i
E. E. IlKAUU, Postinastor. :
READ THE OBSERVER WANT ADS
ntmattummmttirmti
Dunbar's Taxi Line
Prompt, and at all hours.
rhone Main 789, cor. Fir
and Monroe lied 223
i after midnight .
STEClAh SAJaK
-r.arga iiianlily shadu noes
or all sbru and si'-oa to bo sold
cheap owing lo overcrowding
of uurcfty, Coindviind aoloct
now Air tall dolll-ry. Also
lols of cut flownis on hand at M
rcuNonaldii prices. ..
ALFRED MILNE
Willow Glenn Nursery
Fornierly Iho old Knler
Nureery
lARCADEl
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Same Star and Same D02 !!
( That Made Such a Hit in ,'!
"KAZAN"
ALSO-,
Joe Martin
Comedy
TONIGHT
The 1
Beautiful
Gambler
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MhrlUinz story ot San!;
-and !
SATTTPTl AV ! I
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dor at fjO.OO cash for 110 days.
THE TOGGERY. 7-28-tit.
READ THE OBSERVER WANT ADS
Photo Service Never Belter.
Improvements in equipment mul
service give you tlie best results pes--sible
to obtain. Photo service was
Where Your
Cams
; Use It ; - x
COMPLETE HOME URNISHER
H. & S. ELECTRIC GO.
ifiliEtuOAL LNTJiA('T()i;S .
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House WKng and Repairing a Specialty
We CW a Complete line of Electrical Goods and
Can Supply , Your Every Need " ;
As for prices and (iuaily there are none' hetter ,-
103 IM'ot Street riiiuio lvftl WX'A
This monument, erected to the memory otYjoscph
i Bradford Curr, in Oaltwood Cemetery, Nc Yprk, is a
combination of classic and inodcrn ideas in nyinumcnt
work.
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There are Three ExcIosIto Fcataren in
FRONT LA ('ED COKSET3. J
VKNTILO HACK, the '
VENTIL0 FRONT SHIELD i
1 Rita
LOX-IT NON-TILTING CLASP.
Judgnd hy Fit, Workmnnship,' Wearing
QuHliting nnd Style, LA CAM1LLE is
nlwnys found the CORSET of
grfiHtertt vhIuo. A complete linetif new models now
on hand.
MRS. ROIJEKT
Plume
Ucniilrnc 1912 Fourth
Cull hero for
DEERING and McCOKMIGK
Haying and Harvesting
MACHINERY
Also Genuine I. H. C. Repairs
Guaranteed lo fit
3
Floyd McKennon
Dealer
1410 Adams Ave.i
111.,-.
lw.lKlllt IV
you u re ' !- .
success u ;")()( oil the
ings- yoiKU-i'ilc-..'
work to us.
CreiitlsGt
FAMILY
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If . Qiir tiif
Wc have made n) profound
study of monumentbuildin(f,
and an order placed Jn our
hands is sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
.We Will Gladly.
Furnish Estimate!"
Blue Mountain
Marble &;Granitc
Company.
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1502 S Ave
La fJrsnde, Or.
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IM1TISON, Coi'ae'Jc;
Klack 81-
St., First l!lock West of P. 0
La Grande, Ore,
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