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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1921)
ftnfrrflnv. .Tilly P.O. 1021 LA GRANDE'ENINla OBSERVER : Welders of THE BEST EQUIPPED IN EAST OREGON Cylinder RegrindingCrankshaft Reminding Pistons, Piston Rings, Piston Pins Cars and Tractors of AU Makes Overhauled Machine Work of All Kinds ' Wa'are equipped and ior the LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Leighton, Prop. News From Surrounding Localities VISITORS IN HILLE r Mrs. Press Pugh spent the day SUMMEllVJU.E, July 22. (Spc- Wednesday at the home of her sister, cial.) Dorothy Whitcoinb is now vis-1 Mis. Io Neidercr. ' iling with her uncle, who lives in Kandall Beam was a'busincss vis-' Elpin. j jtor in Imbler Tuesday. Miriam Wheatlcy, of La Grande, is i Mrs. Acel Colt and daughter, Miiy, spending a few days in town. werq shopping in La Grande a(ur-T Mrs, O'Brien and son, of Kansas, are 1 day. visiting at the home of Mrs. O'Brien's Ray' Hensley had the misfortune brother, Carl Keown. of getting a pitchfork ran through his Edgar Hensley. is now driving a i arm while working for . Gerald car of his own which he purchased j Tuttlc the first of the week, from N. K. West. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Slack and Mrs. The Ladies of the Aid Society nut ' Emma Hug are camped on the Sum on the beautiful lawn of Mrs. B. E. mitt this week, looking for liuckle- ftiacK jnursuay ot last week. The , afternoon was spent very pleasantly. It has not been decided where ihe meeting will be held next month. C. M. Hale is very busy now days , huuling shingles from Imbler. Ila Courtright spent Wednesday . night visiting at" the home of Mrs. ( Hurl Oliver. Mrs. D. R. McKenzic was in town Thursday morning and took a load ! of supplies out to the mill. Elmer Vermillion mother. Mrs. In- u gram, whom he had not had the pleas- i '. ; , ure of seeing for a number of years ; ( is now visiting him. . , , v, t ; -u . '.' . 1. ADD CANYON, July 2. (Spe ,Ai,Ciu2?rVat Ti, "V "M '! -The farmers arc busy making i4- x, ,. . ir- r 1 1 I jug tins wwk ai loo iioioq oi ;ir. ; and Mrs. Hcber Conrad John Wagonor was transacting busi ness in Imbler Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Nettie Whetstone, president of the Rebecca Assembly, visited the Re beccas of this place Wednesday even ing. Henry Hugh had the misfortune to lose their residence on I'umnkin Kideel' Sunday morning. The house wits; Mrs. Will Winbcrn and daughter. destroyed by fire. It is not known how spent Tuesday of this week wi'h Mrs. it' happened to bum. William McCauly, taking home with Mrs. Mush is having dental work!Mn somc uf thc fi" McCauly chev- donc in La Grande. .Mivand Mrs. V, E. Long, of Imbler came over tend lodge. ' fc 1 Miss Uirtlie htearns was shopping in La Grande Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Hamilton gave a b;Nh- j See thc New BYZANTINE PERIOD Dining Room Suite JUST RECEIVED A NEW SUITE and a NEW PRICE EASY TERMS W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. PIONEER- HOM E ' I I RMSH ER.S t f-T.f'--'' '' All Metals 1 mv.ned by expert! above work ! day party for her daughter Kaye Fri jday afternoon. Mrs. E. C. Myers and i;nothrr were transacting business in , hubler Thursday morning, j Cyrus McDowell was a La Grande ; visitor Wednesday. Mr. and 'Mrs. : Huniprhey, of La Grande, motored down Wednesday morning. berries. Mrs. J. B. Slater, who has been working for Mr. Brock, went to La Grande to work Friday. W. M. Cantrcll and son, Sam Cant rell were shopping in town Friday. ' ' u,n(lcls are worKmg in many oi me grain Holds at present. The crops are fairly good. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ayres and baby are visitors at Mr. Wm. Bunion's. Mr. Ayers came down from Durkcc this week, where they have been spending the summer on a ranch. . Marian Miller, with Mrs. Roy niusi1 ami mrs. Koscoe ( lark, the former of i,a t,raiule, have gone on n huckleber- - V trip to Clark Mountain. The Husy Bee Club has been posl- let fever. No new cases have devel oped recently. Mrs. jhll MYCauly, who has !h-pii seriously ill al her home, remain about the same. ' vyr?" '-"" -- r"- iijmnpinivnm UiUUUflMUn i'uiiul: 1 UIKJTJ DUUU Mrs. ShciTo! Evin U-crijoying vis it of a month's duration from her sis ter, Miss Johnson, of Portland. Miss Johnson is a charming young lady and Mrs. twin's many friends are assist ing in many ways to entertain her sister while here. . ' Mrs. C. Laughlin is visiting in town for a few days.. The dance given at Peebler's hall was a success in every way. A large crowd was present, good music and a supper were special , features. The pleasure of the evening was added to by the fancy dances given by Miss Dorothy- Krause, of Portland, daught er of; A. Krau.se, formerly of this neighborhood. CHERRY HARVEST IS NEARLY OVER , COVB, July 28 (Speiiul ) C'horry harvest Ih about 'ovor In Covo. A total of 2!) cara hnve been sent from here and about 75 per vent of this amount was grown in Cove. M. J. butty js at Hut Lake Saiii torium for a minor operation. Mrs. Alice Duffy is on the sick list? . Mrs. Mae Kelly entertained the UtdlurT Aid Wednesday aflnrnoou. Mm. Pearl Tobin and elilldrnn of Tundleton are vlHitlntr Mrs. Tobhi's motlier, Mrs. Kva Mlllinan. A ramping paity consist intr of Mr. and Mrs, Thost. Towlo, 'Ioht Martin, firacw (loyettei . Grace Pease. Kva Baker, Kltuer Hansen. h. Prilltnan, Oscar 'UolljiiK and Rev. Hansen are camping' pf Wallowa Lake. H. ' J. I? kstra. Covo's new prin cfimljoai'tetned the McCall lioiise and Will 'move here about the mid dle of. August. i V. K. Hreshonrn has purchased what was at oft e time Dr. McCowan's off ire building and hud it moved on to his residence. f- 4ropertyt Mac. Sunders had charge of the work und used p. Holt caterpillar. Mr. H J. Allen of Cody, Wyoming, is spending ".'a "couple of months among old friends here. M. Aften was principal of the Cove school ior a number of years. . Threo years ago he removed to Cody; where he had charge of "Pig Club woi k. At the present time he is County Agri cultural Agent. .iMns. Allen wan a popular teacher at Cove previous to her marriago to Mr, Alien. Mis.; Jean Couklin. daughter 'bl Mr. and Mrs. E. U, Conklin, Onta rio, Oregon, was married July 1!, 1D21, to -Mr.' Uithard L. Voung.'iat Charlotte; North Carolina. Miks (?on kiln has visited In the Cove many times, where she has a hbst of warm friends. Miss Bertha Aarrnstad, o' Salt Jjikc, Utuji, is spending tlo h tin nier among her relatives hern a'nd is lit present at the home of C, O. and C. Stackland. A jMirty of young people from Ba ker was picuk-ing' al Boerkgt en's mill Sunday.' Among thq party were the Misses Florence McKarlrtne, Er nestine Homer, Dorothy Kerbor, lla rel ilauser and Mr.' Wesley : Peyton, with L.oonnrd-Lov,iiGuf Barker and Philip Conklin form Covo. ' Mrs. K. B, Conklin, of Ontario, Oregon, Is .at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. OI ho Kckfrsley, The Woman's Club will hold their recti lar inunt lily meeting Thursday. - Mr. and Mrs. Bay Baker have re lumed to their home lit Cove. Mi. Baker ban boon in the hospital al Boise for the past month for the benefit of his health, Mrs.-Kthel Cochran is vhdilng her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Cnnley. Mr. and Mrs. John I factor are the prnnd and happy parents of a young daughter, born July 22. Miss Thelma Daniels, daughter of A. DanielH, I.a Grande, Is vh:iti;ig her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, Al fred Danielt; oPCovo. K. N. Kavanagh, who Is in charge of grazing In tht " Ktresl ' Sorvire from Portland, and Grazing' Inspec tor C. K. Kachford. of WaHh'iugton. D. C., who ar on hji - expedition through tho. fon-stH of Oregon, were ramped on the Big Minam this week. These two men are making the trip for tho purpone of a study on the (location of range valuations. Illfi SAVINCi TO ( Alt IIIVMJW IleRinniiiK Saturday, July III, anil eontlnuing for one week, we will wash your crank ease with the fa mous Calnl Flushing Oil and refill with the cM rect itrade of oil, also fur nish one sallon. of oil and five gal lons of lied Crown (iasoline or a hlKhcr test, all for .1.5ti. This ap plies to all classes of cars. K.MP1KK FIM.INU CO. Three Titled Guests Accept Invitaio.i to National Legion KANSAS OTTY. Mo.. July K The three most-titled jrucsts who have hp crptetl invitationn to Bttrnd thi third aiinoHl ntinnal con vent ion of the Am erican lifion at KannaH City, i)c toier .'H und November 1 and 'Z, hic (Jeneral Hai, Admiral ikaHy and General Currie. IIO.MK TKKS OKF UATS f('M K. July.;!l-A tnkp off yimr ront experiment ftrihe hot milliliter month hn him r(j.f in ery high arlKifHTtlr cinlen In Hmiv The 'coatte:i" varnvtiitcn wnn carried o fnr tint at one of the Kin.irtfst b Hp Riven by thfl jfle t icM icty, th men appeared in vM f'anI 1r"in-tH tn1 hlrf. , . - -i -Ti'-'iJ.--"-ll r; SGHAEFER FAHIyl IOWA SCHOOL -DISTKArr, July 2ft (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Campbell and son, Kmeiy, of lNnt- laud. nd, who have beeiv)tifg at the K. Hulse homo,, li4iiidnesday. J but export, to lttturjt w-Jb$oro tliey start homo. Mr. CaWhi'tly who has for somelfmo been irrnfireyentailve of tho Standard Oil . eiiinWfiy i tt lem,, recevtly. h!d- bhwtfrritory changed in loi:tlnnd, 'UFvtf on joying his varivlion ij'jft valley whore he formerly 'lffc&zhU niul Mrs; Campbell drove VlViMer Tuosi day arternoou to caillN'lV. friends and to. visit tho fariftyrnr titer, which' was once ow itJTAiheiiL Mrs. Susan UriggsofSytu key has been visiting le'lalives iftfoV her -par-onts, Mr; nd Mrs. WiliiJt Kvaus. Heironymus SchaTWlikSE, ; J raded his farin near Iowa School House Tor a plaro near Kugeno and the family expects to mov within t ! next month. Mis; :lflf5SchaeKi has been atlertding JWfffihette for the past two .years.' ' liTmun'l und Hoy are ready t'or high - ut-Juml and a younger sisier, Mirud(iv-.wiil soon havo tinished thqtjiUu nch jol work. . ' tJoorge Kvtins Is a very lusv man now days. He is hitivesling a large crop of raspberries, bus (tt, od sni' for every picking inuj X number ot orders that ho cannot ft ft. ' r. M. Hoy! and' Misses MHd;el and Myrtle' tiro planning a trip to Knliman Shrlniis, 1 ' ' Mrs. Todd' Hendelsori' IS ' enjoying a visit from her moLiier. .mis eucrana, und ltor nephew. Uos- WASHINGTON. July ao The May flower is reported oif ,the Virginia Capes, with the presidential party all well aboard. President Harding left' Washington late Friday on the presidential yacht Mayflower, for an absence of mote than a week, most oi which' will be spent resting in the White mountains of New Hampshire. The first stop will b made Monday at Plymouth, Mass., where the presi dent if1 t deliver an address at the tercentenary of the landing of the Pilgrims, lie expects to arrive Tues day at Lancaster, N. H., where he will be the guest of Secretary 'Weeks. Mrs." Harding accompanied thc president. Also in the Mayflower party were Speaker and Mrs. Gillett, Sena .or and Mrs, r relmghuys.en.. cf. New .Jersey, Senator. Hale of Main, Sonator und Mr.-!. Phipps of Ctiloy-fido,, tSecntary Weeks, . Representative,', and' Mrs. Walsh .of Massachusetts, ; .Briga'dier- NKW YORK,' July"S!K-Th'e New York supreme t-otiit l''iSnliVireeoKiii.cd (livorrc obtniiu'd x$' l'"ineh court by Krank .1. Gould, wenltliy sportKinnn. Justice Mullrni di.-inik-scd r tlivorec Hi-tion 'brought by. .Mrn. Kdith Kelly Could, det liirinir .lnv,,liad ..defendi'il her hushnnir.H suit in J'liini'u and had her full day in eourt.'" lH " ' "What reason in Ihc'ftn .Cu-licc Mul Inn a.--ked, "that our 'WWft) r.hnrireil with the Lrirdiailsliipi'iiftithc Blalc'a sovereignly, should deiiy e!Uin terri torial eompcteney to a iUttoc ob'ained in surh circumslaneef; '! ' The eourt declari'd tliilt ''the rase and speed of travel 'IIV'an"Hi;i. when Ioiir absences from home were custom ary, made it "even "HToMf'nniVntaiil. than it formerly wa.thiit Hie comity doctrine lie applied wilh lm little l" h nicality and as. uiu"li,MViiii(ion onnv as the particular, ciiye, viiJjnil.H of." . AmoliK the. records (.aiuiutjeil to the court were 'those of. 'police. court pro- ceeiimirs in a 1-ren.h dipartinent 'wherein it was' l:ite Miv admitted infidelity uf ct fi raiil On her dwellini;. j 'Round The County InrldrnlN tili lltinfnn lutrrrnt Thr OWnrr, It may bv t Vine lli; Ih-.mIiiil' .if thin cn u in 11 should b rliKHKf! ft conform wi'ti fliin titih iiitn, tc.i W'allfiHii (utility It ro rlusi'ly i'l;,t cd to I'tiloti county (hut "Kounl th Coutity"' may apply lo b th. At any r;lr ihe littb? city of Wiillnwii tiHa yold'xu nfon bt-ttcr time, it m cr, thiiii rluht now. ,1. K, li;ucim 'nn. a Wallowa mrllunin, Hiiyrt II nver was bedcr TIk Mblcy-Mnn naiicli tnill i njM-railnn. KM"idtn : a littbi bfft-'r than lin.tirm jrr pay loll puriKir-cB lust month hIotm T'h mad ch'Ws arc droppifu; utr ;nori ey in the cotmii'inHy nu tb furin era are lookint; foiwa; to ilio tiri owt Riain ciop that over ;itov ,i lln.t vjcinlty. It in inifc-d H lv-I cdih ninniiy now anri will bo all the ricirc so a rTwm an the ropt iu'i h.uft-'l-d. Mr. It;(vcn i n'i n ,(( Unuio HiIh morninMid i-a!ly 'nthMnr! abrMit th ii-f-j.' s for h home town. Lo atd ri fni-allv to Mm- ml t-.u-iHK". vim round l U ,f jp- rimbT vrlant cram hHd ri l " "i,t giaiiiK larntM, ami wn!t :i thrifty da h. i h no ho hI-t th.it WalUwa ik 'imn;fftiLf-' ; 1 -- -i.---- - PRE1EPIS OIliftTI JnYGDlitSiSj LOS ANGELES IS HIGH IN AUTO FATALITY RATE NKW YORK, July 29 Now York has the lowest automobile fatality rata pit capita of any laiso city In (he United States ncconlinK lo Ac inus made public by lloaltli Com missioner Copeland, in answer to a recent newspaper editorial describ ing it as "tho city of dreadful streets." ' Tlio ficuros for 13 20 allowed I.o Angeles had tho highest rate, 391 per million of population. Figures for other cities wore: I'iltsbut'K, 3112: Iluffalo, 331. To ledo. 324; Jersey t'lly. 314: Detroit, 306; Columbus, Ohio, 271; Chlcagu. 2t;S; Newark, N. J.. 26G; Sau Fran cisco, 262; Milwaukoe. 2G6; Denver. 236; I'lovldenco, 218: St. Louis, ill'.; Boston 203; Portland, Oro., .'16; Washington, 169, and Now York, 1116. . IF- We Lost Your ' Goodwill If our service tut ion burned down we'd g?t the insurance. . If burglars stole our cash, we could borrow tome. , But if we lost that part of our bust nrsa caltrd GOOD WILL,, we could get it back again only throuRh month, or posiibly years, of tho hardest kind of work. . ! Tint's why we say GOOD WILL is th3 most valuable thing we own. Our promptness and thoroughness will show you, if you come in, how much we value your GOOD WILL. ' LA CUANDE BATTERY STATION Batteries A. L. Crossman MAKE THE OREGON YOUR HOTEL WHEN IN PORTLAND u.-' .... " Topular fjpucloua Lolihy ' At I lie Center of EverylhinB. Uroadway at Stark St. Wo miRKest you wrllo, phone or wire for rescrtaCluua. ARTHUR II. MEYERS, Manauci;. CHAMPIONSH Cove vs. r r Sunday, July 31 II ....... Something New . 2 qt. GALVANIZED ICE I'KKAM FKEKZEH ' Water does not effect them like the wooden kind ' 2 qt. lee Cream Freezer ' $1.90 i A'hile they last. Call and see thorn before they are all sold out. , , ', F. L. LILLY HARDWARE : X There are Three Exclusive Features la FRONT LACED CORSETS. VENTILO BACK, the VENTILO FRONT SHIELD and LOX-1T NON-TILTING CLASP, Judged by Fit, Workmanship, Wearing Qualities and Style, LA CAMILLE is always found tho CORSET of greatest value. A complete line of new models now on hand. MRS. ROBERT PATTLSON, Corscllere. Phone Klactc SI Rcsidwice 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O. 4 4 1 An institution That will exert itself in the aid of its patrons that is our policy. Savings accounts solicited. The bank that is your host friend. ' ii Our officers: Van 15. Long, President; C. W. Fox, Vice President; L. L. StriiiKham,' Cashier. State Bank ; of Imbler f Imbler, Ore. 1 THE TELEPHONE ! i). is a servant always at command, thai never lircsj v fright "or - day, hot or cold,-show' or1 rain,' it is always if. ready to ouickly, cheaply and clicrrfully perform i. tasks that otlierwi:;e reipiire lime, expense, exposure and in eases every day, by its celerity, it saves lives 4 and property of value almost beyond computation. Horae Independent Telephone Co. INTER-STATE BASE BALL Weiser LA GRANDE BASE BALL Admission 00c, Grand Stand Frco T "HELP COVE" is the Slogan. .-x. wM.Jaiwi,,, I 4- PARK IP Y'V'Mu''is,,'-V III
