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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1921)
-rr r - , if X Page stx LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Sjilunliiy, .TuU V i , I I ' The Secret of Summer Comfort Mih Ud I rWnse.ui Kaiisim 'ity, ' allowed until August 10 to file said who is 'here viaiiii'K hr nivte, Mrs. brii-f. 'K. I.. Hurtl.y, left this morniiiR for, 'Union to sp.-n.l a f.-w ww-kj. visiting: A,lit.ei, of ii,corpomtiun for new wi.h hr lister M. I. M. H.ioU. varm,vrnK outsi(e of Poland we. I . . . . . 1 ! Mrs. I.. I) There's nothing more comfortable and cooling these hot ilnys than fresh, crisp clothes. And it costs vety little to keep gar ments sweet and clean, our modern wash way. Because, you see, we sell you clean ness the real cleanness of bubbling suds and crystal clear water and pure, fresh air by the pound- (let our mod erate pound rate. You can send everything nd yet save money. Have your whole family enjoy an . abundance of spick and span clothes it's the secret of sumer comfort. You'll find it easy to keep them that way if you'll let us help. Have us send our driver tomorrow for your family bundle. We'll have ev erything back again all clean and sweet in just a little while. MAIN 77 .A !.,, ;,.i,, ' filed during the week as follows: I ..I ('..li.i-i.iUi. to ni.ml t hu I Mr,,u cimiiuuiit, uriiTi, 111- diiy wiVh h.-r ton. Al fain, before k- corporators, C; S. Hudson, T. H. Foley, inK orr.to Snokune, where she will H. E. Allen, Carl A. Johnson, H. J. visit a daughter. Mis. fain will Mop Overturf, H. A. Miller, off in l.u (irande on hi-r way home for Klamath Delta Farm company, an extended visit here with her son. Klama:h Kails: incornoratoi s. Georire 'ill..... 1 D ii, n r. i r. '"iiu, ic.Mie nugera. ty. d. rurser, iv. F. C'hilsott, J. W. Coleberdj capitaliza tion, :soo,000. ' Misses .Miirvu and h'rankie Strain, who have been here for the past two . :. ...:.l. V.. nn.l .M..- Frank Hilton left this morning for ' . ""n Stoek compan I-ebanun; their home in J'oiiierov. Washington, .'incorporators; Joel .. Booth, Roland ' B. Miller, Glen P. Wallace; capitaliza Mrs. G. U I.ari.-on hail as her guests ,ion $B,000. for luneheun al Hot l-ake on Monday. I ' Mis. Charles J. Kimell and daughter, Miss Mildred, of .Merrill, Wisconsin, and Mrs. 'I I Scroggin and daughter, .;. Miss AMudeen. A .. y. FARM POINTERS. THE MODERN LAUNDRY Miss DeT.oris I'ierson, accompanied J '" 'V " "' , "' bv her mother, Mrs. .1. J. I'ierson, left. Cultivation of the garden is neces ihis morning for Maker to spend the su,y to maintain in the soil supply of d:iv sh.moiiiL lair and moisture favorable to ulant Igrowth. Evapora'.ion from the leaves 1 family for this reason Mist Mry Newlin arrived yester- carries away the moisture m the soil water In Drug for ample and pine Grande. w T. T.elshinan. T.. & ! Store I haven't had time to read Iho pamphlets sent out by the city, but If this particular amendment makes, it possible to pet good water, I shall support li. A. N. Mayville I understand this niiiemlment to he an enabling act toward obtaining belter water, and I am for the proposition ibus far, as we must have water. We are prelly well supplied with the other necessities of life. H. H. Richardson, Richardson Ait Store I will willingly ron-go enough ainiiseinent and luxury the next few years to offset my share of the expense to bring us ample wa ter. ! O. E. Silverthorn, proprietor of . Silverthorn's Drug Store: "1 am ' convinced that sickness is caused by our present water system. 1 know that poor oeople are made to suffer' because of it. And 1 also know that I I have been to expense in my own,. I am willing , to forego delicacies and luxuries to I . i Burglari Need not worry you A iid"lf tn l'liti.(.r viilll' v;illl;blt'S will only cost tin- small sunk of tl.H per year. Why tak i ... .. i cii.'iii'M', now or our- VfU'iitioiiif mu: voiii' SKCl'IMTY ACKNVY INSl'RANCE ('has. II. Reynolds, Mot. La Grande, Ore. ' As My Lady sews on the side veraii- much the bits of news that feature the da she chain with her neighbor next ' names she knows, but the. ussuranee door who is gathering roses from the ' f their welfare or their presence in hedge. My Udy asks aboul the mu-, twn that the item ' gives. Former .tual friend two doors away. If a ' i.a Crandeis in California, Washing daughter has cume lor a visit she re- inn, the East, mid in many towns and joices in. the happiness resulting; if ; cities in Oregon read every name in a child is ill, she is grieved, and hast-' the paper, including the society page, ens at once to offer aid. And so, when in order to keep in t.kich with old ac- My I.ady reads the newspapers she turns to the locals and society news, prompted by the same friendly inter est, but this time in friends and fel low townsmen who are beyond the reach of her voice, and too far away for a morning call. She enjoys, not so rby, but -not in touch. And yet there lure opinions ubout the uppeurance of ! a name in the paper that vary all the way from that of the person who makes every excuse to get his name in it to that of the one who would like to sue for damages if ever he sees his name In print. Aren't they queer? Mrs. Arch Conley and Miss Fannie Hrown entertained the Ladies' Guild of Cove at the charming home of Mrs. Conley on Fourth street in I.a Grande, a week ago Thursday afternoon. Not withstanding the tropical heat of the day, the house was cool and inviting. After a short business meeting the afternoon was spent in playing '!(!)." Moth of the ladies are ideal hostesses De- day from Victoria, 1!. C to make about the plant. The moisture will j : her home in i.a Grande for some time. J ,.jsc t0 tne 8Urfat.e through the par .. .,,. ' . i n. i i tides of soil, us long as the ground I Mrs. M..reno arrived Tuesday t.oiituins a supply oi wa-:er, thus keep- with Mrs. Caroline Anderson and Mrs. n the uPPer '"V"-" of 3U1 frum ''''V- offset the cost of the lidded taxation.' George Gray. ing out. quuintnnecs und notable citizens. It is frielifllv interest, mil crnminv m-iim. i i. ii,.. ........ c; ii.. ii..i ,i,. and the time sped all too quickly. prompts My Lady to ask about her licious cakes and ices were served to near neiehbor or dear friends. So ,.v- refresh the inner being. Among ihe erv name that is printed may be u Ca la,,il' Prcnt were 'Mrs. message to some one far away or close Mrs. C. P. Durvea left this morning When irrigation is necessary in the for a vacation trip through Portland, garden, an abundance of water should Seattle and Seaside. j be used to insure the thorough wet- " I ting of the lower and outer roots Mr. Ada Fleming, of Morgatislown, of the plant. To check evaporation West Virginia, is visiting Mrs. C. It. tlfter irrigation the ground should be Ilibberd and other relatives here for jh.:ilTed just as soon as dry c.miUKn - . 'to be worked. Mis. A. E. Ivan e, county school sunerinti nilent, has returned from an fit inviilili. twit weeks during which time she visited with ton, three pounds of pork, chops, Mrs. Phillip Winams, of -Walla Walla, four dozen eggs. P.uy ten cents worth Mrs. lvanhoe also met her son, l.t. 1 of butter and you boy 10 cents worth rorresi ivunuoe in rorunuii, wneie ,ot Mini readv for -ni ncduv rnnnuiiiii- A pound of butter' is equal in food vaca.ion trip :vulue to iour pounus or oeer or mut- he was stationed on a destroyer. T. II Elson. Los Angeles; Mrs. A. G. Conk- lin, Mrs. T. W. Conklin, Mrs. Ray Duncan, Mrs. Chris Itertscn; Mrs. State News .mx:..x;..':scea Call here for DEERING and McCORMICK 'Haying and Harvesting MACHINERY Also Genuine I. H. C. Repairs Guaranteed to fit Floyd McKennon Dealer 141G Adams Ave. La Cm ramie, Ore. Clnrence Heryford, Mrs. E. C. Rees, Mrs. Lloyd Carter, Mrs. J. .1. Conley, SALLM July 2!).-Meven new ip Miss Effie Conley. Mrs. Roy Lay, Mrs. 1 locations for perm, to appropriate II. Of cdul, Mrs. Karl Stackland. The j fr""' the streams of Oregon :ire La Grande ladies present were Miss reported from the office of Percy A. i I Mae Stearns. Mrs. .1. E. Stearns, Mrs. " upper, state engineer. 1 He npplica- (Virl Ga'ssett, Mrs. Mattie Golden, Miss Faye Golden and Mrs.- Harry Miller, The marriage of Miss K 1 Stoddard and Mr. Leland turns are: I!y Olga Netler, of Aurora, Ore., Covering the appropriation of water from two unnamed tributaries of Pud- Jennnette ' ding river for power development. Pert Hal-1 p..!,.!, M. Levee, of Cramer. Ore.. tion. Mos. other f.iods re-:t:ir? the pen.liture of larc-- '.iluoutits of feod energy as well an tin'- an-J expense in their preparation. They consequently ; cannot yield a hig.t returns on :n in vestment n i.ie 'tu e r -in t .-ted I in but'er. ' j t I-oganivrry :,i-e.ij.'iien ! ire if Ihn ! most profitable enterprises for west- 1 ern Oregon farms. The soils and cti mat., of the WillameHe valley are as ' a rule adapted for these small fruits, j When failures occur -they may gener-, ally be traced to one or two sources. Either the soil has been poor, water or ) air drainage, or there is luck of ordin- i ary care and attention. ! A-'R-C-A-D-E SUNDAY ONLY The Popular Portland Miss Gladys Walton covering the appropriation of water from a spring for irrigation of five acres and for domestic supply in lard was solemnized on Friday even ing at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. f:..ni-iyi stnddnrd. toother of the bride. K i er. ; I V' ir VTII.l.... ,.f IllimeV COlintV. Ill I Ull t Willi msiiop j. YY. ,uili:.v, i Salt Lake, officiating. The little, Ily W. E. Davis, of Hood River, nieces o fthe bride, Ruth, Barbara and covering the appropriation of water Marv EllciV Stoddard, were J'luwer rP, ,,,..,i K,.,.iilu. f ,inn,.,. b!"'?' ',. h . .-.I-. n't'c water supplyin Hood , 'River coun- i .in- .-i i i iii ii ...... .. . ........... j . . decorated in cut fowers, pink, laven- . dar and white phlox and sweet peas ! 1!-v All",t '' Wright, of 1 1 ill C rest being used profusely about the rooms, i walnut planting, Amity, Ore., cov- I Lute in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. ering the appropriation of water from I Dullard left for a short wedding 'trip, -springs, tributary of Yamhill river, and after a visit here, they will go to for domestic suimlv. B ; Salt Lake City to make their home. ijv h- h gt. Earle, EI W IVES FLASHED Brims of Grants Pass, coverin the apj)riiniation of water from (iiilK-t1 creek for mining purpos es, in .Ju.sf pfiin,' county. The estimat ed cost of the construction amounts to $rouu.- Hy .Ii'fferson W. Herrv, of Sisters, ST A R Today Sunday WILLIAM RUSSELL "COLORADO PLUCK" He Was No "Caveman" But the Result Was Much the Same AND THE Mr. nnd Mrs. Kinzel and daughter, I Miss Mildred of Merrill, Wisconsin, have proved the inspiration for sev j eral delightful dinner parties (his week. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Sli.rikir.riiiB umI ..f! i'i I noil ill Ilini-he.lM llf- the Countrv Club, complimenting the ""-ii..k im- .inini.u oi iyi eastern visitors. Besides the honor from Trout creek and Cold springs, (guests, Mr. and 'Mrs. Kinzel and tributary Sipiaw creek, for irrigation daughter, Mildred, guests were .Mr. of 1 lf ucr. und for domestic use, in land Mrs. ;. I.. Lnrison nnd son, John; Deschutes county. s'r,-,1""1 Mrs' Oorgo T. t:ochrnn and Bv y K AM' ()f (;r.lnts PlS cov. !ch, dren, Hetty and Sammy; and Mr. . , arprpriation of water from .and Mrs. Scroggm and daughter, Al-;un ummKli,linK f()r (l)Im.stic wat. I On Mondav evening, Mr. and Mrs. ,er sllPl'y 'George T. Cochrnn were delightful: il-y (ieorge L. Allen and Hcrt Gates, dinner host and hostess when they en- of Kerby, Josephine county, covering tertained at Mot Lake for Mr. and the appropriation of water from Suck Mrs. Kinzell. Seated around the ta- 'er creek, for placer mining purposes. uie oesuies ioe mioor Ku,-si.- m i uieii , 1(y ,.- () .n,n 0f Merlin, cover daughter, Miss Mildred, were Mr. and h the ,,,,,-iation of water from Mrs. C. Ii. Lurison, Mr. ami Mrs. r. J. : lt , , , 1 , . .. , Kcroin nnd daur, Allu.Unn( and ll,,('k fl"- trnit.on of ten acres thn h.w ii ml hnt.K Mr nml M. l" phnn county. I fochrnn. j ly John I'almer und GeprP Palm- J . . jor, of Wntsun, fire., covorinp e np- lf Mrs. C. II. Chamhrenu ontertaint-d propriation of water from Owyhee S at her rountrv home Saturday, com-'rivi'r- f'"' irrigation of furty-four plimentintf her daiiKhters, Mrs. ( G. ;lu ,t's Malheur county, at a cost Dougherty, of Fresno, Calif., and Mrs. jI approximately ?14M. II. M. Bouvy, of I.a Crande. Pinkerton i My the Kast Side Lopcinjc company, Day sang neveral solos. A dainty re-,f Portland, covering the appropria past was served at flower-decked a- j ti'm f five second feet from Step ides. Out-of-town jniests were Mrs. creek, tributary Xehalen river for K. Hardin and Miss Katherine Hardin, flnminj; and sttrinr forest products I.os Angeles; Mrs. II. S. Mount, Mrs. in Wahinton county. The const ruc K. K. Ilrodie, Oregon City; Mrs. W. H. j tion cost is e-' imateii at fSoOO. Phelps, San Francisco; Mrs. vranic . , Mount, Oregon City; Miss KlissahMh The federal inheritance tax should Siemore, Lancaster, Mo.; Mrs. Clydr 1. h.di:ttid when sta'.e inheritance Mount, Oregon City. Portland Ore- tuxex are eomputed according to an ". jopinion wriiteu hy Justice Harris and handed down by the state supreme court in the cue of State Treasurer Hoff again the estate of liidiert P. Inman, of Multnomah county. It will now hp mvessnry fur1' the state treas urer to refund inheritance taxes paid the state .luring the last three year.-; under the theory '.hat the deduction should nt hf made. The refunds will aggregate about $74,000. Oth'ir omnioiM were handrd down ,hy the supreme court as follows: James It. Hubbard and Claudie Hub- . t v- it ba:d. his wife, respondent, vs. llson- The Koval NeJghlors club wni eti-t,, , 1 .... icrtained Fridav evening l.v Mrs. s. y:msf..r company, apin-llant; ap A. tiaidinier at her home, corner I'"1 fr"m Multnomah county; action Second and Main. Delicious refresh-,'0, recover money on motion to dis. mcnts were served hy th( hostess. jniiss; opini-n hy Chief Justice Hum- jett; mntlen allowed. fulling Demonstrations Tdny j tieoigc . farniicha-i-1, appellant, vs. Farmers and poultrymen from .1 MaVl K. I'.irmichael, respondent : ap consideralde an-n of Union county are ',-,,,) f -,i I'mutiHa emintv; nn.tion to represented this afternoon at ihe l ,in.s; p,,0 i,v .hl.til. s,,.H,B. ir.k" r ",11'n",'h',,'i;n,otin alK.w.sl. ' at which a poultry culling demonstra- o ,. ,, ,, ... tion i beimr conducted under auspices v- Mermaid; petitwn of County Aent Averv. Several ol r"' h"roig denied. these denionvtru'ions will lie held dor-. Brown v. Austin; mot'mn M Vtl ing the year, witn a view to teaching up all test-m .m ; denied. "Miultrynien how best to cuil out non- Ci pa'.pa vs Kul'ih. appell:: '"crs. ,,,n t,. suls1,tote attorney and Wl " ista ,. arnen'; allowed. Mrs. l ee Tahor and son EWr. of , K,1X A , v, Rm rMh(,li(, r, k. .-,...... are visi ing . us. r . .. r-re m- lNnp. ,,, .,Mtitu ., camp and other friend, in Island ( ity I. , -.. t- li I Mr. lalMir lit a former renlent of, ... t. Islaiwl Cilv. hut for the p.ist Tear h.n I '"'' V v s. Ka-tman; mot.oa t.. (Wen making her horn, in Astoria. I( ml "" ''I'" l-iief; respondent SAN FRANCISCO, July 30, iA pitched battle between fortv-fhree Hindu deportees and iSOO C'hinamen, promised much bloodshed until they were stopped by the force inspector at the Angel Islund immigration ata tion. Knives were flashed, and sev eral of the battlers were wounded. The Hindus came from New York. The Chinamen are seeking admission, to the United States. PEOPLE AEE ANXIOUS TO HAVE WATER (Continued from Page One.) Sure, give us water that is pure. Don Meyers. Arcade Theatre After drinking Wallowa lake water and then coining back to this I am In the Peppery Story of a City Sparrow Whose Eorrowed Plumage Brought Aciventare DOLLED UP" AI.R0 A TWO-REEL COMEDY TONIGHT 'Wolves of the North' COMING MONDAY - - Katherine MacDonalcl CANT FIN)) A UL'VEK? TKY AN OliSKKVKU AD. FORDSON TRACTOR Mrs, C. H. Miller and children have returned from Caldwell, where they spent several weeks. They were ac companied home bv Mrs. Miller's mother and sister, Mrs. I. 1. Camp hell and daughter. Mr. Campbell and son, Ktnos, will join the family here tomorrow and will probably Wa in Oregon. As C. It. Miller is secre tary of the Ail Club, the community looks to him to add the Campbell lamilv to the population of (irande. i i fcatKT"' .1' t V'H'V ':i.'l ,rj( - IPSE ' 1 V ' i j I $625 F. O. B. Detroit 'Yes I've More Time for Myself Since I GotaFordson' The Forclson Trador is taking much of the clrudgary out of farmlffe; it is solving me larwr prooiem; 11 is reducing tne cost of preparing land by al most one half of what it was with horses; and it is saving one third to one v iwuivi m vMiiv, uuu liiwniuc, iui in .lie illUlc it L LI dLI Vt!. The Forclson will run your threshing machine and at the most opportune time for you. It will operate the milking machines, saw your wood, fill your silo, pump your water, and take care of every kind of belt work And don't forget it will plow ix to eight acres in a ten hour day, hand ling two plows witfc em. Thus Ih-e FM-dsn it th vil yewr TouncI tractor. It will pay for its fall snd wiKt kisp ii nvauy irxjs. , Tbert'i a big story to ttll yem about he Ford?on-and a true one comin iiid get the fcts. O, if jx yrifu, tl?h0!ie or drop us a card and we in rwj tkew t yo. m HILTON'S GARAGE . -, - -- -c rr-l-l. rr ii(WI,,i tmi f F,fir,jn) s iV r a.e --' t ri 1
