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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1921)
TYM: iv, August 12, 1021 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE 'THREE Local News In Brief Here from Pendleton G. Murphy of Pendleton is in town for a few days on business ami is reg istered' at the Foley ho.el. (5oes to Hilgard Charles Ash left this morning for Hilgard, where he is to work for the highway department. Here on Business 'A. K. Moody, representing the Paeif ic Fruit Express company, is in Grande for a few tiays on business. Leaves for Union K. L. Curtin, traveling fruit agent for the O.-W., left ?.is morning for Union to spenil a few days on business fr 4 I" 4 "J 4 COMING EVENTS. . Sept. 4. K. O. M. Association pirnir at Riverside Park. Sept. 20 to Oct. L Oregon State Fair, Salem., Oct. 13. Krights Templar, grand commandery. La Grande. Nov. 8 to IS. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 'J6. Pacific Inter national Exposition, Portland. 1 I Aislve I'Yom Huron I Miss Nell and Hernice l.loyd ar rived this mnrtiitiK from llnroii where the former is eliiili ed by tlic railrnnd company. 4 4 4 t- - Y 4 4. 4. Returns from Pendleton Olaf ensues urnveti iusi evening i .. jiuih remiieion aim nenn, wnere ne i. ll t .i. . i -. tannon be has been for the past few dnvs visit ing with friends. (Join:-. In Seaside ' Mr. ami Mis. L. II. Norton this evening for Seaside ch for a viu-ution. Here From Pint land K. I. Clupsidol of Portland Kit' .t. ! Ihe Winion .'cnip:iny is in I.a Grande .j. ' for u row "days on business and is stopping at the Summer hotel. .j.! ' ' ' ' . .j, j Iown I'ltnn IVIocnsi't .j. i Hay Winters, Akin Jaeohson .j. Frank Patty and Itosa Katun arrived .j. last even int; from Telocaset where , Miey tii-e. employed fin the highway. I ; ; , . ! Tar Calrhes Fire 1 A pot of tar boiled over and blnxoii willj up a' the New Foley building and th. and! fire department was culled oit to px tinguish the blaze. No damage was I done. Here from Portland E. F. Davis, representing the J.uckel King Soap Company of Portland, is in town today for a few days on business and is registered at the Foley hotel Willi Miss Ztirehe Goes to Pendleton Mrs. Peter Theisen left last evening for Pendleton to-meet Mis. Adolnli Newlin, who is coming from Victoria ! ' : B. C. They will return, home this i H'ii VMtlim evening, j " Kd. Havilel, and wlfi (in To linker Charles Koynolds lot' tills morn-' 'imip At Wallowa Ing fo.- linker to spend the day onj Mr. and Mrs. R. I.. Shoemaker n1 business, also to piny golf. :Mts. A. J. Patten and .le-a Crum and ! family h-ft Sunday morning for a l.nes l-'or Fntci-prisc iveek's ctilnpin;; at Walli.wa Luke.--- .Mb s t'ressu Wells left this inarn-j Klein Heronler. illi; on the branch for ' Ellto'i prise ' - . where she will visit for some time!(t i.ii,. '' Here from Law! on Bud Shafer, a prominent nil hinn and friends.' or Lawton, Okla., slopped over in I.a i Grande on his way to San Francisco ' where he is going to look, after the1 western interests of the company. ' ', of F.st'acada arrived a few days uo fiir an' extend ed visit iii I.a Grande with relatives Iter! .lingers. M. C. Allen, I.. F!. Hill ami CeoiiiH Cbandler, all or F.IkIu, drve over to Tigh valley Tor some ,s;iy 1 hens, last Sunday but cnine buck empty handed. Portland Teacher Comes Home- Miss Nellie Stevens, a teacher n the Portland schools, is here for a vis it during her vacation. She :s a native of Union county ano has a gii'at ieal of property in La -Grande and sur rounding country Motors from Elgin Kenneth Williamson motored down to I.a Grnnde from Elgin last evening to visit friends. Kenneth is working i out of Elgin about twenty-seven miles ,;,t Hrlllt In t'lly at Indian Creek in the fish hatchery.; Mr. ami rH p; w. nartlett of ' 1 ; Ksinciida, arrived In the city today A Correction In their car for a visit with relatives H was erroneously reported in the ,, ,Mim(, Mends. Mr. llartleH Observer several days ago thn; a w., ',. ,, ()f iM fir,im,.K ,.,. young daughter of f,. Cl.adw.ck, a ,, C1H , ., () fe() Mt Glenn larmer, was injured in an , ow(M. ,., automobile accident. The little girl , Tlere From Seattle H. C.' Orlnies of Se.mlo tiavelllr for Iho Pennsylvania liubber (Sim pnny is In La f.rnmln for a pew days oil business. Mr. Crimes is stopping at the Kominor hotel. lieii From Xew York .lobn .11. 'f ill, of New York travel ing salesman Tor the Fast man Kodak Company Is In La (Ininile for a few days on business. Mr- Hart Is regis lerel at the Summer Hotel. ' hurt was named Chuiiwick but was the daughter of another Cliadwick. Adams Spruces Up Adams avenue has bad ninny tin provements during the past fewi months and others are under way. The ' Foley hotel building is being painteo'; on the outside, all exposed woodwork! being given several coats of, paint "The New Foley building now has its wxterior compreieu. , louay me rear ing out of the old brick front on the Gardner building began, '.he plans cull ing for its replacement with a white presseti brick front. Bnliy Girl for Sam A message arrived ton'ny telling of the arrival of an eight pound baby who -will make her home with Sam Harris and wife. Mr. and Mrs. liar lis tire-in Portland and will return as soon as the young lady is old enough to travel. Come to Join Head of House . Mrs. F. II. Ilowolls and three chit dien arrived today to'juiii Mr. How ells! who has UicaU'd here in the in suraiice business. 'The fa!riv origin i all v lived at .Hilling's. Mont., but whenl Itnrllelt. Familv Here- he came -west to Ionic for a location 10. W. llurllett and wife of Estaea.la Mrs. Howells ami familv went to the are in La Grande visiting relatives iiii'J Lnkotas to, visit friends and then to! friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlrtt iived Washington, from wherrJ, thoy are! hero for many years, moving to E- romine'' to ' Ltr Grande to get rendv tacana some ten years, ago Mrs 'for tlie. ope'nilig'of school. .They will! Hurtle "t is a sister fjf the-' SnadirritM reside at Ci'dar and Adanu. . families and ot Mrs. Kane Mm uuren You'll Wear 'Em Soon, Snvs Paris Laugh If trtu not, say ivlR. but you"U U- wearing thcra yen et hofoi Ions on voui In town. It a walking co r tiinrtft And niiox ask the Paris designer!!, cab py a tvorO atfllnsr' ft. as" that It Is en UD usual? Isn't it more jviactlraj for w a 1 k I n-f than tiu)Mtit nkirts' Mi't it why not? Juit th native- Wv btt ou a htrtWt of vow favorite rertu-int- Hain,t . a liraailinh thn morn! hum thut -It VV411 HHtltV a day N-foiv wc; iiu-ii tMlei ki as hfro Sv J II h ' vfn In ! o r n f nmlH-r in ill . ri t c -.V-. l'i 1 'l' V u. . a.- . v vt:v a:.-.f - i ! : ! TRIE Of! . ;ftnann 1 1 r I It I . A Refreshing Drink. Inliliul 'i1' KViilil Ollf i.f tllO Most Travclftl in litis Part of Stntc- A refreshing drink of aorfa is health ful and appetizing. The enrbofic dioxide eas that it contains has post- f rive Hietetie value ' When it ran" be obtained 'fresh and pure aj it alwiya is at The Palace it becomes nut i'y healthful but very refreshing in iot weather. ' HOUSES FOR SALE - The second most traveled road in F.aslern (iion is the La t.rande-ls land City roao, according to a check on traffic over all of the ICash-rtf Ore i gon highway by the division eiigin cir's office of the stale highway com J mission. The average traffic )er day; , , mi this road is 742 machines of all! " kinds. The only other road wherej ' ; truffic is heavier in this end of the' i, , . ' ; . stale is the Milton-Walla Walla road j MoWn S-Voom house, near high On this road, aci-ovniiig lo the highway school, nicely furnished. Here Is a engineer's figures, lliiM machines tin bargain If yon need good furniture, vel each dav. j ' An average of JiU machines passj gn(1 sx room hoia9 between Iji (ramie and Hot like each " dav, while between here and Perry J' " "t Fourth. Good barn and litlii iniuhines use the road every day woodshed and furniture, including a The number of machines crossing good plauoj 100 ohickenB, cow. the mountains each day, accoru'ing to " " the daily nveiag of the commission. I Fol)r room .otts(l' fui.nlF.liwl and is LliJ. Hetween Pendleton and The' ' . . " Dalles, 1.18 cars use the highway each! throe big lota. w,.h 130 chickens and day. Sixty macliiues make the through E""d garden. $500 will handle this, trip lietween La tlrande and Ontario! " -? each day and between here and dlakHi j Modern 7-room house, plastered, 'rrTwee and Wal I-"- "'h"- nedr.n Iowa- is traversed by oil machines n P'irches. front and rear. ,ear.BKe. for day, while iho !ak(r Haines stretch! $:i.0O0. Here la a real bargain ol mad i i used by 24 a. machines. . 1 1.000 first payment,, required. . . twectt Ontario and Idaho points thej third heaviest tiaveleu' section of road, ,' ' ' , ' ' ,, , , , , , , For ltent 4 room house near in the eastern part of the state is en I , , countered. An average of MM) ma j high school. $11 per month.' ,' . chines daily mnke'this trip. From Pendleton lo Athena the rand is usedi' ' 1 .. . ' i by mi average rf 5:111 machines a dny.i ILAD INJUREDi IN HAY FIELD PASSES AWAY islts In FlXin John- Wells of Alice! was -an Flgln visitor the forn pal! of the week lie came up to help act the -llecliti! j ihresluir 'going on th" rial." His com- Charles Ili lll, age 14. who was in pany sold the machine; and he cameM1"'1"1 '"WIV when be, slid oil' a hay opto see .that it started off all rrght. " " 'i"'- Cnll the I,a lirande Kniployment Of fice for yonr help. Always at our service. Phone Black 80 1. 8-8-tf Geo. H. Currey -Klin Keen Vler, Mrs. Tapp h: At, Hot. Lake Mrs.- II.' C. Tupp, of 'Portland in spending n few days rocupeVatlng at Hot Lake. Mr. Tapp Is visiting (heir i In La Orande and looking over tbo city within possible view of lo- atiiig. lie was tortiieriy in the cat tle business ill Smith llalnita. noon, from the Injuiles. Arrange rnenlH for the funeral .have not been made yet. The body Is ll. charge of Itobnrnkanips. The Observer is buying clean cotton' ..... rugs lino in paying l goou priro WHKAT HILL RFPOliTF.H. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. A bill by Representative Steenerson," Itepubli-, can, Minni-soln, to modify federal: tvrailes of spring wheat was reported favorably by the house agricultural: committee. The measure provides that al Iforeign mnterinl in grading of whenl shall be counted as dockage and Hint the moisture- in excess of . Mi per cent shall be designated' on tbo gnido certificate mid shall not nl'fe.cl Ihe'tfrn'ilc. '' "" ' ITRUNKS The Multnomah Bag gageman Proof Also Cedar Lined, Moth Proof Wardrobe Full size, Three Quarter ,'intl Steamer sizes. AlVki a full line of Bags and Boston Bags, Suit Cases of Leather Matting and Fibsr, all ijizes, for., ladies., and Men at.. Lowest. Price3. - TH STORE WITH A CONSCJE NtX" 1108 Adams Ave. BARGAINS No. 17 3!0 acies on Indian t Creek, six miles south- ' east from Klgin; Plenty i of water; Indian Creek runs through the plnce; i Good Improvements; all t ia ctiltlTution: all stock and machinery; Impli- , nienis of nil kinds go J with the place. Pi Ice, $21,000.00. Sen us re- J Carding terms. No. 18 Four mom house; elec. , trie lights, city water t and phone; close to New B Victory Way; one acre I of land; owner moving i way and must sell cheap. TIiIb place can be handled with a small J payment down and bal- i ance small monthly In- , atallnient payments. Prtr, $1.4o0 nn. , 19 Don't overtook our hir- J gain n corner of Kirst and Main; B room moil em home for $4.ooo With an meal rorser oi . vacant ground to ! p J No. A-R-C-A-D-E TODAY and SATURDAY Geor ge Walsh IN- linger A Mile-a minute Drama of Wall Street AND "WEDDING BLUES" A Two-Reel Cure for Grouches Married or Single Passing Tlmitlj;h H. Iliickbol., Iho western , reprn- sonlativo of Jhe .railway aervico di vision. of the International cnrioS' poiulenco, schools, of Scrnnton,, Pn., lias' i'ettiVnoil from a lour 'of Wash ington visiting Spokane, Seattle and Tnconiu on his trip. Mr. Huckholzl WHEAT MAK ICS 40 UUHHKLft bus recently been nssigned for diilyi HKPPNKR, Aug. 12. Harvest on the. -Croat. Northern l(. K. irolll llllliur lUll'ueau in inurruw C"uniy Spokane to St. Paul, Mltm. and Willi and wheat is making a Hue yield in leave shor-tly to assume his newjall sections. Hotter than '1(1 bushels route. Ills hoaduiiarlers may Inter was reprn led from many farms and in ho changed to Spokane or Tacnma. j tit-i(nt is bettor than the owner counted on before threshing I Biarren, t large iimoont oi wie grain I'l'.NLItAL Oh' U'ALTIOIt (iltl-lMN WILL UK SC.VDAV Al TLllNOON Thn funeral of Walter (Leeii, 72-; yiar-old prospector who died while; In camp in lbi vicinity of Ma'lletlj Meadows, about miles from La j Crande, will be held nl two o'clock; Sunday arternooii from Hie llnhnen-'i lutnip rhupel. in this county is being marketed through tie Ore'ron, Co-operative Cr-iiin drivers' nssocintion. ' Her Fortune f rsi ,d on that can lie term I J for ot l'st Jl.doO.mi. I No. 20 Four acre tract rinse In; J a bargain at $1,000.00. C. J. BLACK Si UP.' (Realtors) SEW EOI.EV 1II.IM1. r . . r .'i ft' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 K THE TELEPHONE is a servant always at command, that never tires;' niirlit or day, hut or cold, snow bp rain, it is always rwtdy to quickly, cheaply ni chverfuUy perform tasks that uthtrwiae runttiro tjpM, expense, exposure and rn rotnts tvtj ckty. by ttf ff ity, it pavos lives neal of ftiw liyiiid contputatiiMi. ' ' Telephone Co. f 1 M' -" i V..: r DANCE Old Time Dance Thursday Modern Dances Saturday Big Labor Day Dance REX HALL N. A. Desilct, Manager oooaoco CALL MAIN 75 CALL MAIN v 75 ' SOMETHING NEW Vnv voiir niicviil and vour jiuliiTiit'.iit, WOODCOCK MACARONI' ESG NOODLES AND SPAGHETTI W'tnidi-ock iii-odiicls arc "dclie'nuis y .(lilToi'dit" Maiiiiraclni'i'd by .lnlui (1. 1 1' iiii will stfii in tlif store list's mid siii;ii ii i-ai'd wo. w r'ivc yini Irer 1,li tliivfl iiiickiic ' ., Wo j'ii!ii'iiii1('i' Hiosc pnI)iuds if yen i n'T nut s i ( ist it'd I' iiii'ii llii'. vnipiy iirkav,'i will ifl'iind t.ni' niiiiK'.y. Ii, lioclifstcr, N.Y. aim iniv two I'Mu-ic and J. G. SNODGRASS 109 Depot St. Tvo Phones, Call Main 75 NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY 0NARCH RANGES RE The $45.00 D U CT Greatest Bargain We Have Ever Had In Ranges ION 'ir i.rl-m" S: i Mtfl lo bo th -lrh"!i wUrm in Kranif L' W H. Bohnenkamp Co. $41 (irande . e Orrgrm J 4 4-4'44'44'4'44'4'X
