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. fiafnrdny, 'August 20, 1021 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER TMfiTC FTVPJ' r Local News In Brief ORPHANS STILL IttiNint'SH Visitor J. A. Ihiinipson of rurtland is aL Grande for a few cays on business I-'ve fur Walla Walla Malora tn linker II. W. Sheehan, prominent attorney of Entrprise, motored to Baker this morning oft legal business. & it (ineK to Hot Lake Miss Bess Mulhullaiid left this morning for Hot Lake, after spend ! ing a few days in La Grande visi ing with friends. j Here for Hie Day F. O. Kiddle of Wallowa is in La Grande for the day on business. Jlr j Kiddle wil leave in the morning for w lus home. COMING EVENTS. Sept. 4.--K. O. M. Assoeiation picnic at Riverside Park. Sept. 2(i to Oct. 1. Oregon State Fair, Salem. Oct. 13. Kr.ights Templar, grand comniandcry, La Grande. Nov. (j to 18. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 2B Pacific Inter national Exposition, Port land. J. J. .1. 4. Mis Carol SUFFER IN EAST j. .1. liiuuisiiUui-sXVwu's or Conditions mi L'Vi'rii'al ,'At (.VnsUnivjijjlc . . .- . ' r J, J. llamlsuker,' who had eh.irge of ihe Far Kastern and Armenian re lief work tn -Oregon before going tn 1 . . . iiu.u uhm-i, wiicic a.. - nuit vn ni(1)C orient recently on renot woi k for uovnrsil it;.v vUilinrr tvilh IrioniU 1. .. . . ... " wi- 0 uas wniitMi imin i u nsia 11 1 1 11 opio im- ' Glenn. T j on the branch for Imbler to spend a i few days visiting with "I Returns from Baker- ! Mrs. John Shea arrived1 hut tven-i T 1 ;.. f n,.L..... ,l,..,.. h deportatloiia are reported In pro. gross In that district. The C.rook Patriarch told us that reliable in tor. matloii shows at loast 256,000 in the last few weeks have been driven from home. j "Tea years of war have laid this land prostrate Never was suffering and need so real. I Khudder to think what tho winter will meau." SPEAKER HAS BEEN SECURED Leaves for Maker Miss Alice Campbell, assistant file clerk at the O.-W. offices, left this morning for Baker to spend the week end visiting with friends. Leave for Weston Mrs. W. I). tWarriner and three did dren left this morning for Wes.on to spend two days visiting wil'.i her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. 11. Nelson. Goes to Elgin Clay Hhinehart, of Wala Walla, Wn. left this morning on the branch, for Elgin, where he was called due to the illnes of his mother. i INT PARLOR IS!! IN HI! I Qi IIUMU hi IIILLU New Resident ti Mr ..ml Mre 1 A H u n; i ml e-rnndsnn. Oilhert (nrimuh. art ivt-d i Kreel US W il h ii)llj;s n nil from Portland a few days ) to make La Grande their future home. Tampa "Rc.silcnls Vso Ifain iikt on iKd Vndvr ( nis1 ruction Arrives from North Pmwlr Mk Ao-nfw Collin -n-.iv..,! ii,; M"- nnd Mrs. Ward Fowler, who morning from iiorth Powder, where returned from a motor trip to mast .she has been for the past two weeks ,,oil,ts 1,1 WuuhlnBton and Oropon visiting with friends. Thursday evening, report that with , i 1 hn exception of tho road out of J.n ; Orando where construction work under way the loads encountered everywhere were mighty good WILL DEMONSTRATE MILLINERY WORK Mrs. Jessie D. MeComh slalo home (demonstration agent, has offered her assistance to the women in the rural distriets of Union county in holding dress form and milinery schools. She is Working through tho farm unreal' and expects to hold unite a iiuniho lot meetings in the. county. Mrs. I,. K.. Hill of Klgin has al ready planned a meeting for tho wo numher oi" other mucfinutj an; heiny arranged. TEARS SHED IN CELL BY BRUMFIELD (Continued from Page One.) Here from Portland J. 1). Bodine of Portland, of the town for several days on business and' , At 0110 "oint 1 Washington whore is stopping at the Koley hotel. ,l"-v "iiuuen 111.0 no.i-mi.meu w,,,. tourists from every pari of the conn- riblo crime nnd I have no recollue- Goes to Heaver Creek I try, they came across a party from; Hon whatever of such a Ibiag. I John Rogers, who is in charge ef the Tampa. Klorida, that, not knowing i hnvn no feelings of re-grot; no rec Komnier Hotel Taxi service, took Cisy '-he Fowlers were I'roni 1 his city, took j olleeiion that ho was ever killed, and Manager George Garrett to the Beuv-r Pains to give T.a Orando and the I am utterly unable to understand creek intake Wednesday on a business, roads in this vicinity a black eye. ; or unravel a single ineidenl in enu tri p. j The Tampans, who because of nectlon witli the murder of DeunW . . 1 their long distnnce rrom home eon-! Husell." Motor to Kstarada ' a Isidore.! themselves authorities on : Mr. ad Mrs. E. W. Bartlet mo-ored matters concerning roads, expressed to their home in Estacada this morn- the opinion that the rail under eon ing after spending several days in La structlon out of La Orando Is the (.ramie visiting with Mr. and Mri worst, piece of road i;t the whole Lot Snodgruss. jcountry and only one other section of road anywhere can compare with Building Conservatory jt n n,;1t respect. This other sec- S. A. Gardinier is building a con-itinn is somewhere In Wyoming, servatory at his residence on Second, Tno t onrim s from Tin t .a In spite between Mam, anil Washington. Ae-jof their boing wiilelv traveled could I cordintr to the buildintr permit the estimated cost of the addition is $500 Here from Portland Gcorjrt B. Bradley of Portia id. traveling for Kerr Gilford and Com pany of Portland, is in La (Irandc for a few days on business and is sto;phi;,r at the Sommcr hotel. S HOME- IS HIS CASTLE WASHINGTON, Aug. l!0 Support ot tho anti-beer bill was definitely URroed on in conference late this af ternoon and presented to the Sen ate. The hilt evempta home from search without a warrant obtained Leave for Huntinglon Mrs. .1. Itorlew and daughter, accom panied by her son, 'L'ugene Perlew and his friend, W. II. Clifton, left tht morning for their home in Hunting ton after spending a few days in La Grade on business and visiting obi friends. not see why it is not possible on mountain road like the road out of La Grande to have nicely sprinkled dolours. These were found in west- ..n H'.iel.ln.rlnn tt'liorn Ihn ciilintl'V i thickly settled and where the traffic colu!ie " 'w '"' r'liire no is so heavv that the counties find it warrani .o sea, ... ., ... i,.n n, ro,i Provided the ollieers detours in as good condition as ,h(. nialyice and has reasonahle c;,uso finished highways. t Arrived from Portand S, K. Pace, U. 'S. deputy mars'ril c; Portland, arrived yesterday o spin a few days here on busines,-,. M, Paec is registered at the I'N.loy lioi-d. SHOES Tliat Have Our Guarantee The MASTER MADE Line Pirn's Mini Voiiiij; Men's Dress Slioes of J I iciest (t)ll.ililv. The EDMONDS' FOOTFIT-TERS-TOM, DICK, and HARRY Line. Tin.' business men's Sln.es BUCKINGHAM & HECKT Shoes ii-iiu-li t iirniv sline. S-iiu-li tup r.iilrtiiul Slme Uiiys' I ress ;nnl S.-lin'.l Sln.es at Jj(iwc.4 l'riees Here from Portland J. A. Ilavis or Portland, represent- iing tht Sterling Paini company,; in -i rived yesterday to spend several dins l in l,a Grande. Mr. Davis is stopping ! at the Sommer hotel. dor dato of July 28 lolling of his 'trip. ThiH is what he gays of condi tions as he found them iu.,lho lurk Ish capital: 111 1 "1 confess to pretty .diiep emotion as I looked at the Hoy Scouts and the Girls from tho orphaniiRe's'ilrawn up on the wharf at ('onstluflViUiple to i tMWors and : T'Vnn aland tho sight of the older 'ol tMlVns, both boys anil girls, but Y 0bih they wouldn't have so ninny'ip!i'lhcltc lit tle chaps of three and 'IVulr.'' "My first refuge eaih'p'sie'en in the city of Consiautinople again impress ed the nearest of war.'Tot V ho relief workeis are expecting ' IflOd i.er Utinn refugees soon as (lie rcvanr ot I lie Greek offensive. These ' lliey num. low away somewhere;' 4 'Phis parti cular' camp has a cupacliy of linn hut llllll worn already Ihe.-c and Utltt more coniiug. ) is biird'on tht eyes and tnroal to see oaoies, nan starved, fed on Oregon bread and milk bought with Gregoe. money. Nothing is given l.i an able bodied man no .matter how needy or deserv ing he may be. There are too ninny women and children to teed. . "It Is hard lo look Into the face of a human being and feel thai you olone have power of life and death over him and lo see In bis face the knowledge that you are bis lasl hope and to see his fear that yuu may turn him down. I had tu'y first exper ience in that today while .inspecting, with Mrs. Kmeilch, her work in the Armenian (luarlev. Mrs. K. S. M. Eiuerich is well known In Oregon lis the chief speaker of our 1!HX cam paign. The case was that, of a man who had been to dlfl'eienl over crowded hospitals where he could not be admitted, llnmeiliale action was necssary, so wo sent him in .lin ear to the hospital with a note ask ing atteuliou. "As we are Inking 70.1(1 tons of supplies with us from Cotisiantiuo plo to the Caucasus we dropped down the C.ulf of Ismid r.u miles In Deiin djo where our wareliouvcs are locat ed to lake en flouri hoans, rice, elolh ing, knlltiug machines and Other sup plies en.Hit-b f-.r--H--nu.!'U--f..i' tliw-i. j Caucasus. "Down the gulf from Perinilje i jlsmld and across ihe gulf is Tlarl.ag. iTwo hundred and filly hoys arc sleelling on the slone floor of 111'- The Labor Day conmutteo Iuib heen assured of the cooperation of l.'NC'AI.l.KD I'OK I.K'ITKUS. I tho linker Labor Council during the List of letters remainiiiR uncallcj lmat aoveral days and a delegation for the week ending August 19, ltl21:of largo numbers la oNpucle.l from llentlemen K. G. Asery, George tho mlulng clly. A nuiuher of finals Auld, L. E. Mates, Churles lioury, Mil- will probahlu bo onlored by Uaker an Hlaiichard, Wiliaru (lark, Gii&lin tho parade. t'olcninii, Lloyd Carpenter, II. (;. Cnr-I H, H. Stollard, of Oklahoma, has,, lyle, lavie Choiiiewoo, Mr Crou'er,1 boon secured as one of tho speakers. I (.'has. Denny, Win. Katon, Tony Kr-iMr. Stollard la a newspaperman and i rath, M. S. Fitzgerald, Herbert Jor ibas devoted a largo part of his time J dan, K.hvaiil Lemire, C. A, Lewis, T.j durliiB the past four or five years,. J. Lovely, J. W. Munger, (). W. Miller, to tho loeturo nlulforiu in tho Inter- ! Henry Petermun, IW. K. Uichniond i est ot labor. I' give you the best candy it is possible'' to make. One man is busy all the time making candy and often two people are rushed'at the candy work in Cain's Candy department, and ever Saturday and Sunday ho is busy of fering you something especially nice nnd at about half the general sale price. HEAD THK OnSEIlVER WANT AD3 I Cecil Robinson ami K. W. Smith , Ladies Miss Marie Callier, Mrs M. M. Miller, Mrs. W. 11. Mac.Lanc, Mrs. Mary No, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Kiggs, 'Miss Clara iKastvr, Mrs. llulda Stevens, Mrs. L. W. Sbubert. These letters will be sent to the . Head Le'ter Office September '2nd 'I'.liM, if not called for. In calling for t the above, please give dato of list. ' K. E. BRAGG, P. M The Very Itest Made. i When you buy candies at Al Caiii'? Candy Store you know he is going to; POWERS' MINE I PRDDUGESGOLD;! , 13AKER, Aug. 2U. Just above tht J old Nelson placer mines on Salmon I creek six miles west of Baker there . is development work going on at the I Carpenter 11 ill uunrtz mine owned by ' P. J Powers of Medical Springs and smiio very high grade ore is biing j blocked out by lessees, samples show- j i ing native gold. A small s amp mill is on the prop erty and the ore run through is n.-t-IJ 'ing the lessees good wages for their ji labor. Worthy Wo have are worthy iMinfidouce. proon that wo or Ihe puhlle'a Our e.(uipuienl I'lSII CONTEST. IIAKKIt. Aug. ail Tho linker liod and 0 ii u Club through Its president, Or. II. J. Morton, and Socretary C. C. llashchn, annoiiuces that the annual big fishing content slarls at ( : :t0 p. , August 101 ti, fish to be In the hands of Ihe JudgeH at 5:00 n. in. I. August 22lld. property wil hoiil to expect tho presence of liunor. stable in 1 l.'iin.l.le w'K.i; unlil Ihe TAX BILL. FAbbiliD JJY Isacklng of llardlzag liii' June 211. TTOTTRV. NO OHATsTRTIiweio inmates of our oi iiliiili.ine then Is dignified and lienleel. Wn plan our services carefully and exeeulo them consclen. tloutdy. Henry Funeral Directors 15115 Fourth St. Phono Main (12 CLYDE E. y,IMMi;il.MA, Malinger Some Real Bargains . Xo. 211 A two-slory 8-room house on corner ot Main und Walnut, paved Direct; nice shade trees; lawn; two lots, 100x110 reel; one ot the most nightly places in the elty. Price $.1, linn. 11(1 with a cash payment of $11100. (Hi, balance monthly paymeuu of $25 per month. No. ;to .-room house; large lol ; wood Hhed; chicken hoiiBe and run, all fenced; near Cath.' nlle Hiiiool. A good, little homo ror $70(1.00. No, :tl Ten acres In Cove, closo In to town; 0 acres un der cultivation; one acre In cow pasture; 50 pruno trees; 25 cherry trees; 2 room house; wood shod, wril nell for $2, 000. Ill) or trade for mnnll homin and half aero or .more closo to some good town. No. !! 81) aeren In the Ladd Canyon district; 115 aercB In cultivation; 55 bcioh pas ture and hay land; half mllo from school; two miles from Hot Luke; fair improvemeiilH; wnlor. right. Prleo JS.tlOO cash payment, balaneo can bo carried on .mortgage. C. J. BLACK & CO. (.Realtors) NEW KOLEX Lu (irando - I1LIK). ' Oregon LINOLEUM DON'T WAIT UNTIL COLD WEATHER TO BUY LINOLEUM Arrived from Walla Walla J ami's Nolainl, a prominent rrn1 estalo man of Walla iWttlla, Wash inert nn, arrived last evening to spend a few days in La Grande on business Mr. Noland is registered at the Foley They woro rin-'hod out oii oilTv a few hourfi nolice. A Tx-r-indje I t'oiinil a shack S hv 12 nuitln from parkins (boxes ono fil'd wiih O'rcpon rlotlm. iwliilo anothor hox liearinu an Oro j non name was used a h lin-ad lnx. i'f'lio shiiek Ifi nscl ;!! '(UuepiiiH itar jtors for five pnnple. ,., .... v I "With Dr. Kslher P!i1 l.ovi-joy ! Ihe Very Hest Mrd.e,nes- hen o...., :if:mU Thla Need! hem i.Mitsl. . !hnspitn, ,R r(1(ill(.,,( j(lmy by (b , There's always a hurry-up need f"V.N,t. .;st ftnlkr ami, Ibv ; A mcrlrn n me.liiit.rs. When the dmtor's eall m N,(.(,jr.,, 01il)l's .VMmtion. A mado th,. br-m-fit ot his 'rviei rqally i.tnif,,! ' Vifw is-oblahnvl, f) ,in th WASHINGTON, Auj:. 20 The Itopubliean tax bill passed tho house tfiday after tho Denioeiats had fail ed in an effort lo have it, recommit ted for Ihe elimination of tho provi sion repealing tho income surLa rates above V,2 per o'iit. eoniplcteil and the patient takes the first tfose. For the finest in drus I lie (inl I', forests and '1 'h hut p"r but never to t he sae- ' siiilit of Olil GI'TX. riylni; on tit" I test coyer "llioolis" whieJi ..Admiral Ilrlslnl has phired Gvtre lo.ee tliat Ameriean prfipni-ty,, Anmriran lives and. Ihe orphans In Amejicm care are f i iii.i.- . . N.I if turned home Tuesday-Lie;!,, Iiccor,! '".ce value, ai. .no ,ne nry. ..' , p f,. , . .i " i ' i . . . ... Caucasus our sliln Ktimiiini: al Tti'- e borne of Miss Nellie T.ole , (te"(ii, I presume allowed f 1 : 1 1 1 f L ill should come to us. The best mtalitv the world produces is supplied the Hill hardware! rI','at('st 'i,rt' Hm' tho ',fvst knowlcdm duiiiiL' the isence of Lvnn l!illiful im" inp compoun.nnjf. Kapumy i r.f tfnrV Iln .o. ! 111(1 M I K"" If;id Charge of Slore r red liul 1 man ot l,a ( ram to w:i in charge of the L. K. stoic in Maker the last hfoinl, antee (hem ntfht when they are put If M nrnu r nun I'juI In n. Hrinir nl I of vtiui' nrescri ot inn HeLile (ireen. who at'ened he I j n us telephone us and we'll send "r Fnrest (imv (). O. K. Cnnvi'Mtion in ( 'hatanoOLra for them, or tell vour doctor Ui tele- wo w'" n,:' Tennessee, returned h.ime this morn phone and we'll send to his office for TreMond as Ihe pm nn; Greek kiic inir. '. Keneth McConnick. who als-i them. cesses in the south have caused Turk u :. (i,.iAtr1.t.. ,,f ih,. i...,r l-.livo-v U It .....-b.ltv t Kilvni-.-it" repiisais j ii 1 1 ic norm ami in temple, will return Water When , and How Much Hundreds of batteries die of thirst every year. Not because their' owners didn't know water was necessary. Not because they didn't know the neglect was shortening bat tery life and costing them money. But simply because they over looked it hadn't the distilled water handy or didn't know just how much to put in. We can't do your remcmrwrinn, but we can take all the rest of the job off your hands. Drive around anytime and ask us to' kc if your battery lieedj water. LA ;HAMK 11 ATT EKV STATION Wilkrdl ISSffil r Inlaid JLJjL) Prints o- and rtjp Felt Hp Bane f raa4gKg Many Beautiful Patterns in Stock Batteries I Select Yours Now A. L. CrCSSiiidU W. H Bohnenkamp Co. j riONKIOK IlOAIi; FiiKMSIIKKS the month. speciall home the end" ofj thorn's anif this particularly in rein- XI NT " TM. STORE WTTM A CONSCIENCE 1108 Adams Ave. DANCE Old Time Dance Thursday Modem Dances Saturday Big Labor Day Dance REX HALL N. A. Desilet, Manager OOOOOOOOOO1 tin To ( onvi'lit ion Mr. ami Mrs. Nate Zweifel wil! drive to I'pihI Irion tonmiTovv wIhmc Hie y will utteiid the "in-lco l.ii;hl" ronvenlion lomorrnw and Monday and then they will drive on to Port land for sevoial days stay. Leave for Wallowa Lake I Mr. and Mrs. ('. M. Hutchinson, 1 companied hy Miss Julia Hopkins ::nd! Mis litatiice Tatty and Frank Patty I left hy aut'j for Wallowa Lake im-f: other points. .Julia Hopkins, P.e:iriee and Trank Pat'y will return hy train tion to prescription-;. In all o'her j line.-: also anything that you want at I any time dm intf lni.--incss hours you ! can et hy the simple process of tele-'i phoning your order. 'Kememhcr our . store, remenilier our gimd( reniemlier I our service and rememlier the facility which your nearhy tflejihiMie allows I placing you in instant touch with mir ( stoic and nn our pioinise to deliver to you anything that you may want. t FOR TAXI Call Main 803 Stand at rastime Pool Hall J. B. LINDSEY i) 4,4'4, 4'4,4,4'4,4, 4,t,'t,4,,i,'J?l K 4 la !:', mm? t Sunday aftern'Mm, while Mr .and Mrs j Hutchi-on will resume their trip in ! definitely. Leaves for allejo Miss l-l'irnnce Hrigg- left 'hi ni"r". ing on No. 17 for Vallejn, ('".iiforr ia where she will vjit an aunt. Krom there ?he will go to San .1 to at ' tend the MacPheron revival campaign ' .V;..K i yoir.tr held nt thui n':..-i" -.c- fore hrr return she wi!l i vi-it with an aunt at Santa Cruz., and wih hnr grandfather anI thre. uri.les at Ukiah, Califoniia. Huinr len Support Ban' ! As ihe I.a Ciran" hand campaign ; for utenance funds p8 igrese-, Iiuci ne men ar1 displaying a nya!ty t. ! t the institution that i enrr)jiragjrig to the memlrs of the hand. Therr r-; main three bioks yet to tw tolici ft : j and indications are that the immediate 0 ef the hand in the way of in-1 I 'umen - P'l mo-ie will pr-tvide'i, FKONT LACED CORSETS. VENTII.0 HACK, the VENTILO FRONT SHIEMJ and LOX-1T NON-TILTING CLASP. t Judged hy Fit, Workmanship, Wearinif Qualities and Style, LA CAVULLE is S always found the CORSET of '. , 1 greatest value. A complete line of new models now on band. MRS. ROBERT PATTLSOV, (orwllere. 9 I'hone Clack Rl Upgidfnce 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. 0. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Tin: niiin of sense! is lie who luist ihchcivcs those families with which nature has endowed him. (Masses are not an evidence of weak mind, hut rather of strong intellect. In this (lay of conservation, men and women of slieiiKth, both mental and physical, wear them for preservation of nerve force and vitality, as much as for licUerment of vision. Those at the forefront in worth while work are using every possible means to keep themselves lit and ell'icienl and no man can he efficient with defective eyes uncorrected. Our equipment and methods arc the most modern and accurate for the correct KXAMINATION of the eyes, and the prescrihin- of correct Classes where needed. -BY- J. Ii. PEARE & SON Optometrists
