La Grande evening observer., August 20, 1921, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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IN
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-It's a Thriller
' MUTT and JEFF
And Another Ccmedy
SUNDAY-
"Hcld By The Enemy"
A Paramount Special with
JACK HOLT
AGNES AYRE8
WANDA HAWLEY
LEWIS STONE
WALTER HIERS
The soul stirring Romance of a gallant Yankco
and a proud dughter of the South
And there will once gain be no rai.ce in prices
&de TIllUC for INFANTS & INVALIDS
ASK FOR
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rnr1rfint.1nv1Mnndarwtnitti1Hrn I Rich MM . M1tt1 Omln V, tr--t In IVV .1. r
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Among The New And Populuar
Books Just Arrived Is
"The l-'lainin- Fnivst" ,y Oliver Cm-wood.
"Sister Sue" l.v Mis. Minor Porter
"Strength of the pines" l,y l-Mixm Marshall
"Main Street" l.v Sin.-l;lir Lewis
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
FORSSTRDM BUYS lmhr FhL.
PORTLAN
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Hard But Moscow Wins
'To much Moscow" set the Imblcrj the result tht a liig lead was over
juvnnilc wonder hack another pen taken and a new one established in
N'OKTII POWDKIt, Aug. 20. (Rpe- yea erday in the four-game series witi Imhler's favor. Hut toward the end
fin I.- Kev. Vs. (). Oliver of Seaside Mom-ow, Idaho, for the championship' Monroe's speeders were Htraightenel
Kpcnt the week-end with his mother j of Northern Idaho. The game was our for long drives. . !
.HIUH Ul lilt: It a Mil.
There were several new faces in
the Imhler line-up over Walla Wa'laV
came. Huckman at third, Moiirot: at
Mrs. Oliver, and preached at the M. played at Imhler, and a crowd that!
K. Church Sunday morning. ( would do credit to any hall town was!
Miss Kdmi I hi man is visiting friends out and pulled for the Imblerites but'
in Union this week. I it couldn't be done. The two teams
Mrs. Kthel I'orihtroin mid Mis, play today, but Imhler lost her chance' first and pitch, and Welch in the field
Maude Kipson spent Tuesday in I. a for the crown yesterday, in that Mos-jan; included in these. Volley S(U'iv.
(Iiiinde. , cow had previously won two games will no doubt pitch today's game -on
Walter Jones and family a'ld .I. F. i and Imbh r would have to win three' Ihe same field.
I.indlry vi.-iled at the hniitf of L. A ( straight. Moscow being the bet'eri Tom (lien is a thief beyond belief
I jndley near Maker, last, Sunday. team, that feat was found impossible I lie got on, late in the game, with:i
W. A. Iluddelson made a business The Imhler youngsters attacked r little hit and deliberately stole his
trip to Wallowa county the first cf knotty problem with a lot of vim yes I way home in three quick and well
the week. I iftday and frequently had the lead! timed spurts of speed.
('. K. Johnson and wife returned but at I ho finish, and that's what Coach Lines has made baseball in
Thursday from Portland and other counts, the score was Hi-111 in Mos-; Imhler for years to come. His won
coast point. I cow's favor. I derful leadership has produced abr.iit
Miss Lucille Pfoff has returned o ft is surely no disgrace to be beat fifteen juveniles who, within a vety
her home in Portland after spending en by a learn like Moscow's. Manager, few years will take Imbler's flag to
a week with Mrs. Inez Johnson. j Kastman has had the 'nine intact for. the test and make that town famous
Albert White is reported to be crit-l two years and during tho present sea-' for a decade Without Lines Imhler
ically ill in the La (Jrande hospital, j son has been winning from highj would have heen a whistling station
llarhy Laughlin is home again from schools and town teams. I imbler's. on the baseball route for years to
Hot Lake, still on crutches but re-! squad is the only aggregation of come jus) as she has been in the pa.-.t
coveting rapidly. their size they have met. Patterson. j decade. Not so now. The foundation
Mrs. Kmil Miller of Haker spent the little heaver from Moscow, fan-lis laid for a wonderful town tef.m
Sunday with relatives here. j nod a IKu-pound hatter of Northeral Other towns are not preparing for the
John Shaw formerly of this place Idaho fame, a few days ago. future because they have no Lines in
but now of Uerkeley, Calif., is huiv The game was thriller but not their midst.
looking lifter business interests. ! of ihe stripe that the Walla Walla Manager Kastman of Moscow bore
Mis. Rhea Luper and children of game was for Imhler didn't give tho himself like a gentleman and so did
La C ramie- spent a few days last week ninth inning finish. Hut there was all his youngsters,
with L. II. Russel anil family. real baseball aplenty, and the visit The line-up for Imhler: Keefer
Chris Johnson and wife and daughj ing outfield saved the day by brilliant I Ruckman, Jib; McKennon, 2b; Monro",
ter, Inez, left Sunday, by auto, for catches in the gardens that shur off' lh and p; Keown, p and lb; Volley
(linden Valley, Idaho, where I hey will, runs. The Imhler infield was about! Squires, If; Wilson, Glenn, ss; Lcd-
be the guests for then davs of Chus
Pehnel and family and Wm. Cough
unoiir and wife.
Miss Kl-liii Jacobson, who has been
at lending school at Monmouth, return
ed home Thursday.
T. T. Garrison of Oakland is here
this wvk looking after business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. liishop and Mr
and Mrs. H. W. Peters were enter
tinned at six o'clock dinner Wedne-
on a par with the visitors.
Karlv in the game the Imhlerite?'
electrified the audience with a whirl
wind double, Glenn to McKennon.
Li'tle iltay Keown opened for Imhler
and went his best for four innings and
then weakened by going wild. Mike
Monroe came in from first base ami
with a lot of speed bewildered the
vi.-ilors up to the last inning or so.
and in the meantime, the Imhler
dnv evening by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. swatsmen got. their eyes focused with
Puddleson. ..
Mrs. Volnev K. Lee was greatlv sur- "
prised one afternoon this week when Freight Train BUHipS
she stepped out on the porch to find. Carload Of TuristS
it occupied by a large por-.-upine
Where he came from no one know and; j01tTH POWDKR Aug HU In
ne reiuseu 10 leave until me nose was
turned on him.
better, cf ; Welch rf; Marvin Squires, c
For Moscow Frazier. ss; Etes, c;
Mix, 2b; T. Eichner, rf; O. Eichner.
p and cf; Patterson, p; Hall, If; Cham
berlain, 0. Eichner, cf; Hare, :ib; Col
lins, sub. Today's line-up for Moscow
is Hare, lib; Estes, c; Frazier, ss;
Hall, If; Mix, 2b; Chamberlain, p; T
Eichner, rf; (). Eichner, cf; Smith
lb; Collins, sub.
backing, a freight train smirk a Port-
C. R. Dallon w
Sat urday.
Mrs. Ilarman White
a Raker visitor
land tourist car. Hake bound, hen
lust evening at the crossing knockiu
o'clock. Rev, Ecks of The Hallei will
preach. A cordial invitation is x
tended to all.
CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF THE
VALLEY Summer schedule for
June, July and August: First massi
IN BEAUTIFUL ARRAY
BLOUSES
FOR. FALL
In all their lieanty I" new colors, smart styles and.
attractive trimming designs the new fall blouses
await your selection.
(Jeoretle, Crec de Chine and Minonelle beau
tifully 1 1 minted with lace and bead effects in the
best of the new shades.
PRICES
24? to 1250
Mill!
1 1 .... Il
niMei ne impimk hi o.il- j(t;i,a
Ul''.a,v" ...... , f , ,, J The occupants were thrown
. . . e , . but none were Injured. A slight
ed hist week from a months stav at , . A.
., - , , . , un . . damage was dene to the ear.
IWIIUJMI UIMI ttfdI. MMIII. Mill
car off tho bridge and leaving'8 o'clock. Second mass at 9; his vacation in Florida Let's give J League meets at 7 p. m. in the west
the side
out
J'ortland, Mr. Eorrstrom purch.is:'d
a modern home, and will move to that
city within a short 'ime.
O. C. Lee transiicted business ;i
linker the first "f the week.
The accident happened mi account
o clock. Evening devotion at 7:It0 him a heartv welcome home. Sermon
o'clock. A cordial welcome is ox-1 at 11 a. m. "God's Greatest Gift." We
tended to all to attend t'.ese services. ! expect good music and a blessed hour.
A. K. LOESER, Pastor. Let's -fill the building on the Lords
j Day. Young People's meeting at 7
Kii-Kt Ch.m-h of Christ Sei.-ntkC-J P- ni- We wiU join the chun-hes in
of ihn driver of the ear killing his i Corner First and Washington. Sunday
the union service at the M. E. Church
enT.lno at the critical moment when
oiherwlse tlto ear would have paused
over the crossing safely.
W ALLOWA COl'NTY NEWS.
( till -nf-TnU a (Hirsts Honored.
Mrs. Carl N. Milb-r and Mis. lia
llioiia Rite were cli.i I II! i II u, hostesses
jit a del in Jit fnl a llei noon vest e may.
com pli men lint; .M i s. Ernst Vrlirs oi
I'll rtii and H isses Helen Mi l loll. I Id. !
Minna Ash ami Cress. Wells oi
irande. The aft;t ir w ;c; en a I
i it. I'M w;i I'd 11. I imn a. Mis. A;i roa
Uinnae i. .iiH.-i i-.i -ie I'linsieo. .mi .
j H a l ll l. ,)a Uson, Mrs C. I,. ,l;iini
' MlSties Aliuelle lohllll. Nellie
liiicher. M.irgari'i Chirk-, Al a. O .1.
lii.e and Mis. W. II. Moimes. The
ho:ile;i.t'H served Hiillily fel r';,!i men I
The ( on ril ry ( lul.
Thlll '-tlii v ;it let ilr nn I lie Cnmil I
' Ctnlt III. ( ul Ihe heme nt' Mts lAei
. I I'raM . An- i mpr uupt tt iniisic,;!
pi nur.liu was ui en ,a I lie I 'low -r
j decked pa i I n s. .1 i s. Spice r and
I iss I'li'miim u;ivi' pi.nio srl.. t inn.
ilrs. Pratt and Mrs. ltil:se hrantitnl
THREE FEET OF HAIL
FALL IN PRAIRIE CITY
The people will
sit to thi
re tw-i
M. E. Church South. North Fir
street. Sunday school, Jl.-la. Preach
ing at 1 1 a. m. 'J'he union services
PRAIRIE CITY, Aug. 20. The elec
tric storm Sunday afternoon is re
ported to have done considerable dam-
..,1 ni.iiiv mmj tMt "" i, I. : ,1,;. ,.1,,,..,. ...
Relshiiw am: W. (). ( ummings ranches (. t.f. r-
in th, Mt. V.M-non district, tho hail U r," 1 V,V- ''V J-J,lust'"; ,of iiv
sai.l m hav,. b.-on niMuly as l..rBo as ,,"'st M" K .'n"',:h-' ""' P"1.'1"'
hrn orbs anil was thr.-o fct .loop irtranBp .n-thc.d.ty, .'ne cord.ally ...
n.ai.v plai-es. K..I.I. II any ma,, living ! '" ,"lU:n'1 ""k-cs. (oi.v.
mnvh iwr unrc-n 1. 1 1 -OO C.il.i.w.t ""ul-ll u I''
"Mind." Sunday sc-hin.l at ':45 a. m.'sJ;,,w.B fim' ''-v " vi'
w,i....l.,i.... ......; ..i u.oo i church across the track, whe
The reading . no,., is n,,c. to th, ,.uli-i',,f ""r arKe ? 01,11 u?-' Kt' '
lie every Monday, Wednesday. J. Ilustim w,il be the speaker.-A. U
Saturday from 2 to ! p. m. All are I h.ltlon' 1 """"'
welcome to attend our services.
I First Methodist Church Morning
service at the I'rcshytei'ian cnurcr.
Sermon theme, "The Kingdom.' Sun
day school meets at J):-b"i in our church
and closes in plenty of time to get to
service at the other church. Epworth
room of the church. Evening Union
service at the South Methodist church
on the north side of the railroad
tracks at 8 p. m. Sermon theinn:
'The Secret of the Lord," by the un
dersigned". There are just two weeks
more until the close of the church
year. Ail those who are behind in
gifts and pledges should either bring
the same to the services in an en
velope or see the church treasurer.
Mr. N. M. Richardson, at the United
States National Rank and provide for
their obligation. Let every member
and friend plan to attend the big clos
ing service cf the year at the church
August 2Tth at 8 p. m. Annual re
ports, burning of old notes, reception
of members, a social hour and refresh
ments. E. J. Huston, Pastor.
Monument is reported to have bt hi
en ire cmp in thin storm, which was
beat out by . the hail.
thee good. C. F. Reltlin, Pastor.
I
year:,
up i.
toils,
raiilil.
Tamilx
tut m i'
LATTER KAY SAINTS 'Regular
services at Latter lay Saints church
held in the Tabernacle. Everyone is
cordially invited to any of the ser
vices. Sunday Priesthood meeting at
0 a', m.-' Sunday School at i 0:30 a. tn.
Sunday Sacrcmental meeting, 2:00 n.
Sunday mutual improvement
p. m. Tuesday
k company, with which h- has . 1 eaehers Training class at 7 p. m.
a landing member for many Tuesday primnry association. 4 p. m.
The concern has been htijlt i Thursday , relief nociety at 2 p. m.
a laixe extent ' I hroimh his of-; Thursday religious class 4 p. in.
until it is now the largest nier
- firm In Eluiu. Sin it h and
will reside in Portland In llic
MERCHANT RETIRES
FROM BUSINESS
CMIIN". Aug. L0 Frr-nk K. Smith
has a n noii need hi? retirement fr'in
ihe li- mi nf (inodiiiHiuh Mereantih1 1 meeting nt 7:10
.V Sin
Jit A! Cain's Pala
Confectionery
1 soln... and Mrs. .t, I'. Aei ill delimit- I
j oil willi sonii- ;iiniisiat; sum: .Vine;
ll,M,r .,v -hannl. re: (S. and ( and.es for Oreaslnns.
Nannie Ilea, on also. In lie, nial anilies lor oeeasions. I ne n,t,ler
iiiukI ...!. Mis ON.il read : , . iin 111 ,i s and t he fa vorite k iniis of box
ir.in.il li r en -'M.iUiik; Hi.- lieM ,,i i an.li.-- lor Kif pin poses run be had
II." 'I d.' roll i all uas aiiswi-n-d li
h.i n.lv helps aln.lil Ihe da's work
I "I'll., makin?; oi' nms for I lie l .m. i
prUe it -t loom w ent Imaiiiiil
I he l.Mlal .al. Mr... A.'l
j i:.l::i'iii.md. Nina Miller.
ilejliin. Mrs. N. .1 , n.irly
lioit Oregon and Mrs. l.esi.
esls
L I!. S. A. The International liibie
Students (Local Class), will continue
i the St inly of Tabernacle Shadows,
Leviticus lli:l."i-l;i, the sacra f ice of
j the Lord's goal "neing the subject
for consideration Sunday August 'Ji
; This being understood by Pi hie
student.- as ihe type of the sacrifice
I of the Church, the body of Christ, the
, little Flock, of this tlospel Age. Also
j we believe it is almost finished an I
1 the time for the great An i-typic-tl
I Rle.-sing of the people near at hand
Ihe study will be at the home of l
1. Piurger, lilD'J Washington Ave, nt
;! p. in. All are welcome.
et il.'.-p ,
up
I. '11 in. .
he ; 1
llob I nils lii
I ,i'n cht'i vmmuI. :: c;u old
to it w ell M'Vi'ii It
i c-i.ii ( Ill p nil
wer), "I'hi're 1 1 r : 1 . - n ..l.-r hi (in- .
well. ;.nd the ( hil.i lainleil on .1 !h.
which tui.t ilii''P''l in I I ' on t1---,
ImMom 'the CiH ili'lired the I.
-.Milieu Inn ln li.-fi ueUini: :
,il mi: II. uas hnoi-ht lo !!
iah.t .pjt.il for treatment.
First taptit Church Sundav
!t Scivice iill be held at the Luther-i school at lit a. m. The superintend-
.in Church Sunday n.crnir.g at 11:00 ent, II. H. Uogan ha- returned from
The Blackboard
Sale
12- piece Set plum white Iiadison Senii-lV.rcel
lUishes. I.'eulai- !.!S. Now ?7.
Ili-iiccc Set 1 v -l i;i in I (Inlileli, lilsl (puility vl
M-liii- it i-eous ilislics. l;.c. ik 12.-1!!. Nnv !j10,
-l2-iccc Set l' tlie r.iiiiiiiis I line Uil tl dishes ill
liest Alnericiili Seliii-iiireclaili
Ke-iihii' 1 1.12. N,.v !1U
l2-,iec-e Set in tile l.eillltirul 'Ma.vficlil .lltt
dishes. Seiiii-iii,-eel.-iin. Re;;-. 17.!ll. Niiw ij15
-l2-,ieee Set nf .Ii.liiisuii's Hnlisli seini-pi.reel
'ciiii'ii pattern. 'I'hc 1cst dinner ware in
world. KV-ular 22.1:;. Now Sj10
am
.as
lite
,75
the
ern
.85
aiu
the
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Andrew' s Variety Store
You Save On Every Purchase
W :l II IHMl He. II I
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so. j. Mien ..re now T tinnini: Se,,ie..t,
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I T:k- pl'tl." si.le ..f Ihe u e n ment .oil
l-'xtraet. triple stivuutli. 2 o. I.ottle
rostiun Cereal. .oiind paekauc
inslant l'ositiiiii, per tin
Ki'llniru's (Vrn l-'lakes. 2 pai-kaues ...
I 'nst 'I'oastics. 2 pai-kayes
Sliicildid Wheat. w p.-nkavje
23c
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27c
25c
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('raw lot I s Oranuc Marnialade, lass;
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'ii n.i. ( lliiradelli s. '.' nnnids
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... 30c
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AND VEGETABLES PEACHES FOR CANNIKr: COMING SOON.
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