La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMomlnv, August 22, 1021 LA GRANDE EVENING OIJSERVEK PAflE TlTRFiPl MISS SGHILKE IS TO TEACH Local News In Brief AVill' J lave Chiii-c of Music ami Coiiiiiioivial IX-'jKirtnu'Jits. Vacationing Krwnil Days Mrs. A. E. Ivauhoe is upniuliiiK several da; a in Enterprise ou u visit. Home l-'rom Vacation II. J. Green anil Mrs. tlreen have returned from tlieir vacation spent Ut'tnrn From ljikc Misses Helen McDonald and Min na Ash relumed yeslerday from a weeks' stay at Wallowa Lake. WALLOWA, Aug. 22 Miss Fried erike Sclillko of La Grande will have charge of music BtenoKraphy and;'" Wallowa county points. typewriting in the local school dur ing the coming year. She was Rr;l uated in music froiu the University of Oicgon in June. At the universi ty she majored in music, was a mem her of the Cilce clun und other mus ical organizations, ami staged sever al operettas in tho university high school. Sho is qualified in public school music, orrhestra, hand, and to give piano and voice lessons. Miss Schilkc was formerly a stenographer for two years and Is making addi tional and Bpecial preparation during tho summer for teaching commer cial work. The loachcr of lhiglish for the coming year Is Miss ISornico Mr. Klllps of Utah, who was graduated from Whitman collego In June. She attended tho University of Utah one summer also. Her schoolluv COMING EVENTS, (iiiirgo linker Taken Home After a successful .jjperutton at Hut Lake George Baker was removed to his home nt Cove Saturday. UclurilK From AViillowu Sheriff Lee Warnick returned Sal urday night from Wallowa county points where he spent several days on business. J i Sept. 4. K. O. M. Association .J. picnic at Riverside Park. J- Sept. 2fi to Oct. 1. Oregon v State Fair, Salem. Oct. 13. Krighli Templar, grand . commundcry, La Grande. Nov. 6 to 18. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 2ti Pacific Inter national Exposition, Port lairtl. , In Wallowa for Day Sam Harris returned last night from Wallowa Lake, where, he went Sat urday night to spend Sunday. Motors To Flgiii Walter Klinghammer, clerk at th,o Three K. store, motored to Klgip Sunday to visit with friends and relatives. Leave For The Italics Mildred anil liobert. Murrey left this morning for Tho Dalles u spend a week visiting with friends and rel atives. ' Carload of Bass to Be Planted in County iiuen uroau, ano une Is prepared Ut teach other subjects besides Ung. lish, In which she majored. She lias ll very pleasing personality and is lady In every lespei-r sue is nighty recommended by Whitman Visit Is Kuded Airs. J. L. Holme relumed (o her home in 'Wallowa Sunday morning after spending several days in 'La ut Union county h-isi . ' K"usl '"3 A letter from the slate game ware" Won! has been received liy Al An drews, secretary of the Wing, Fin anil r'leetfoot club, that a carload of bass fry will probably be shipped here to plant in the- deep sloughs and lake Veiling Parents Miss Majorle Kjlvrrtliori turned from u weeks' slay wit Lake and is' visiting h;is Noes. en, A. 10. Burgduff, stated that iein i ing ill the river has now started and linnrh Stdil that a carload of bass asked for by Italph Duller f Tho Dalles has! the club will be shipped if the scin- punhased the D. Summer & Seines mg operations are successful, ram h or 20S0 acres in Ludd. Canyon. is one of the good stock ranches I Salvation Army Mooting of Eastern Oregon. A special meeting to welcome ' - ' - Brigidel'e John Haines of Portland r niiiliiiiiso Nearly Done . u-lli he held in the S:ilv:i rtui.Kianrt mothers Have their hali lhia evuiilnc al eiuht oVtodt. A l!OW frilit )tnlls'i lit Cnvn ulmnuf fiuiii :n i t i .-..n .,,...,,, i,f . ; - w ipiuKiaiu win. iu ii'iuii'U'ti nun .1 11111 I'" , ' ' i;'av,,'"t r"; "ieed c.Ujdete.yand in shrort lime it will llollso ls expcYtel. The following lege ill Portland where she will re I THTTie nf th , nl-.r l.nl,...K I.,.,,- I ,,, .... ... , Bllnifi her Mlinlioo u . 1 . . J 0 wui ue in inmnu ui "lie iiioeini. n. ., ,j, t8 m arl Qt ,0 v.,Ul,y p,,,,,:,!,.,, a ll- V,,U !v Flexer and Hev. A. H. Sit ton. A R cad e DOUBLE Today Tuesday PROGRAM BEBE DANIELS Queen of the Oregon Elks IN 11 WEEKS m PA!" Two weeks isn't long, but,-a girl who is a fast work" cr can arrange a whclc lifetime in less than that Harold Ll ' in. NOV oyd OR ER Ji laughter Special 1 -f c. a 1 1 1. 1 .' mm Jr . ' 11 1 1 - L.-:i; :...); IU Tl? I i?. Urn 1'rtuii KiiUm niM A. S. Collcy u prominent lawyer of hnterprlso is in town for u few days on business. Mr. Ci'oluy is royistcr oil ut tho Foley hotel. SUMMER PESTS Cause of Appendicitis. When the bowels are constipated, the lower bowels or largo intestines become packed with refuse matter, I hut in made up lurgely of germs. These germs enter the vermiform ap pendix and set up inflammation, which is commonly known as appen dicitis. Take Chamberlains Tablets when needed and keep your bowels regular and you have little to fear from nppendicitis. Adv. , . The Very tyest -Made. When you buy candies at Al Cain's Candy Store you know he is going to 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 Cnndy department, and every Saturday and Sunday he is busy of fering you something especially nice and at about half the general miiu price. Arrived l-'rom lYndleton Ilaynumd yarrity arrived last evening from l'endletim to spend a few days in 1 .11 (Jrando visiting Willi relatives and friends. Iti'lui'U From I'oi-tlaml Mrs. D. H. Jesso and (iaimhler Tat sy returned this morning fruni Port land where they iiavo been for the past two weeks visiting "with friends. Cten.Cdrrlt Itetiirns To l.osline Mrs. S. P. Orotf of l.ostine who has been in the Crande Kond Hos pital for Homo timo left this mornhm on the branch fur her homo in I.o tine. ' Attends Conference J. C. Cramer, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., is in Portland at tending a conference on educational work. He expects to definitely de cide on what courses can be given in the night school here this winter while at .the conference and on his return1 will" probably immediately announce detailed plans for the winters work. Home from Vacation The C JV. Moore family is honv from their vacation. They ramped, along, Catherine Creek. Mr. Moore ip connected with the Oregon Hardware &. Implement house. linker Itoosler Here W. K. Meaehain, manager of the Ualcr Chamber of Commerce was n visitor in the city yestef lay confer ring with A. V. Nelson, of tho Ad club, concerning tho Labor Day cel ebration. Mr. Meaehain reporter! that thero is n revived interest In tho program to be staged here Labor Day and plans wore formulated whereby the mining eonwnorcjal in terest can reciprocate f r I ho in terest taken in last year's affair a! , Uaker by La Grande,. Homo 1'Yom Wnlhn County When .Mr. and Mrs. ttoss Leslie drove over to their home a week ago intending to snend a dav and return to La Grando it was not to be r,o. for I Leaves For Mr. Leslie aeouired Home kind of an A1- Houer Condition Fnchangcd The condition of Miss Mary Warnick who has been critically; ill, for several days, remains practically unchanged today, slight improvement having bee.i reported yesterday. Iteturn from Wallowa Lake- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Playle, Mrs. Karl Kouenhaum and daughter, and Audmer Playle returned Sunday morning from n weeks' camping trip to Wallowa Lake. Here On Husiness J. W.Crowley, tho Superintendent of the Palmer Lumber company of Vincent, is in town for strvwal days on business, Mr. Crowley is stopp Ing at the Foley hotel. .' This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph Bradford Carr, in Oak wood Cemetery, New York, is a combination of classic and modern ideas in monument work. . Wo have made a profound study of monument building, and an order placed in our handa is suro to receive faith ful, intelligent, execution. We Will Gladly , Furnish Estimates Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company. 1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or.' llSTRIKEl IGARETTEffi Delicious! Why? Because it's toasted to seal in the flavor. It's toasted. lip J For Sale And Trade 80 acres well Improved near Vale, Oiegon. Value. $10, (MM). 00. Indebt edness, $3,0110.011. Wilt trado euulty for lodging Iiouho or Apartment housu iu La Grando. Willamotlo Valley arma to trado : for properly hero. A Fine Ranch in Wallowa county for sale. Wo uIho have another fine farm near Lost I no that can bo trad ed for properly In this valley. A fine homo In Cove. 17 ueres. nicely Improved. Tho price will' ha around $8(000.00, depending on. i amount of equipment and crops. Will jtake in good residence property horo. UP ID f'l.lMHI.UU Or $i,UI'U.UU, UIIU give splendid terms on balance. lIi:tnr to 1'orllnnd Mi-. an; Mrs. L. G. r'nwnuin Iff! .Saturday morning for thoir liomr m Portland jroinp overland. Tho'y have been visiting for some time with Mrs. Bowmans niollter Mrs. K. Lyman and Mrs. C. E. Wall. 'iirl land who lias hoen here for iallment whieh detained (hem ill tli.i Tor tho iiast tw:i weeks vlsltlni; I upper eountry mil 11 last eveniiiK. VI with Trale fitly friemls I'll t t li ii Inever have seen snih Kiain as Wal- j morniliK for I'orlland, where he will Iowa eounty has Ihis year," s.iiil Mr. vimi witn ineniis neiore jhhiik on Leslie loan Observer reporler loday. j to Corvallis where he Li In attend "tl is almost unbelievable the erops I hiit aie beiiiK haivestei1, in the neiKhborliii; rounty." tho O. A. C. The famous iill-wool TOM WYE Swc.-iIi.t ('"ills iiml Visl.s- Jn coIhis of (iiccii, Ox ford, Mine iiml Seal Jlealher Also Tin1 'iH'riiios ( 'nal ; 1 1 i ! A'esls, in all colors aii'l sixes. Our priei-s will ni.iUe you Iniy eaiily aii'l yet voiif desired colors. Here Visiting Kiiinnit lleuhs who haR been nl lendiiiK I ho o. A. ('. nt Corvallis for some lime is In Lit Orande for a lew days visililiK Willi t'rlenils before po. iir.; on to llepner lo tsit his pareals. Mr. llenMis pilehed for tho I'nbm haseb.tll learn. WW Face' the Future Forget the Past A fortune cannot be made with the money you have spent. , Deposit your money in this bank and pay your bills with checks. You will then know why and where you spend your money. f . You can also take advantage of an opportunity to buy at the right time, without the risk of carrying money in your pocket &..;1;:. -; V H WK " I'AiV At. 0:1 Tirif; PEPOSITS LA GfcANDE NATIONAL DANK LA GRANDE , ORE. BOUND-PELI'ABbE - X- ROGR tSSI VF. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE 5Y5TEM We have one of the best small farms In tho valley, near lmblcr. con sisting of 140 aeroR, nearly all In eiillivntion. anil nearly half summer- fallowed. This Is kooiI 50-hushei land. Tho owner has an eiinlty of about f-l.noo.UO, and would Iradu for somethint; elear. The Indebted ness Is ?lu,UO0.Ol). Long tiine, low lnleresl.. Wo have n fine small fnrm, noiir Staulleld, wllh f6.tlU0.DU ineum. braneo iiKalnst It. Would trade for farm hore, and assume as inueli. Come In and list your property for sale and trade. Wo hnvo some Kood trades In every direct Ion. Want small trai ts, city litis and houses. - SECURITY LAND & - SAVINGS CO Little Kilecn Group is I lo me Utile Kileen (Jioup has rerovereil uf fic-ieiil ly that Dr. IMiy permil teti her lieiiiK tal.i ti lictnie yesterday. She was the happiest (?irl in the wurhi when iiifninuMi she eoiild leave, iiflei eitrht months conf inenieiit. Allhmin 1 not five yenvft of itjre, K.ilefn showed deep regret in parting: from her many friends at Hot Lake, and she promise'! . a mimher of the patten's she would take flowers out lo th?m. A f ifteesi-pieee on hes'ra will play at tile La (i ramie Hand laue(; at )c, Hall Weunesday niKht, August ;Mlh 1 I'u'ilie invited. ti-'ZZ-'.n, Electrical Supplies For The Worthy We havr proven hat wo are worthy inf vthipiihlie'B i'f nfideriee. Our eqttipuleiit In dlKiiilied and genteel. We plan our r-ervlees euleftilly Iiml exeetilu them cou:icluii llously. Henry Funeral Directors 1.1 IIS Fourth St. l'lionu Main 62 ti.viii'i i:. .i.M.n;ii.M,x, .ManiiKer. Some. Real Bargains . IT'S A HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY ( That's enough to guarantee laughs 4INT THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCC" - 1108 Adams Ave. DANCE Old Time Dance Thursday Modern Dances Saturday Big Labor Day Dance REX HALL N. A. Desilet, Manager oeoeocoooocoo Left for inrenl Mrs. A. C. Mei ii'if for tier li'inie lift lliin inoiii- in Vincent after g 1 spending a few days in I, a (waniie vis- itiii with .Mr. and Mrs. (.'harles Stoop. Vii-itintf Here M v. aii'l M re. K'-niH-th ( 'arpy nr- ; rived Saturday rvenin front Spo kane to pend a week vii tins' with I Mr. Tarpy's parents in tlrano;' . Mr. t'arpy is a reproter for the Spo kane Chronicle. j ' Meve to Keilh ! Mrs. Joint lxks and two rhildreii ! John arnl lien llur, I-ft this mornini; for l;'tth, where tl' y will mi'ke tlieir hoin fur .-nine iin-. Mr. Ito?ks i, J cnployed theie as an engineer on thi ; wre-ker. ' ller from rortlanri I H. W. Itunn of porlhiml, the "liti j man IyiHmo ftir the 'h-vrdi t 'K'ur : Ninety,'' is in town for several days I on huMnes.". H ome A Fl'LL STOCK OF TOASTKKS, CKII.I.S, l'KKCf) I.ATOKS, CHAFIINJ; DISIIKS, IC'I'C. WHY IIKAT IT A AIASS OF IKON, LIKU A STOVK, AM) I III; JIOl'SK i:ksidi;s,"tiii;si: mot days to ruFi'AitK lunch WHKN KLKCTIUCAL AITLIAM'KS OF NKAT I)K SKiN AM) GIVING OFF CONCKNTUATHI) HEAT AKi; WITHIN EASY KEACH? COME IN AM) SEE I S AIIOLT THEM. VOUU ( itKDir is (;oo. use it. 1 FOR TAXI Call Main 808 Stand at Pajftime Pool Hall J. B. LINDSEY llehirn from Tin Kail Kiorenn., Will and ni-.-rt Sulhva i rrt orned Sstnini; V 'nir. from 'I'wia KalN, wii'Tf thry have hem fir te jt;it two Week- visiting With tfit'.r aunt, 5li. . P. Aiideton( ami their uncie, I an Sullivan. A f iften-piere nnh''r,i will id; at the !,a (irande limid airce at Hex Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company No. 21) , two-Hlory 8-rnom liotmo on iiirnor of Main anil Waliiui, imveil Htroot; nlio Hhiiilo iivok; lawn; two loin, KHixl 111 riu't; on r (io most ciRhtly iilanoM In I ho city. I'rlro Jii.iiOn.nii win, H IUyiii,,nt or 1 1 iKin. no, Imlaiu-e niiinthly P'iJ inn nt iij np mouth. No. :tn :i rooiu house; larsn lol; wooil sho'l: i hlckiMi Iihiiro ami fu"iit nil rom uil ; ni'ar C'ath " wliiml. A kooiI, llttlp ll o I7UU.UU. I f No, III Ton iicios In Covo. ' l ist' In lo town; !l airi-s un-ilio- rnltlvation; one aro In cow ikisIuio; DO prtinn troin; cliorry iifi-s; 2 room hoiiKi:; ooil rhiMl. Will sell for 1 ." or triiilo for miiull lioii;o and lialf arr or moro i.-Ioro to .loine gootl town. ". iia no arroH In tho l.aild Canyon illslrht; 35 ucips in culMviitioii ; 05 urrt'O ma tui" ami hay laud; half mile from Mhool; two nillpH rioni Hot l.Hk"; f.tir IniprovLMtioniH; al"r ritht. I'riro tH.UUU , rash pnynti'iit, halanro can be larn.'d on iiioilf;ao. C. J. BLACK & CO. (Ko.iltora) .NKW imXTi B1.IK1. I,i (IihihIh Orej.oii i V IM! W;n-d-iy nijrht, AiiKU:-t 21' h I'lll.tp-. iiiM',.d w -i t.-- a W