La Grande evening observer., September 13, 1921, Image 5

Tuesday, Scpfcnilior .1:1, IfllM
L GRANDK EVENlS,.R,OttSEKVER
PAGE VTVK .
Local N
Wallonan Here on Hushics
H. M. Pfeiffor of Walluwa v;u;
business visitor in La Grande today.
ews In Brief
NSTITUTETO
"""""""""""Siatuially say sonw kiwi tliina about' l'OH
I La laamlc, -ami hi'Ip uS lu r on th'
Jiniap.
SALE Kine
Coleman Will Return
To 0. A. C
.Machinist Chairman Hi-re
j William Wilburn, gunvrur chairman
'lor the International Association
; Macninists, is her on business fori
several days. His headquarturs are
-White
Itnlph
).. Portland
jiTin'fJf" Qregon :
Dartlctt Pears. I
Phono Red 4(l-'l. il-Ul-lOtp
FOR J1K.NT Furnished room, tientlc
man preferred. 1401 Sixth St. j
D-ia-ltp
Foil SAI
tor fanning
Call lie
V
,KKentui
run A ill
ky Won-ler Ileans
green tomatoes.'
-i:i-u
Confineil to Home
Kverett Knowles lias been r,iiifi.....l in Salt Lake Ciiv
to his, home on Main street for the last I
two days on account of illness. ' Leave for Rochester
BE-IN OCTOBER
(joe to Portland
Mrs. J. T. Williamson and sm, K-ib-l
ert, left for Rochester, New York, lastTcaehel'S I'Yoill Three
Dr. Hurry Houvy left last niirlit fin- cvenine to snend the winter with Mrs
Portland on business. lie will return Williamson's daughter, Mrs. J. A. Me
tomorrow morning. 'Ncill.
til'S Collie' ti Lit
JVlf Tlirec -1 ay
iiexlt -Month.
( 'oil n-r;iii-L
POUTI.AN'P. - Sep'
Coleman, pitcher foil
lieavors. Is koIiik: In-
Am-lcultural Cnltaill ; ''FOR 'SAI.K Dodge TourinR Car in
to Portland wh.M)ev.ij,;Uer V H d llUiUuI. $5:,0. Apllly Room
'ter McCiedie oi inn (i?rcivaiu wanis;
to uko him in n fiuiH$S'$
Coleman' brri)ro ii(t-cv rn:'-'ssimul
-...-I tl.iu ........ u lilr tSic P'U .11- niiil
ve iiiiiiinr allium ill w iuuiHHi.e
u......: .V. . .i i t. s:
f,i v.'av, i, ,.,t4. ..r;-'' luii'uii-e wieuie. upon me rw.'
...Jv.-VvrS im.i 1,1 vanity and nntbition. . 9-1'J-S
irood condition, $550. Apply Room;
0 over f it I Drug Store.
9-ia-ltp
lliicel iiulliorliii'H coiifltffy MM-f ho luw-. "
, ii .. i i-t i....t.. ..r;t ha
I iiiauu K-M-ii. iu- iflw """"
0'. A. C. and Is track ciroltj iml K-'il-
oral alhl-Mic expert at ll-'oiCrvigiis
Session 'rolleKe. Coleman wllMiWVtr I lie club
Ion its return.Jj'om tlutwuaii.
NO I K i
The iiartv who took th:
Here from Enterprise i.Mcyers in Portland
Dr. Chas. Ault of Knternrise is in K. L. Movers, one cf tin- best-known1 The procram for the teachers' insti-
ine in, i-M a iew uayx on business. uaiiKcrs ot l-.astern Oreiton.-is ickis. i iie 10 ue neui in i.a v.ranuc ucioue. . - -, ,,,.,.., n .September Mtl
Dr.. Ault is stopping at the Savoy. jtered at the lloi-l Portland from La 10, 11 and 11 is beinir prepared by'. k n mv 'jf robOBa .returned i
viki. me, iiv. is ill u.'i my, wii.i uiner luumj oui-nn-
Here from St. Louis bankers from that se-tioi of the state, tendent, and A
I Have vmi heard what tliev
" sav in Iiitfli musical circles'
Indian robe, . 'i : i. . . i...,v l
.l lllllMIiail, li'ill in 1-, illlil
will be I
'.l-a-lt
bankers from that se-tioi of the state, tendent, and A. C. Hampton, superin- .'A
1 ! 11 1 1 . e ci t . .. e , . , , . I.... u I - i.. : I I. isivliij -
v i-i. '".ii Mini win- ii .-ii. i.ouis are.o lunier wun me leoerai reserve oaiiK ii'iiui-ni ui nu- i. umnwi: mj rcii-ui..i , ,,,
in La Urandc for a few days on busi-j'-fficials Oregiaia-i. !A number of speakers have already ShoiilU a wife and mother 'place her
ness. They are Htoipimr'at the Som J been definitely secured, includiiiR State 'career' !Kivoj that 61. her husban-l .'
mer hotel. , ' Itelurn from Aulo Trip- SMperinten.ient J. A. Churchill nn,S,c ViU,an,um in ;'His Gn-alest
.. Mr. and Mrs. li. A Trull returned S- f the Ore Sacnt.f.' 9-U-M
Returns to Kluin ... ., t , . . , gon State Normal School. 11
left fur Elcin this1. "...
iiioruiiiir "iier speninii(j a lew days
La Grande.
(iocs lo Portland on llnsiness
Leo Miller, employed bv the O.-W
left last niht for Portland to spenj
several nays on business.
U...,Hnl . Ml ..1... 1...
V... V,L- M,.a..hlt ,.l' ""I "I"" '- rn.-n.- J
... .. .u.n, ............ ..u.-b... u.... - . ,
Maine. They have been gone' about . . ' ., , ,.
,u (U from the Universtty of Oregon. Pro-
ifessor Davis of Whitman college ,s:
the
iNEW TODAY!
PflN'D-
"t"
i nui re, 1mi
onVeflpiot
StiiV
program too. the sneake.-s iw r-rpv
neiurns lo i.a (.ramie . from the state schools have not bc.vi! i,rd
join urisKcu, loimeriy on rne cny clofinitelv selected. There will nlsoi
ponce lorce nere, nas returned. to I.a be a number of sneakers from Kusternl i
, . . iiiranue to maiie nis Home. During tn s Oregon, the institute n-prescnting Urf- J'olice
Will Leave for Seattle . Pllt summer he has been connccteil ion, Raker and Wallowa counties. !
Val Rhinehart will leave this even !with the engineeiiiiE. department of, The meetings will be held in the WANTKI1 l-.l If. I'. Motor
intr for Seattle, where he will cnteri1110 sulic ol ""sningrpn. y high school building and will be open," pnasc i emuiy pieu'ireu.
the University of Washington to fin. ' to the public. ;'' Hi04-; Jefferson.
ish a course in engineering. School Roard .Meeting I As there will be more visitors at the
The board of educatiun of L i institute than the hotels can nccoino-
Rel urns to Raker Grande will hold an important meet- lllte wh have rooms that can be
Miss Jane Andrews, who has been ing this evening at the office of the placed at the disposal of the visitin.r
visiting Miss Loiaine Stalev for the school clerk. Charles H. Revnold - on teachers are asked to communicate
VP One bay geliliui;,! I I...
on right .-luiuliler; . i
tided ipiartcr cl-'-.
houlder. lnnuire at IK':
'J-l.'l.'Jt
IllUSle .'cnlirs wlllcll )ll(lll
nr;iih tht y preKer. 'i'lie iiinir
her who sav the j,
They will
Smiiswick
ter ami
reeiirdiiitr,.
rl'ul coni
nml phii-
ore tixlav.
Single
Aiuirns ,
. !l-l:l--lt,.
KOR HICNT Good ranch, if lensorj
will buy stuck and equipment. Clair i
Crossfii, Route 2. jt-Pl-Htp
will Sin-prise m.
say fiiVllier thlil I
liCf-i inl tire 4we
IT-ilell th idealliu
lr thi woilde
atinii u reriVit
, i I,
u,rapu at vnr f i
Music C
Eastern
regon
o.
last weeK, leu last night for her home the ground floor of the
. in Raker. j National Hank buildintr.
Here from Nebraska '
Mrs. Geo. Avery of North iPelid, Ne-
Mrs. Alfred Milnn f,,r lh l,..l L- slilt hig'hway
lett this morning for the Dalle
Returns to La Grande
A. J. Miller, who has been with th1
La Grundo w-itn, superintendent Hampton at the
(high school so that he can list them.
1 Special railroad rales will be pro- i
iviilid if at least 2r-0 certificates are J
sold by the railroad. These certificates i
Hl-P. sold at full line wnv fjtro nrii-n '
department for about .,: . i. n,.(,. !:. a..,,:' !
seven months returned last evening k.. un,i .. ,r,,(i ,.rtr,.;,, i...
from Southern Oregon. -Mr. Miller tW(1(,n October 10 and 17, the return
will be employed by tire O.-W. R. A: ,rip bcin(r Qhargl.A u r at half f.lre i(-
of J1-' ,wltn, whlth hc was work'"B 250 are sold. Certificate rates are
"cpanuie. .ilmliinhle on all liiki.ts si-llim- f.- i
(-7 cent sor more for one way. Mis.
Going tn (). A. C. , Ivanhoe slated today that nil teach-
I John Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs.'ers whose fare will be (-7 cents or !
Leaves for Corvalli- I'd Wright, will leave tomorrow for more travel by rail so as to assur? I
Theodore George left last night for O. A. C. He will stop over in Port- those teachers' coming long distances J
Portland to spend several .days visiting land for a few days before leaving of having reduced fares. The rates l
before going on to Corvallis, where for school, where he is taking a course arc applicable to the branch line anti J
he will finish his course in pharmacy, i" engineering. to the main line between Pendleton and J
I ; Huntington.
"When we're married, I'LL pose for you" she said
IT WAS TOO -MUCH FOR HIM,
SO HE HELD A FUNERAL !
Curmrn's rhttirman in Town .
U. H. Kurso, jreni'ial chnirnuifi
ii.. r.... 1.-.T t . t Ti. i c-
nit Lit uuiei iiuiki ui iLimuy warmer., i
is here on business for several flays.l
His headquarters are in Omaha.
iRi.;
Meet Tomorrow Here rrom Elgin
. All members of the L. A. to the It.' Miss I.ela Wade, music teacher of
of R. T. are asked to bring their quilt Elgin, is in La Grande visiting rel
blocks and I'nect at the hume of Mrs. '-lives and also her mother, Mrs. l-
Anderson, lill Cedar street, at two Wade, who underwent an operation at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. , . Hot Lake a few days ago. Mrs. Wade
-;is imp-oving rapidly. .Miss Wade ex
Leave for School ' ipects to leave for Lugene next week.
Misses Mildred and Myrtle Hoyl where she will enter the University. j
will leave tonight for Portland whe-'ei '
CounTfy Club Notes
lllKl. l.luliU Al I tlx Links,
L'luli lluUMe.nnii lViilalorium.
It'
Tie To He Played Ol T.
just one th'-ig after nn.ittu.r at
thev will snend a few davs visitin-' .Missionary .Society V ill Meet
and will then go lo Monmouth to en- The' Woman's Missionary Society of, the Country Club these davs. Nj-.v
ter school this term. jthc Methodist Church will meet in the that the big tournament is wm, there
I parlors of the church Wednesday nf- is a little matter to be disposed ;if next
'Jtelurn from Rurnl River 'ternoon at -:;10 o'clock. .This will be Sunday when the three--or;ieted lie
Mrs. Ella Hynearson and Mrs. Clairltae beginning of the plan of work for for thof'resident's Cup vjiii lie played
Scriber and daughters, Klla and Pess Ihc new year and all ladies of the 'off between Claude Scrant-i , Norman
motored to Burnt River .a few 'day j chtirch, both members and friends, are Klese and Earl Stodilai-1. i'hese three
ago on business and relurm-d'-Runday'cordially invited lo attend. jnin turned in low scores at the re
night, ' 'frent presiilem's tournan-.e'it, and the
'Ten Pound liny Horn - ' simastery will be decided . i-e::t Sunday, i
Accepts Teacher Posilion . Word was received in this city IhisVeather permitting. Some .sharp
: Miss Nabei Miller has accepted a morning ol tne oirtn oi a ten-pouni loinpeiiuon is anucipa'.i-.
iiosilinn an i..-iihcr i.f llw Hii-hlan l boy to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde O. Miels
school near Elgin. Mi-s Miller spent at Lewifton, Idaho.)" Ml k .tlll'ls mi-r t'oininercial luleresis liepresenled
the past vcar in t.'hnagu where sh.-, u" 1 n .
mm
x l i u isw c r-r i jhi ir v m - iwju
' 8 3 'tl'-i-'
Wi.'ii
Miss Matleline Jones of thi.
tu'iied music uh'l hefnre finishinjr htf,tuy.
piusical studies she will leach fur . j
vcar. Previously to iroinir ea-l Mis.; C leans (Irajn-
Miller had uhout four years experienc?
Ua-hin(T in rural schools.
The Famous AU'Wool
TOM WYE
Sweaters, Coats
and Vests
i recti,
and
in Colors
().l-il.
i'.lllc
ither.
The TJIERM0S
COAT aSid (VESTS
In all colcVsand sizps.
Our iri-es Mvill k
ymi Imv early and jji-t
vmir desired ciil-irs, at
if 7. 25 and $7.43 e-u h
Soriitl friemlfht)K arp- really- t'vj :
least of importance in connection with !
linter.city sport events such as the
recent tournament here. Manntfers 1
Harry. G. Avery was busy this morr- and hackeiH of commercial enterprise t
;injr cleaning the puiin samples that oecome aciuaintel, and the diuninen- 1
will he exhilited at the Oregon state relationship between cities is'ahvnyr- i
fair trom this county. Mr. Avery iM'i streiiRthcned therelty. The person iil-I j
i this work in the Floyd MeKennon im-. f the lioise. team, for instance, dvm- i
plenier.t hou.e, usintr one of the jri'-Hn enstrates the point in mind. Out (X
t cleaners in stock there to do the work, the eight men who canie from the Ida- i
1 ho metropolis, none had any fir.-t-han I !
i (Joinir to State Fair ! information about La Grande, and, to '
Within a week the four boys and say the least, they weld agreeably sur- j
girls from Union county who will go prised at much of what they saw in
J to the state fair us 'prize winners in a commercial way, and they were ob-
the industrial club work will be an- serving, to Some of the leading in-
nouneed it is expected. Mrs. A. K. dustrics yT Idaho were represented
i Ivanhoe, county superintendent ot Mr. MeWfiin presiilent of the Iacifif
schools will chaperone the party which Natiuif.il bank; MaMtn i ouid is preHl
will include two boy.- anil two girls, cf the Capital News; V. (!.
fimelzel n a shoe merchant; Franu
Mrs. Phy (ioes to Australia , -r ..i-iim is assistant treasurer (f th"
i After a visit with relatives at Hot Iflaho Power company; ('has. Miller i
Lake, Mrs. W. T. Phy left last evening engineer of the same company and
lfor Portland and from there will sail (enn Hills i the accountant for the
J for Australia and New Zealand in i epneern; Mr. Scully U superintehdent
i few days to take up hr winters Cha-i- A building and ground of the Hoi.e
taur;ua work with the Kllison-Whit-ountry Club, and .1. K. Cummb'k is
company in those fooirifj f M i i,fl'iei;tl reporter for the Putdic Utii
J Phy had a very successful summer en-.itics commission. These men will I
l garment with the
mum
-III 11, a
Attyacbfti ' : . :
-
BARRY
ivo VI
X
LIONEL
MORE
MES!
F.All
- - :r Priani l-';ti H, I h
irfisl' in lio world who dci
(O die lo t-iiitpO ;i w-.I1(:ui
Irit $ l.uno.umi lo iip art mo"
uirt and : week to, iihs own
valet'. " :
a i.i vi-;
lilh'. owa vabt who lid to
ve on t hnl $5 a week, aup
ri oim wit'i' Troin a mairl
onial iieat y, and dodi a
id -w willi a ready-made fami
ly. Homo job!
A trilliant Lit of sparkling wit
The Great Adventure'
Arnold Bennett's great stae comedy that tickled
the ribs of Mother Earth
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
A-RC'A'D'E
TONIGHT I
Shirley Mason and
Toonerville Comedy
same com nun v ir. '
regon, ealitornia and Washington'
i A program of selected talent ha.- been
f,cho,-rn by the Fliison. White manage
lament to fill the winter engagement in
i Australia and New Zealand.
XINT
TMC STOKC Wint A COOCIEhCZ"
1108 Adams Are.
lli-er Hunting (.imh
Jobn Waldeii. game lin-itrSHt;!)!,
John Wiibb-n. Kiinie warden. h;is
had reports from 14 ol his friends
who hae sh-et deer during tin firt
i tire da s of the open sea-oii iu
Lniou county.
DAN
Old Ti
Modern
Dance Thursday
me
v
ancds Saturday
l i
REm HALL
lietiitn Ulih I'niii m
Mr; and Mrs. W, Ft. ;ir-k r'lnid
ymti'i liny I rom Kaale iilley wliere
I hey went a few da auo for fruit.
They ranie home wirh quite a supply
of p'-irhew anil tomatoes. Tl' re
p:;rl the roadii Rood all ilw .iy.
RUMORSxRJ THICK AND FAST;
Dont Lisitii to Them WjfI Chw.
Hen l nmi lonu l'juft
Mr. W. It. Imiti)- arrir 4 from
Th-? Palbs hint n iit. wh're he
bvon visiting Homer Heun nv4 fam
ily. While li re she will vi.-i! Mr.
n Mr-i. K. Pinny. Mi lriiy I
THE WAJfcJ Uti CHMGE.
Today, Mrs. Housewife
on Your Way Down
, town
STOP
Ami See These
SNAKE RIVER CLING TEACHES
that are arrivig daily. You will need .some t
this luscious I'm it for fanning or pirklint, and
your time villjie well spent hy exaniinin
tlii'siNji'l'oiv juii'cnVsiiij;- elsewlieic.
,i i .
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
PHONE MAIN 80
THE HOME OF ARIERICAN BEAUTY 1'LOUK
CALL
MAIN
75
y (vackcri
CALL
MAIN
Bigg T,
A Fresh
Shipment
Hill Brol Coffee
JuW RECEIVED
Phono Us Ylur Order for
CANNING- PEACilEsland
HARTLETT PEARS
"JrGrSNODGRASS
100 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75
NO CIIAUUK l'OU DKLlVEIiY
'I'liis is real wiallu-r Cor a nice howl ol!
We have 'A.MIM:r.l.lS. VAN i-IP'S and
II I'lINZ' in flaviii.- o' '
MoeA'rillll(
I '.can
Aspaiajji-
!! 'inaio-iii;ra
lloiiillou
.l iiiii'"alanv
'ollMilllllle
Mutton
( 'liieken
Toliiato
Yr-e!aUe
H:iin ( 'liowdlT
( 'i ! t-s' v"
le;t ' '
GROCER
"('AM, MAIN i:!
e FREE DELIVERY
M
N. A. DesuK Manager
a form -r r-id lit f I- irann,' but
ix n'tw in;tkiiiK hr 1'otnn In l.m z