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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1922)
v '' Tiiesdnv. Mnreh 21. 1022 VACT1 RTX CT rittXmV 'WYXIXfl OCSERYETf 'f 4" 4 $? 4? $ 4? 4 4 4 TIES UTHfcJ 1 111 Ml lLV -v.. i SILVER SALMON EGGS RECEIVED A now incut of spri Matics ami Vestenhaver & Gilbert (Hv Aimorlntcd Press) I'MON, Mur. 21.- Mr. Stearns, A I. Uldler's hoii-Iii-Iuw, lias been 1 pointed k nitent ut 111" I'nlun Jun.: tiun und bcKan li is work thdre last week. Ilo was formerly anuiil ut this place. Supt. llonuey of the flh hutch cry reports that li has rocclviid a Mirund shipment of silver silmon i'kus. This shipment was 300,0110 t'KKH it nd they canto from tho Klk river In tho western part of the iHtatn. Ilo now lias 4 r, 0 ,11 no silver Halinon i'kiis In tho hatchery und. Itho plan In to stock Catherine cieek ISSiil't-' w 1111 y"u,1K salmon each sprlnp lor lour years, so us .to insure a silver silmon run each year the same as the cliinook run. Tho plunt- Iiik this seiiKon aluuo would Insure u run about onro In four years lis tho (minion tonics back to the stream where It orlKluutcd after l.n Gruudo Oregon WATEK PltOM.EM SOLVED. CHANDVIEW, Ida., Mar. 21. Ar tesian wells are solving the problems of ranchers in this vicinity, so far a:' water supply is concerned. With the completion of a well, last week on the W.-.I Ilinton nrouorty. 10 are now I Union durine -tlio winter. flowing steadily, the source of. J50 son plm o is ribout threu, miles out miners' inches of water. . 'on the Cove road. . that number of years, . New pipe for tho relaying of the wator inaln from tlio Intake up Catli crlnn creek aurl along somo of the streets has arrived and Is Htriinc out along the water route. The line frinu the filtration plant will he laid with metal pipe about a foot In diameter and the lino on Main street is of plpo about liulf tliul size. . Leonard Ne'lson moved back , Ui liis ranch last week, lie had beep living on the Snifthers plu.ee unarm- Tlio Nol WORLDS LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION NOTICE Country CliA Members Annual MeetingAElecMon of 7 Directors Foley Hotel, Morfthiy April 3, 7 P. M. Banquet N. W. Frees, Sacretary Telephone Service , The difference between what it costs to ren der the service ancUhe value of the service to the people! w'hXuse it idiat measures the value to society of thdjscoveW and development of the telephone. The ficj thit telephone) service can be and is prorJiucedrVt V cos anc so to tele phone subscribers at a price! very much' less than the value of the service to the subscribers con stitutes the assurance of the stability of the business. J SHERRY'S TODAY AND TOMORROW Famous Paycrs-Lasky; Corporation Presents "The Wi d oose A Cosmopolitan Production The story of a man who was true to one woman, though anothci- man stole her away. Like the wild goose that knows but one mate, ho chose her from all her sex as his wife. And then, through disgrace and treachery, even death, he txx, by her, fought for her, won heV back. A tu s liz as a boundless love. with torj SKs2wen, Norman Xrfy, Holmes Herbert Comedy o "He Pot IV Two Reals - Mrs. A. E. Irauhoe was over last Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. U. F. HulloY, who died as a result of the "flu" a few days aao. Tho eutlro family had the disease but Mr. Haller aud the children are recovering according to latest ro ports. It. II. Itohrlg, who came home from jury service in La Grunde a few weeks ago on account of bav ins tho flu, Is ii blu to be out attain and Is working lu the Mueller meat market. Last Mondiy eroning's social meeting of the Commercial club: was postponed owing to the preva lence of tho "flu" epidemic and also out of Tespoct to the relatives of the Mrs. 0. K. lluller, who bad died .Sunday evening. At tholr reguhir Meeting last Monday evening the ljnlou school board members decided to econo mize by a substantial cut In teach ers' salaries. Tho cut which ex tended all through the high school and chides will save the district about $5,000 If tho board Is a4ile to socui'O their teachers at the new salaries. Mrs. K. J. Shuster and Mrs. W. V. Connor were hostesses to the members of the Ladles' Alhlotlc dub ut the Sinister home on Tues day oveulng. One feature of the evening was a guessing contest, the walls being decorated with pictures and objects representing animals. Grace Cook won the prize. A dainty luncheon was sorved by tho host esses. Tho club nionihers are plan ning to take up tennis as soon as the season opens, provided they can scfure ground for their court. A petition Is tieTore the city council for a location In the tourist camp grounds and will be acted upon at their next meeting. ' ' Tho high school debating team i which had been drilling for several . days under the coaching of Mrs. Downian, one of tho Instructors, met 'the 1, online quartet lust night in I'nlun and Limtlne. Tho nuostlon I was ''Shall Wo give the Philippines Jliniuedfatu independence?" Junia Ifrouter and Dnrrnll Klelblock repre sented the affirmative and debated with two Lostlno students at tho I'nlon high school while Frank Wright and Everett Kuhn went to l.nstino and argund the negativo sldo of the question with the other team from the, latter place. L. A. Cook, L. Z. Terrell nnd F. N. Fox acted as Judges here and awarded the decision to the visitors by a vole of two to one. Just after the meeting closevi word was received that the other team had lost to the Wallowa county team also. Mrs. Andrew Johnson, who has been very 111 Tor the past week Is much Improved and will soon be out again. Attendance at the! schools Is In creasing as the "flu" epidemic grad ually loosens its hold on the com munity. . The Conimerclal club has Issued a six-page folder to'lllng about Union and the Interesting things and I places surrounding the town. I Mrs. C.nrlund lioss has resumed jher work as teacher In the seventh prude of the school after being oul several dtys on account of Illness, Stuck show committees arij laying plans for n successful exhibition this year. A meeting was held at the city hall last Wednesday eve ning with vlio-presldeiit -Robert jWltliyroinho pri'sjdhig. County Agt iry was ii iso present nnd proni- !IhC( sumo pood exhibit work from .the club work In the schobls. Members uf the I'nlon Post of 'the American Legion aro roheirsing I for tho presentation of a play to be given next Thursday evening. The I title f the Play Is "The Old New Hampshire Home." ' Tho Legion Is starting a fund with which to build themselves u homo or club house. i The jr. I. A. comedy "Just for Knn," was given at tho Cozy theater last Tuesday to a goo.l house. The .Mormon young people havo given this play two or three) times and to good houses each time. ' Mrs. F.ugene l'areut entertained the Ladles' Altar society of the I atliollc church at her lioiun In .South I'nlon past Wednesday after-' noun. The ineuihers spent the af-' Mrs. II. A. , .Humphrey who necl tei iiooii with needlework. A d linty dentally . burnt her foot with hot luncheon was served by thu host- grease a few idays ago is getting l,'sa- better hut Is still compelled to walk Mrs. pearl ltuldwln and Mrs. Ite(. ou crutches. ty tiraviU, who have been visiting. . o. J. Skiff has received his gror ! with tho llusleks. left last Tburs. 1 ri les and onened his store rm the r ui A NATION-WIDE . i - ' mm i- 312 DEPARTMENT STOKES B0YINO FOR OUR r ?12 STORES ASSURES incorporated lowest PRICES Apparel $ry(Qnm L In a Ouperrb Opring uhowing! , COLORFUL NEW DRESSES Ali exiiui.sitc irosentation of beautiful and richh- e.olorful dresses For street and .....afternoon wci.uv.In ('niitou ('repe, SHk- Taflfeta,' 1 1'pyjjetto. .Krep.Q . Knit jnd. Sa- .tiu..j.uc latest. ajutucutic ideas. an sleeve, neek, pytl 1 1-111111111114- ctloitts. aju.acjsii: I ' I . ...-1 ji' ' . i. . .'. . ' - - v-uj. cxireiuei v ii;iiiusoiiie ures.ses a luese jiopuiar prices. ,M ; ' $16.50, $19.90, $24.75, $28.50 to $49.75 " The Spring Suits '"VeposseHsiiis suiis of Ti-icotine, Pdli-et 'lwill, ll'wiJI 'Oord hnd- Tweed. Home 'arc heavily embroidered, others einbellislied 'with dainty stitched or braid iriin- limits, or jiipi'd witli eont rastiiijr eoloi-.s. I Sol h bell and wide sleeves. Crepe dc ...'Chine and silk linings. Exceptional values at . : , $18.50, $22.50, $28.50, $32.50, $36.50 to $48.50 Women's New HAND BAGS 98c Aii .iuterosijnsoffei'i'in f all 'lejiihei" ' biisw purses and bHVt.v boxes in a Var iety ot.sliapes and eolofs. . See' our window Co a is" '"New Styles ' Spring Skirts '. $5.50. to $16.50 A Irulv jf-onii)i-.elieiisive sliowiilt--iit the: varied skirt. .;st yleH.ror apriuft. t'hrili ttiutVarioVisly pleat ed models in a bewilder iiiK; array . of lieauiil'ul novelty fabrics, silks and woolen materials, colorful, and woven in a wide ranse. of pleasing patterns. For Women and Misses Clianninp'. stvles'in Vi cloth, with wrappy loo the newest ideas in tri llany are full silk lined, olhoi are all the nicities of finish," of elegance in. spring wr'apH calFi coats are a particularly fascinating dish models, truly temptingly jjri A I .. A. L'loiirs, lioivvia sXbai-k. or sefVi nuVinus, slees X ' ' V half silkMim Miiclr tlicV iV:;jAii ii V.lk'ctirV ced X ' I $12.50 $14.75 $19.90 $24.75 $29.75 $39.75. and Polaire i-fitted effects and collars. d. There u peril irity all, these n of ni(- THP! LAROIOHT CHAIN" UKI'AltT.MrlNT kSTOItB OUGAXIZATIOX IS TUK WOItLUa KrsmH llnr whk", c Ti ii wI ji' Cniiidr lust Satiiidino HM. nilln in i!-du ;. ilny for tludr homo In Hunker Hill, llldlllllll. .MIh Uiinu Slirrninii ol I.n Ornndt' spent limt work In I'nlon Koine ovrr tlio ImnkH In tlio eonni'r'H store. . Mrs. K. O. Y.pck l III nt lior h;m in South I'nlon nnd lir daiiKhter. .Mrs. Frnnk ('rule. Is ivit rrom I.n .gun,,,,,,; Ornndo tnkinit rnro f if li,r. , . ' Althoniih tho wi'iiihor h:m n it horn very rlcinont lornl hi-:!, ttrlionl boys nro Kcttiui; out ilml d-mv: miiih. trnrk work nnd othrr prm tliM'' lnok ini; forwnrd to tho nnini:il tr.tik licet. As soon hk tlio ground is in bettor condition tho work wtl. be liiished inoro rniildly. Kkim In the lonil mnrkef li.ivr been si'llllli; for SO rents, the drill ers KivliiK 15 rents, whlrh Is lowi r tluiii they Imve sold here for n Iim-l; time. j Mrs. ('. T. Uolley who tins volnu tiirily taken ilmrKO of the bvii' i.is lum room earn tnenlnx for the pust yi nr. ha. been unable to be ut ln r post for ieveral days on Heeount r illness iihiI ail full she hud In the 'ball, sht is better and ill be out .is.iln.ln ft fi' days. Mr I'. . Simnubr .ml two dailchl.r. kit l.t ei f.i' Knt, r- ipiiM li.i. Irill siuy for s,'v- eral ,, tt ...ilrr ill i, lend tsoinu b.tie: ili iu '.lie latter illy. east aider ol Main street reudv for thu iiubllr's pittromiKO. The Day. of Long Ago. Nnrthl'oor Jnek Is nbout down nd out. West-Hut he m a wonderful ARCHITECTS M EXHIBIT lllv A!sorlnled lre'l NKW YOllK, n.Mr. 21. The exhil.it of Amorirnn nrehitecture, urRanixrfl bv the American Institute of Archi- I torts nntl displayed in Paris nnd Lon don last year, has nroued so morn in ler of photographs of the most not- torcst abroad that plans arc now be- aide, buildinjrs in tho United States iiib mano lor snowine it in otner, and ,cnr0s(.nl9 nmnv A,rir!m :,,. ' .., European cities. The Royal Institute of British Arch itects has cabled Julian Clarncce Levi. Secretary of the Committee of the American Institute of Architects, pro posing n series of exhibitions in the t lurirer Enpl'sh cities. ShouM tnTs prove feasible there is n strong probability that the exhibits will then be sent to Italy nnd shown in Rome. The exhibit comprises a lanrc nuni New York, Philadelphia, Washington, oetroit Indianapolis, Denver, state cupitols in Connecticut, Wisconsin and Missouri nnd examples of the architecture of American ecclesiastic al and educational institutions. It was shown at the nnnunl exhibi tion of the Socictc des Artistes Fraji cais in Paris lust Spring and after, wards under the auspices of the Royal Institute of1 British Architects in London. A 5 V N V PURE CANE SUGAR , Your last ehaiice to get a sack at o'.S.'i, Qui' under, the mar-: ( V ket stock isaboVt sold outadvancing niarket will force'" ' us tn raise lac piv-ci on our car tnie 1o arrive next week to (lur flour sto von want to sa Xnllll INiWilM Pickett, Idaho trympie, v 1 ) 1.1 uir present low price is about gone, if a, sack on vniirnext siipplv, get it now s Bf or tne esi i.im t :.. $1.7-) 1.97 Jltya barrel and save more fit o o VI ire "fhe Thrifty Throng ERIZED 1 O n O w to . o
