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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1922)
Monday. April 17, 1022 T7X dTtTNTDTC flVTCNTNTfr OBSTCRYTClt TACT, TTTItTTR Local News In Brief IIXI1IIII Any L Grande subscriber to if ... ' rtl U .1 V 1,11 Mie uoBHiver wno uvea noi receive bis paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- ItctiirtiH to Homo Mrs. Mamie lfcirney hronie in IJolse, morning on No. 24 at returned to Idaho, this the cloths of Spent Master Hciv Mr. and Mrs. Krank-Uldwell left La Grande this uiorulug for their homo In North l'owder after spend ing the. KastiT holidiiys la La Grande and Island City. . , ., ... ., . ... a iiiimiwi a visit in L.aurunue ai ilie j x h01B of ni'r brother, C. 0. Black. will deliver a copy. Klglii Couple John Yute and UeorKo Hyde, both hailing from Elgin, aro La Craiulu business visitors today. They arc stopping at the Foley. Joseph Man lit Town Cm! Christiansen, a resident or Joseph, enmo in lust evening on the branch "no train and registered at the Foley. Spends Sunday at linker James Wright, proprietor of the Silver drill, spent Sundny in llaker where he formerly made his liome. Ho returned to La Grande this inortiing on No. 17. Leaving for fccntllc Mr. and M.S. L. O. Tingley ll leavo Wednesday for New Plymouth Idaho, -where they will visit for ti few days. iil'Ut wlilrli they will go to Seattle, whero lhey will make theli home. Arrived This Morning A. McKeujle Jleldruin, president of the Spokane University, arrived in La Grande this monning. He will deliver a lecture at the Christian church this evening. Iowa, has caused also a good po litical a'tory to conio forth. Cbarllo Is a brother of Represen tative Albert Hunter of Union coun ty, ibut Charlie is :and nlways has been a staunch republican while Albert is Just as strong in his Jof fersoulan ( faith, always (registering and running for office as u demo crat. SUNDAY SGHQO L At Savoy Today- Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Ulumcn- steiu. who make their homo In- El gin, arrived in La Grande last eve-'at Lono Tree, is ning on the branch line train and -rapidly, With a are spending today in La Grande They are at the Savoy. To IMay Wednesday The Greenwood and Hlverla base ball teams "Will play .Wednesday eve ning i.'i tho first league gume of the grammar school leaguo. Tho game was scheduled for last Friday but was culled off on account of th0 Inclement weather. To Hot Luke Mrs. F. A. iMcCullough and her brother, Alvin, left La Grande this morning en route to Hot Luke. They ure csitli(.its of Klgln and spent last night in La Grande. (iocs to Los Angeles Frank Tuckev, son of Mr. and Mrs.' E. C. Turkey, boarded No. 17 this morning en route for Los An geles, where he is planning on spending several weeks. WHf Leave La Grande M. L. Mct'ormlck has sold his home at ltil Adams avenue to W. D. Root, an O.-W. engineer, and ex" poets to locate elsewhere on account of his health. Mr. uud Mrs. Mc cormick h:ive resided in La Grande for many years ad ure umoug the city's best people. They huve a mul titude of friends who sincerely hope that wherever they select a locution that halth and happiness will be with them. Dance Coming The Ladies Auxiliary to tho II. of It. T., will give a dance at the Eagles' hall on Tuesday evening. Members of tho I). R. T., Ludles' Society to tho L. F. & E.. and the II. of L. F. & E., and their fam ilies are cordially invited. Work Going Abend The erection of the White I'ine Box and Lumber company factory, progressing quite largo number of men putting In every day possible, It Is expected to have It erected in a short .time, Tho concrete piles used as a foundation arc partially erected. CIS CANT T The members of tho 1L. I. S. Kun- iluy school classoB presento.l an Eas- Should tho two brothers bo, meet-j tor cantata at the church yesterday od to tile house of representative morning before a large audience of one will be with tho rtipuhlican side U-hurch members and their friends. County Court Hack Judge V. G. Couch and county commlsHioniers J. F. llutchlnson and Cecil Gnllowuy returned from Port land, where they met with the state highway commission. Mr. Hutchin son relumed to his homo1 in Union wliile Mr. Galloway registered at tho Foley, taking the branch line train this morning for Joseph. ' Stopped Overnight Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller left this morning on No. 17 for Portland, where they make their homo. They spent last night in La Grande ns guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Mackel. They are en route to Portland from Salt Lake City. Westminster Guild Will Meet Tho Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church will meet Tues day evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Turner, 1702 Washington. Miss Mary iNichols and Miss Ora Eckles will have charge of tho pro gram. and the other with the democratic side. Charlie broke the family's politi cal bonds, for tho Hunter family lias been democratic In yoirs past, when ho was quite young. The story goes that Just before CliurlU-. was old enough to vote ho weut Unto Wal lowa county to work.: ldavlng the parental roof where democratic dot- trlno was preachod with regularity. After getting his bearings in nl- lowa county he became associated with such men as iCcnd Holmes, who were republicans. Tho associa tion hart its effect for when Chnilie chst his first vote ,he broko away from tho Hunter political traditions and lined up with tho republicans where ho has been ever since. Charlie was born and raised in Union county going to Wallowa county when quite u young man where ho bus slued lived. Ho is ono of tho prosperous farmers and stockraisers of that county "and is well known. I'ho affair was under tho direc tion of Jacob Traynor, iMrs. Watt Coalwell iielng leader. A chorus sing several musical numbers. Bootlegger Pays Fine in Justice's Court O. I). Crowder wits this morning fined $250 ill Justice of the Pence A. C. Williams' court for violating tho prohibition law, having been caught with a still. Mr. Crowder lives near the city limits) of lii Grande and his plnco of Illicit biislnciss was raided Saturday evening by tho sheriff and his dep uty, who took the prisoner lnto cus toly lodging hlni behind the bars until tho time set for his trial, which was ,10:00 o'clock this morning. Looking for Locution Mr. and Mrs. W. E. arrived in La Grande from Lima. Ohio, and roglste the Savoy. They are touring Returns from California Miss Florence1 Ilriggs returned Saturday evening from California, where she has iboen spefuding the winter visiting with relatives and ; friends. She -spent a few days in Dadertcher Central Point and also in Portland yesterday on her return trip ed at ; the I Itetlli-lis to Lo.slinc west endeavoring to find a -favorable location and are giving La Grand,, the once over. Dance TONIGHT AT REX HALL Starex Orchestra Returned to l-:lglii C. P. Archanbanlt and W. 11. Hindimtin, both well known Elgin residents, returned to their homes1 this morning on the brunch line train. They have been 1; La Grande for several days on business und diit-lnir their visit h:ive heeti enests ' of the S-avoy. Edgar Marviu, who lives at Los tine, arrived In La Gmndo Satur day evening find spent Sunday in La Grande. Ho returned, to his home this morning on the brunch Hut train. During his l.-lslt he was a guest at the Soiumer. TFR VlMltt'd Hriv Mr. und Mrs. F. S. Si-Ibird n:;id her sister, Miss teuutce Gates, tent yesterday In (La. Grande as n nests the Foley. They re residents FILES FOR HOUS E CLUB TO HEM mwM Aneroid Lake Fishing Is Excellent (Continued from Page One.) "Onyx" Hosay "PoinU'x" pi. l z r.t.f The Hosiery of Fashion French & Greene Man Who Lent Papers to German Spy Will Retain Citizenship (By Associated Press) rOKTLAM), April Wocrndle, former Austrian -Joseph consul in tho procecdiiitfa instituted by tho government for cancellation on tho grounds that Woerndle permitted Hans Boohm, German ap. to u-e his passpoits hefore the Uni e I Slatej entered the war. of of Union, Miss Gates heing employ ed as teaeher at the Willow ereek school, vhre she wynt this morn ing to resume her duties. i , Stale Supervisor I .eaves Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Elliot return ed to I'ortliuid Sunday evening after sperditiK the weCk-end in La Grande combiniiiK business with pleasure. During their visit they were Kiiests at the homes of Mr. nind Mrs. W. js. Parker and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hill. Mr. Elliot also wih in at tendance at the meeting of timber men held Friday. While Ills rilluK for the legisla ture came as n surpt'ise to ulmoflt everyone, CharlieH A. Hunter of Wal- M inborn of the NeiKhborhood elub will be delighted to know that Misa Mary liulloik, one of Port land's exceptional pianists, will take part Ii the program of the flub tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Ilarley Richardson haa charge of the pro gram and her talk will be cm the "Trend of Modern iMusU'." Through personal friendship between Mrs. Richardson land Miss Bullock it was passible to obtain this talented young lady for the program tomor row afternoon and all the ladies of the club aro delighted to have the opportunity of hearing ;her amiin. She was In 1m Grande several months ro. Miss Florence" Lynch will render a vocal solo accompan ied hy Mrs. J. Donald Meyers. To morrow will ml so be guest day at the club. according to reports. Several sports men were lined up a I ting Catherine ereek anil their luck was just about the same iw In the Grande Jlondc river. Local spnrtsemu are of the opin ion that the cr eks and rivers In this locality will not be ready for good fishing until a period if three or four weeks u& elapsed provid jing the weather keeps warm. Try the special French Pastry with here, retains his Americia .-iuxenship jyour ice cream at the Palace Confec under a decision today by Jujliro Rran, tionery. ''r't NEW TODAY Hear the iMulrirutn lecture on the South Seas tonight at the Christian ehuich. 4-17-11 -p. ! ! FOR SAl.I'-l'Vesh cow. crs ll-X-7. Call Kann-4-17-3tn l''()It RKNT Kurnished housckcepinj; rooms, modern. 1418 Monroe. 4-17-2tr Will Leave for .Missouri Mrs. James Muir of 103 Green wood will leave on No. 18 Tor Moun tain Grove, Missouri, where alio has heon called by the death of her father, Mr. Freeman. . I WANTED Parties to sell our mcdi- cal preparations or will give apency i to responsible man. Good pay. OK remedies. P-Il Medicine Co., 1220 : N. Wall St., Spokane, Wash. 4-17-2tr Attention ! l you linvc anr cement work ymi want done why nut try 0. 0. JOHNSON Phone 2.J9-AV ar.c-a.de: -TONIGHT- Qood Clothes are Always Admired You can order the finest tailoring today at prices that are no higher than for ready-mades Shayne-Brim Hand Tailoring Every fabric is Pure Wool and garments are Hand Tail ored to individual order. At $270, $3000, $3500, 4000 and up, you'll find a big display of snappy, novelties. Better come in and make your selection now wliile the stock is complete. This guarantee is your pro tection "We are not aatitfiej unlets yoa are" Agency for Nettleton m Shoes for Men, dfafrClotiueiy Mnrriniie License Issued The county elork issued a nuir riape license late Saturday to Wal ter J. Moran and Mare.ello vli'ihaiu. Mr. Moran is an employee of the Observer, both young pe(v!e li'.if; In La . Grande. To Install Agency Osborne Adatnsnu, represontine, tho Curtis Publishing company or Philadelphia, Penn.; arrived in l.n Gr.uule Saturday evening and is reg istered at the Somnier. Mr. Ad.im sun nnnuutnees hia intentions of in stnlliiijr an anency in I. a (iraude that will serve as a distribution point for the towns In Union and Wallowa counties. Ono will be es tablished at linker in all probabil ity nind one has already boon lo cated lit Pendleton. Mr. Ailamsiin also belongs to the vocational di vision of his company, dcnllng in the training of boys for business and 'salesmanship in connection with his business. lie has just returned from an extensive canvass of the northwest and states that the fi nancial cnudltlobs In Washington and Oregon as slightly Improved. "Stabilization of our foreign ex ports is what we need to put lis back on our feet, financially, 'Vti lies Mr. Adamson. "A shoe factory will make enough shoes to supply the I'niled States lii six months what about the remaining six months un less wo can get our exports lined up?" He slates that ll over the northwest hi- finds the snme wcntlo r conditions as eastern Oregon is experiencing. Notice. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Broth el hood of Railroad Trainmen will en teitain with dancing the H. ot U. T. and their families, the Ladies' So ciety to the L. F. & E. and the Broth el hood of Locomotive Firemen and Knginemen at Entries' Hall, Tuesday evening. 4-17-21 FOR SALE Household furniture, beds and bedding-, Haviland china and cut glass, silverware, one range, two heaters, one refrigerator, gran ite ware, kitchenware and many other articles too numerous to men tion. Ilil2 Adams Ave. Phone l:!X-W. 4-17-lt FOR SALE Four little pigs, apiece. Phone Farmers l."5. .-.on 4-17-11 CALL FOR BIDS Bids will lie received by the City Manager for the rebuilding of tht Fair Ground fence on or-before April 2", 1P22. Specifications and bidding blanks will be furnished by the Cit Manager. 4-17-.'!'. Old Tyme Dance KVHIIT AT lHl'ltSDAir ZCUKK MGHT HALL The Lucky Lady draws the Dress on Thursday night at Zuber HalL P. J. Powers Big Unloading Shoe Sale New Spring Styles in Young Mctn's Oxfords at $4.45, $4.95, $5.45 and $5.95. These shoes are all new styles 'and mine in dark hi'own ai k'I Inn leal hers wilh welt s"cs ami rubber heels. All sizes and widths." The Bootery LA GRANDER ONLY 1 EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE 206 Depot St. Phone Main 113 GR0VER SMITH, Manager afmHfmvfrwVT&WFKiM w"f.v tryst VAUDEVILLE JEAN & SHAYNE A Bower of Melodies and Music BYRON & AILEEN Planning a Bungalow FITCH COOPER The Musical Rube. FLORENZ DUO Novelty Acrobatic Act Also J.P.McGOWAN STHE RUSE OF RATTLE A Western drama of thrills, suspense, Action, romance TUESDAY "Paying the Piper" A Paramount Special arc: C ARK ' WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD-USE IT COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER S " ivtmmmwmKiim THE MERIT" THE NEW SPRING HAT Is Out $5.00 You'll be happy w'hen you wear it! See it in our windows . 'IcMlay in oyster Vv in lii Hy tan in liavana brown J in mouse K'i'ey in sand tan ASH BROS. "Tho Store That Keeps l'ullli Willi tho I'eoplo" r H'.v .-. i.l. 4 If -.1 .l'OUT!.MI. iit !?.- 'sty.' :,i hi- oilay. ol.- )! iui:f ti r.'fi Iil'h tr 2i i-ents ii:her. prime oiiu'lils b'-iif) i 111.50 to 111.7.'.. Slur p and eccs jwere steiidy. Ui.?ir w.-fj three (cts hiL'bi'r. etr;iQculH's I0u ::5 iC0'.-;. t rial i H coat:.- W heat dj to o DANCEi Fivw vtve T Ipecial Values on Soaps IVORY SOAP FLAKES PEARLINE ' STEAM REFINED BORAX SOAP LILY WHITE 0 PEARL WHITE CHRY8TAL WHITE BEN HUB . VERIEESr V 1 " - o O i M ll' !IiotseMala35; , Free Delivery . . 0 A c o 0 o oo GROCERY H. H. HUG, of Elgin, Prop. i-O-O o
