La Grande evening observer., April 21, 1922, Image 5

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Local News In Brief
Any Lu Grande subscriber to
the Observer who does not receive
his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev-
ening, please call Western Union,
Main 24, and a special messenger
will deliver a copy,
U'r BpondiiiK the evening In l.a
Grande ut tho Savoy hotel, left thin
in or u 111 k on the brunch lino train
for Enterprise, where they will visit
for some time.
editor of the Itouilzer a few years , Hunker, of linker and Harry llunk-
neo, while both were residents ofjer, of La Gruude. She stutes tluit
Spokane, and wo are glar to wel-he had a very pleasant viit i,n
come thoni to I'olk county, allowing i Eastern Oregon.
they aro the class of citizens it Is I r
desirous to gain. rolk County ; Dunn from Wallowa .
Iteiulter.
jtcttirn front Kalem
Ccorir T. Coi brim returned from
Salem this morning ou No. 24. lie
bus been tliCro for a short time at
tending a water bojrd meeting.
Mother Improved
Mrs. T. J. SitokkIh returned to
her borne this morning alter spum
ing some time in Sheridan, 'where
alio hud been culled by the illness
of her mother. She reports her
mother Is recovering tiicoly.
Callctl by ltrot tier's IM-ntli
Mrs. Helen M. Cod ies left this
morning for Salt I.ako City, whero
she wan called by the death of her
brother, David Held, yesterday.
rilrchascs Home
Charles Wels, fireman on the O.
W recently purchased a home lo
cated at 140Q W avenue through
the Georgo H. t'urrey Ileal Kslate
Agency. Tho place was owned by
tho J. D. McKennoii cfctnte.
Inion Mayor Here
M. F. Davis, mayor of Union, Is
a La Gruinle business visitor today,
tie motored over this utoiwing and
is spending tho day hero.
Helm lied In Klgiu
Mr. and Mrs. II. Leonard, o
IClgin. returned to their home this
morning on tho branch 'line trnli u'
the close of a brief visit In Ln
Grande, During thoir . stay llie
wore registered at the Savoy.
tioes to l:igill
Fred Dubois, who makes bis home
at KUMn, spent a few days in La
Grande on tiiislnoss. He returned
to his Inline this moiling on the
branch line train.
lltiys Honu .
H. A. Davis and John Good have
Ipurcbased a home at 131:1 Madison
uvenuo from the J. 1). McKennoii
estate. Tho sulo was mudo by the
George H. Currey Heal Estate
Agecuy.
lie-turns front rcirtlanl
J. 10. Miller, local manager for
Albcrs Ilrnthers Milling company,
has just returned from Portland
after spending a week there on business,"
Arrived from Ivnst .
Curl Folsoin, of Philadelphia.
Penn., arrive 1 in Lu Grande today
from his home. He will spmd sev
eral weeks vlsitng hen? at the home
of his uncle, C. W. Strom.
Will Hie llallruail Hoys
Clarence K. Ilalston, of New
York, who Is flelnl supervisor for
tho department of safety, spent yes
terday In Lu Grande with the rail
road boys. In the futuro ho will
muko regular trips to this city for
inspection purposes.
Home from Ciillfoi'iiln
William Siegrist and family,, who
started on a long Journey lnteuding
to rniuble nroi(id for a year, re
turned from California a few days
ago to get a glimpse of old friends
mid enjoy a stay in Lu Granule be
fore starting on the next lap of
their journey.
Hack from Hnnsa.s
Mr. and Mrs. C. N Cameron re
turned Wednesday from am extend
ed visit in Kansas with relatives.
They wile, llorato icrmaucutly lu Lu
Grande.
To Indian Crock
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Splker left
La iruudo tills morning for Indian
Crook, where they will lca30 their
ranch umd attend to oilier business
matters before returning to La
Grande, whero they will mako their
homo.
Misses Ethel Snuffer and Margar
et L. McCrao of IWalloWu, arrived
In La Grande Inst evening on the
brunch Hue train nnd' are spending
a few days here. ''
I'
Hero from Toxa:
C N. Ilurko of llrci'kenridgc, I
Texas, arrived lu La Claude Thurs
day on bulness. : Ho' Is tici wuost of
Mr, Charles Plnylo, j
J !f
m aui-'s
1 1 ;
J. L. Atterbury waaj iiria4gnbd lu
Justice court yestrdioJ ' In. answer
a charge of non-supor ! Ilo lives
near Cove. Ho waived examination
arid was bound over to tho grand
Jury on $250 bunds,., ;,,
let III lied to llllbler
Mrs. S. E. Ileckett. who milk.?
bor hone In linbler, spent the past
two days visiting In Ln Grande lie
a guest at the Savoy. Sho returned
to her home this morning.
Stnnfield Man Here
G. I.. Dunning, of HtanfUld. nr
rived In La Grande last evening nnd
Is registered ut tho Savoy. He I'
here attending to some road 'bust
licss;
Moving to I'cmllcton
Mr- and Mrs. C. E. Krooburn and
! their two children spent lust night
In La Grande en routo to Pen
dlUiyg, where they are going with
the Intentions of locating there.
They formerly lived in CuMweH.
Idaho.1 Ilefore stopping at Pendle
ton they intend to visit with friends
and relatives in Walla Walla, Washington.
Tacoma Attorney in t'lly .
J. M. Ashton, n prominent attor
ney of Tacoma, Is In La Grando to
day. Mr. Ashton was, formerly as-
1'astor in Town . Isoclatcd with the Northern in the
Uev. and Mrs. II. S. Hughes, of! days when Mr. Hunt was attcmpt
Union, motored (over to La Grando j tug to bulls! a railroad through the
this morning and arc upending lliejGraudo Hondo valley,
day here on business, ltev. Hughes '
is pastor of the Prcsbytcrlon church Traffic Accident
at Union. A traffic accident orrurroil on the
Intersection of Depot and Ada ins;
Ijcave for Kvtcnilcd Trip yesterday aft.'Miioon at about 4:110
Mr. and Mrs. Denver Charlton J o'clock, when a Ford runabout driv-
left this morning for Houston, Tei- Ion by Fred Owsley was lilt by Cnrr's
as. Mrs. Charlton is going as a furniture truck. Tho truck received
delegate to tho L. S. of U. of L. F. ' very littlo damage and tho Ford
Sc K. convention, which is to be was damaged only slightly. , ,
held there. They will stop at Hood; . '
Illver and Portland on their way j()n Way to Enterprise
alnd will visit New Orkans nnd Chi- Rev. K. ijr. Snyder, who has been
cago before returning home. preaching in the middle west for th"
r .; past six months, nrrived in l.a Grande
Streets lletng tirailed . 'today on his way home to Enterprise.
Now that npring is hero, the city 'lie says the middle western country i.i
street department lias started' torn by storm and tnnt tho rains
smoothing ;np the unpaved streets are interfering with farming ami
i with the grader. After several days business. Uev. Snyder will proliab'7
'work with the mnohlno many of remain in Wallowa county during the
: the deep ruts resulting from the summer.
j uso of tho streets during that wet I -
weather, have been smoother over; Cases Postponed
and vehicular travel Is easier aguin. Tho trials of J. E. Lerchur nnd
i It. A. Alexander charged with driv-
! I'rngram Tonight ling Mack trucks with Ford licenses
I Tho Girls' Friendly Society wllUaud Clyde Charlton and Wm. Ni-
give a program this evening nt barger, both charged wilh speeding,
! Honan ball, at 8 o'clock. There ' that were to have came up this
will bo dancing later in the eve- morning In the police court at
lilng. No admission will be charged ; 10:00 o'clock, hnvo been (postponed
but a silver offering is to bo Ink- i until Monday morning at 10:00
en up. j o'clock.
K.'iJ' $ d
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New House
Dresses
A new lot ( e'ivt Flint's rnul cropos
tilso ci't'toui l ;ui l crt'pf! ooinliina
timis. Something absolutely new!
I'l-icod from .8) to . 1.00
French & Greene
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
and Shoes
llldwell, North Powder, John Me
lton, SuminervHIiv Lylo II. Kiddle,
linbler, John Graham, A. J. Tucker.
S. K. Harris. E. G. Ilalley, E. ().
Wilson and Jesse .('rum, of the va
rious Elgin prcliitcts, C. II. llidnell,
Island City. ' '
NEWSGNSGDING
ON LILLY STORE
coiner this sture is Koin to be equally
as (food."
The I.a Oraudo Investment company
which owns the corner buiL'ing vacat
ed hy Mr. Lilly is having extensive re
modeling done. t,
After jnovlnp; his entire haidwure
'othian ni rordaiul
(Ji'onro T. Cochrnn of I,n. (ir:ilulc'.
statu water superintendent, was rou-l01 ' tho Palmor-Koeiuh build-
istoiod at thfl Impi rial whllo on his injr where the hardware atorc has been
way to SaUnu. Siipuwiaion of thv.iucatvd for many years, Krnnk Lilly
! liny Land
Homer C. Wilson purchased a
tract of land yesterdny from ChnrUN
fcpent Evening Here
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson, nf-
n:.z ' jazz i
Dance
Saturday Night
Starex Orchestra
Knaut. Mr,. Wilson will engage it:
the chicken' business on a large
iSealti on his new location. Mr. and
jMrs. Knalltz exect til leave;.) soon for
mo coast, wnero tney vfii niaac
their homo. The sale was made by
tho Geo. H. Currey Ileal Estate
Agency.
waters of tho state nnd of their up
propriatloii, distribution, and livr-l,mil eMing reaiy f;r husiness.
lo.l, and tho adjudication u exist
ing water lights, aro soiiie of the
things which occupy the llnio mid
atli iition of i.Mr. Cochran. Crcgon
lliehcst price paid for clean, larjre
sized cotton rags,
IiACS Wanted at The Observer.
t'rauiers Welcomed
J. I,. CrHiupr, who last fall iur-
jchiuwrda small farm near Parker
from J. W. Hobinson, was lu Dallas
one day lust week anil inudc a sub
stantial purchase of furniture. Mr.
fiaiiier and family arrived April
list from La Grande, where for a
j number of years he has beiii ne
j rotary of tho Y. M. C. A. Tho
Cramers were well known to me
Ilium In Town j Commit loenicn File ..
Churles S. Dunn, exrregistrar of I Those lu Union county who have
the land office, arrived yesterday ! filed for precinct cominltlcelmoii are
from Tacomn, tVash., where ho now) as follows: L. L. Sno.lgrass, W. I). I
makes Ills home. Ho will spend a Grnndy, J. L. Munhall, Einnlt. Mill-'
few days in La Grimdev visiting with ering, S. I). Williamson,, I'uvld Ktod-j
friends. ' idard, It. J. Green, "W.. (1. Sawyer.'
!J. !H. 'Poare, Henry Snau, H. W.
Tiiiiring to Coast . ;ltiley, and C. M. HuiiHIh''.v.ft,1.f'ir tlv j
It. F: Clnrk, of Contact, Novada, i various districts lu La "Grande, ' II. I
was a guest of the Savoy last night. ) H. illuron, linbler, L.' ,A., I'rescott, I
Ho Is touring from bis homo to linbler, O. K. ; Haller, Anti lopej
I'lirtland and wnsforcul to ship his Creek, William Eckstein, PaJnier
car from here to Pendleton, where jJunctlon. John Gilkinsou and I-'. A.I
ho will rcs'imo his trip. . ... . .
Attention !
f you liave any cement
work ytui want done
why not try
1 0. 0. JOHNSON
Phone 2.j9-"V
haw uinde a record in placing his slock 1
I
Today he has sign painters t work
placing signs on the new location and
beautifying the front.
I like my new location very much,"
remarked Mi. Lilly, "and while I was
a fixture for many years on the old
KALER NURSERY
Now shipment of Flowering
Almonds, Rurtbrrry, Spiroas,
pink and white, and Hoses.
Raspberry Plants, .Gooseberry,
and Hod Currant Hushes. Am
also clearing out Hudglng,
Shade and Ornnmcntal Trees
al lolis thun cost.
v Alfred Milne
CARR'S
WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS
GOOD USE IT
COMPLETE HOME
FURNISHER
'if "ilj
Man! Man!
Look at How x
Little We Ask
for Hats
TelinU Season Starts ,
The tennis court ut the Y. M. C.
A. has been openend and a number
of tho tennis bugs wore practicing '
today. A schedule for the1 Inter
mediate and young men's gym class
matches will bo prdjxired soon and
it is announced that Inter in the t
season some tournaments will bo :
held? . . I
Accepts Position
C. V. Einaliolser, for the past
ten years manager of the Oregon
Grocery comnany, and well known
in local sporting circles, has accept
ed a position us . sales manager
with Lung Co.. Portia! id. Mr.
Emahelser announces his Intention
of leaving fur Portland about the
first or .May, where lie- will take
up his duties iu his now capacity'.
h'inlit when everybody's blossoiiring out in new
sprintf liK
lTp to the minute st vies .aii't-bc-bettered values.
15tmSlU at lowest i i'cs from the "better" l'-it i..5ik
crs who see "better" times in shortened prolits and
more sales. - - -
Jlere's a shade to' make
'cm sit up and take no
tice "Steel firay."
Oiiic.- in all models
but the "biiifie-crease"
is most populcr. Witilit
up to snap iyoii'11 like
it ! At this price you'll
bin- it $4.85
(ioh' to I(,r( la iitl
Mm,, M. A 'Hunker rottirned to
Her' lionif! In Portland tli Is nioriiibR
on No. 17. Sho has been vfsltiim
in La Grande and IJiiker for about
five weeks with her two sons, AVynu
AB;C-A.D-e1
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TODAY and SATURDAY
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Jr5E L.LAJ'ty -re$cnH
02QGiw.ncwlQywlure t
Adapted from "The Quarry" by John A. Moroso
NOTE
The newest shade--"sand-tan."
The newest
shapt "the b i n fi e -crease."
Silk-triniined
and silk-lined contrast
injr dark brown band
with lw on the side.
Narrow brim: well-rolled
at the b.wTst price
in tovn $4.45
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Hy Aflseeiatcd Press)
PORTLAND, Apr. 21. Livestock
was steady, eggs were weak and but
! ter firm today. Wheat was $1.3 to
' $1.29.
. TIES
Xew shiiuneiit of beaii-
We've f,'ot 'ein all ail
colors all sizes all
ulinlmu l'.vlTft llillir front
the Miap' in'otlels to the . . til'ul Tien., Onr stock is
tl i 5; ni f i o'tl kind! for , y 1WW coinplete in this
Dad. The "bankers'.' i. (nK,;K.v' Xeek
motlel iii.poai-1 ftrav will V". :1 ' iKlltJ
please Jiini. $5.45 . . wear, from (0c t$Z.Zo
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What the National Board of.. Review., said of thin
picture:
"This is an exceptional photodrama of prison
life, rising to a unique and powerful ckamatic situa
tion. Thomas Meighan does some oi his best work
for the screen. The entire production i3 well balan
ced and out standing,"
Also Showin. International News
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$6.00
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$9.50
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ASH BROS.
"Xlio Store That Keeps l'altli Willi tlio Ccoplo"
Old Tyme Dance
KVI'.IIY
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The Lucky Lady drav8
the Dress on Thursday
night at Zuber Hall.
P. J. Powers
aimiiisj .4 p uj .!.M1,"i1tsm( wi!r:
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HALL II
DANCEi
Eagle's Hall
' Old Time Saturday o
cDance Tickets 50c
Plus War Tax 0
Garden Seed
. FRESH VEGETABLES, SYRUPS and HONEY
.LUNCH GOODS
' Lunch' Tongue, Potted Delicacy, Deviled Ham, Deviled: .
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Meat, Dried Eeef (sliced) Corned Eeef
"The Kleaii'Kut KasK Grocery -
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