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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1922)
Umdav. Mrtr JlfW? ITS' ORAND'R TCYT.NTfi'O OBSFRYTCR WOODMEN HOLD N T AT UN (Spoclnl to The OWrv) UNIU.S, May l. iMMtnct Deputy Km Uy of the Modern Woodmen i', A mi lieu hus been h Union for kcv eral w'ek jtecurtiiK uiniliiluU and getting reudy Tor the oriranizntion of a M. W. A. camp here- l.at Sul- j Urciuy mirth a te:im Horn kukit came PIOUS WHITER ial:e place here on the latter daf. Taking eiuouiajfemeiit from th Immper crops ilnd fair price reivit.i for their prune during the pot few j'aum, ntwiy oichuidi.fttt, hihI turnip new vintuiL-rt, are ftcttinir out n' pi line orchard. Some are putting out Hcveial acres of new tiHs . The boys of the irradc s:"hiMi!s uh- en d in tho banelmll wni ( Walnl' if Kil'fiWK Nik ( 'jt '-! question t v Minn ovcUM Krar-l,,or,uniP " """''rrhu-f, po-haps, . i ,' '"-ver the breath of a mm hour, :. Lift. IS II SUICIDE;: 'Itm'ndiiy af'Urnnon, when the 5iih grade boH c r o h n e d tuil with the (tpventh. The jemm loubt and ei'j.'d i a victory for ih upper jjrude hry, who had the i:h-. r u little out-classed it t sue. While playintr ball on the tchM their t.vi r.if -i:xhlh nmuul cuti.'.er;-' of whoopint; cout'h. with pronoune tlon' - ;mim -.-h. It 1h ta(e an I plea unit A.- for the perfumer who mUi take. Adv. toilet water, the ito;'iui ion has I huiitf the bluvii flay on nivh evil- ; doerrt. AH in all. thu hia,-h owl i i nn uet little comfort from the perfume manufactureih' attitude on the lie'J A hat .alcohol they jret wiii Kudcd NK ttVOKK, May r tntnud. tynx-tv 1 uleutti over iu.' nut on the work, Deputy -niv i-u Ha dCoiiHUl for the Pacific Coast II. J"'1'1 ut ""knee. muinn , h11 frt , .iimnm, a thoiiKand urlin V. ld-es wan nicstni and hail charire f the Heivim of u physician. At Pre. f - of the meeting. Several auto loads " rupuny impruMn. with powerful deeper idoes. Antiquity of Honey. 1 Nick Car ! n'Ml0' l probably f,P niost nndent nan inwinrnni or alt nwvot ftuun. ts jieniKrep in iiiIT tlian tlie pyinmffN. rnia;.'or(ix iiimoi iv.'lpo fur jm). evity whs: "Cut iiotlihii! on has , 'amc over from I .a Grande ami the weie several visitors from Cove, North l'owder and a few from othar loi.'tre. The Haker delcjration num bered about thi . ty and altogether there was uhout as bijr a crowd as the K. I. Hall could accomodate. Twenty-two young men were initiated by the Maker team. Tins was finished a-houL eleven o'clock Jar '. the next hour was spent in enjoying spefche. by the head officers of the various camps represented., and by Waltrr M. j Piwee, who is state lecturer for this j fraternity. Next u light lunch was served and afterwards the iuw rm n-! In h piocecded to 01 ganie ()i eg m j Trail I.odgt. The follow! ig officrs were duly elected and installed: Hor j ton, Vcu-iuble Consul; Kiwin, Wor thy Advisor; Paul Cook, Past Consul; I Moriis, Hanker; Hani, Kacort; Mat-! tox, INt'i; lliatt, iWulchmun, nnd i; ililmore. Sentry. Dr. (Jilmore was M' ' elected as camp physician. Harris, 'J'nbin and Ulacker wcie si leeted as trusttH's for the new o:lgo. Meetings will ! held twice a nic'.i.h, on Kii lu evenings. Iksides the beneficiary candidates there weic five who will be only social memlMrs of the new lodge. The meeting closed ubout three- o'clock Sunday morring. At thfl loeat try-out at Ihe Stock Khow g'ounds last Friday afternoon, (hero was some fast work exhibited by i-eveial members of the high school trnrk team. It was tha senior class n gainst the remainder of the school and the former won the contest by on ly a few points- Kuhn In showing ul in his ui-ual fc.m in the high hurdle. The Cook brothel's tied for first hon om in the vaulting, and all through Ihe entire list of cve-nts the boys are Knowing up mil well. Several of tlie teachers acted as judge and the schools were closed at twi o'clock in onler to permit tlje chihlren witness ing the contests. .Mrs. L. A. Cook, who has been at Hot Lake for several weekii for her health, was brought home Inst week and ifi slowly improving The Missionary society of the M. K. church met 't Wednesday at the home of Mis. .kss Spencer in South . Union. Mrs. K. K- Heulrr was lead er. A light lunch was served. ' Hurl Swiger was taken to Hot Iakv u few days ago to receive treat ment for hiH heart, which has become affected as a result of the flu. He will probably remain at the sanator ium for Mime time. At tho last re port he was a little better. The ivgulnr nueting of the LadieV Aid will be hel l next Tuesday after noon instead of on Wednesday, this latter date conflicting with the coun The Union tUpublican has pub lished u list of the commit tecs lr j hie Stock Show. The different de-j I, ........ ...... .... f., ....... L'-. I Mnith; judged, Iicnon and Withy conile; cla .tL.t alion, tCoupei ; n.j- miums, lien-ton; admission, Co.-k; ac comodations, itaird; transportation, j Couper; publicity, C oupi ; piUtu his Mte u in si theirs hi i rUniles w.ir on orynnlt'd vllllanv. .tut fr.tr fear of old ago and; btvonihitf a burden ou hU friends-- him at taut, and he fired bis luM hoi Welnemlay. killing him- st-lf iiiKtuiitly, ( The body of Kretrb k Van Kni:-, salaer Dey wun found til the Hot' 1 -rouiKb "Utm l .NyacK. iiesnio u was a Withycotr.be; sports, Ucnson; music, n0M! lo Deputy rniiem t nmrnWHiuner po Wright '"ru lUi noifu i ii lit;1 1 or r a u roi I telling tho Inspector why he had thus dosed his earner. Another Jiote to Major Joseph Caecavajo, a friend of years, told how "thing have gone to smatli I am tired out and want to try the long slotip. It is no sudden dcrlKEon. I c.nniot stom ach the thought of growing old and being a burden." So Nick Cart,er died. bread but bone-, your Whooping Couli. STEAMER ThlB is ii V(iry laiiKru.i dlnniiM . i pnrlliulaily t ihl.'di'Pii uii'l-r fii-' yi'iirH tit iiri', Imt vlim nn jt (iiirlr, i'Oili't:ii' or ntlio oplati- l Klvcn. In eiislly ruroil ly clvin ; ClininhM'hiln'n (.'ouiili Itnmi'My. jiiti IIPlipil) IH'llfiVB Unit It IllllHt nil il not kiMiU'lnK that thu tin . In vi'ry much nliori i-iifil. mid tl:a; llKire Ik llttln dali;'r from tht Ki'aKu when this romrdy is niv'Mi. It linn In-cii iiKcd in miii-iy (i.ijdt'iaii-H i BOX PAPER Odd lines lo (dean li; fnir stuck. - If !iil:i r jn-iros fivnn , (!.")!- Your Choice 47c All Hood, clonn stuck. lct a siiiuiii(,i''s supply. L & L . Pi II G CO "Try Ilic Dills Sloic I'li-sf Every atom of- t 7 DoJ Cyr)t.iL'nrhiivi9 with mr . FOR POWER, f i no gasuiuic ui uan.jf POWER. It is refined to vaporize trior- j. t ouehly. Every atom of it mixes in the ;?' i-.'-a. 'i HOUTE PLANNED inc Will I'lv lio- twcon Thf Dallas and As toria, Announcement Says ASTOkfA, May 1. Announce ment of negotiations which are con sidered certain to result in the estab lishment of a river steamer freight j route from The Dalles to Atori"il and of u subsidiary line of smaller vessels to ply the, Columbia east of The Dalles was made at the lajt meeting of the Port of Astoria com-; misvmn. Hi T 15 T one-eleven cigarettes HOTELJPEO; ASHLAND, May 1. Plans for a modern hotel, with all conrllbu- j tory altraetlons, to be located In ! Ashl ind and to b the central f ea-1 turn lu tho developing H of the see-; nle and tourist advantaxos of Sou t h - J'he effect of such a steamboat scr- 'n Oregon, were outlined by A. L vice would be to overcome the 10 per cent differential in rail freight nttcs ordered by the interstate ec-minere1 commission anirust Astoria and 1'uget Sound cities from points in the ("olumbin basin south of the Snake river. It would also icive the wheat growers of this district it bet ter fi urine on their product because the water-shipped rate has already been arranged at a figure below tho best existing rail rate to tidewater Linger marketing facilities would al so b eavuiluble at tho tower trans portation rale, not only to the basin south of the Snake but to the whole of the Inland Kmpiret The plan, which Includes the oper ation of libt (halt rrafl east of The Dalles and the transfer of the freight to larger river5' boaU urn) lo bat pes at The Dalles, is being: Projected b Astoria buy erf and shipping men nnd by interested farmers of the Inland Kmpire. - ty track meet, which is scheduled to Adv. Chnniherlnln'M Tablets mv Mild nittl (jenlle hi lirrecl. The lnxatlvt effect of (Miaii.bor- I tin's Tablets Ik tin ml U! nnd Keiitb1 that you 4'ain hardly realize that It Iiiih been (produced by a me.'lclne Itlehmond, Southern ('allfornln lintel operator, to thft eltizenB' hotel com mitten, whlrii met lu ennferenee with li 1m Wed n esday a ft ennoon . The plan rails for the formation of a company with capital enough to swing a big Kiroposltlon, no stick to bn sold, but with Nrst mortgage bonds bearing 6 pet cent Interest,! of which Richmond said ho and ' his uKHnclnten would take, one-half I or more. ; M M tM m te mk f"ji 4 ait UK . i!'.'.,.' il tihz? i Three Frtnuttf Pal . . TURKISH rf X Aw HOOCH OWLS HOOTED OUT NKWi YORK, May 1. Hooch owls .shiill not hoot thtir hoots at the- mcni- Dcrs of thi- Munuinrturinir 1'iMfiiin- t'rii'S ussociution, nor try to hide the radiant odors of the synthetic orimiro blossom or llronx behind the delicate perfumes property lijonniiitr in mi lady's liouiloi:. The lioollexKer is to be driven out of the toilet water busi ness. This is the decision of per fume manufacturers m.etinif here in em mm-.- f . -ty::', .jv;.'-ciV-. ' BURLBT it ll 4 'mm mm Ml, - m r carDuretor witn trom u to 10 nmea m v; volume of air for POWER. With "Red Crown" you get ready starting rapid acceleration greater mileago a con- ffi tinuous stream of power. i ? i ' Runyourcaron Red Crown" and norA- 'r;f ing else, and you won't have to bother ''X with carburetor adjustments. It is uni- form in quality wherever ana wnen ever you buy it. ' ''.if il.j Fill at tb Red Crown sign at Service y- 3 Vt:t n - .'...v. .L .t.' otaiions anu garages anu ui uiucr dealers. V; STANDARD OIL COMPANY " (California) e Gasoline of Quality FIFTEEN t JR I Economy Filling Station Opens With Cut of 2 1-2 Cents a Gallon on Gasoline We are here. .. Now listen to onr new prices on gasoline a saving of $25,000 to car drivers this season. . The Union County Automobile Association addressed the following let ter to us: AViulf Urns. i('!itlciiicn: t ' K-' Lit (Inutile, Ore, April liiltli. At ,t nuvlinir of tlie t'ninii Cuiuity Anlimiohile Assncint ion Aril L'!)tli I ittii ilii'ci tcd In cull your attention to prices we nre paying for Hiisnline here nini oilier cities or neililiorinn p.wns. We lielicve we nre Htitled lo it reduc tion. We lielicve lli.it it will stiiinilate the liiisiness. At the present war prices it is almost proliiliitive to run cars, tliankin.n iyon for an early reily. I!y Order of the Kxecnt ivc ('oinniittc'e, A. V. ANDRF.WS, Seey. HERE IS OUR REPLY Second to none in this territory. We are cit ix.ons .of La Grande and claim the distinction of lieiiii; the only independent oil company in the stale with headquarters in On-on. It is to our mutual lc)iel'it to work together. Win not iatronie home industry ami help Imild up ).!. coininunity i Ask I'o'r , noinv (las which is true -asoline and Supremo l'.rand .Motor Oils 'which have a lu-h flash and lire test and we are sure they will please von. We know we have heen a real benefit to you ly makin.a: it' possible Vr von to buy gasoline nt :0U; Now il' you think we are deservim; we will 'appreciate your pat miiage. Phone 513W Wade Oil Co. Xh a new package that fits ihe pocket At a price that fits the pocket -book The same unmatched blend of Turkish. Virginia and BuRLEYTobaccos t WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar The above statement means, just what it says. Others think so, why not ymi (live its a trial order ami be convinced. Yon save on everv article when von trade at Coannteed by lieA5 ft FITTH AVE. " I IX TUMI tll All, Piiie Mil! Wood 1 1' Lay in your winter's supply now,: while you are able to get it. $3.50 per load. THE GRANDE RONDE -' LUMBER CO. J. G. H OL M GROCER Quality and Service. FREE DELIVERY CALL MAIN -13 Hams and Bacon That ll.ive thai Mood Tbrnie Cured Flavor EETTER COSTS LESS A trial order will convince. on that there is not a i superior brand on the market The Grande Ronde Meat Co. m PRICES on Tires, Tubes, Gabriel Snubbers, Bumpers, Spot Lights and Tire Chains. Over stocked and: must move them We want vour reDair business on any make of car. Our Guarantee is what you need on your repair work Home of the Chevrolet and Nash. BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE AVERY HARRISON, PROPRIETOR LA GRANDE CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLY CO. General Contractors and Builders Screen Doors, Windows and all kinds of Mill nnd ....Cabinet AVork. Kstiinates on Tlate Mlass and.... Store Fronts Phone 428-J Cor. Greenwood and Madison La Grande, Oregon H. P. Neilson apd Chas. E. Harris, Props.
