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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1922)
TYidiiv. May .", 1022 TTX flT?ATF, KTTCNTNO OP.STER- WiM unfamiliar jtms, ti: Jcsm vwMrh ila- familiar J&y x!Pk kwMm, :l--J wfegfiw iv iaf Vl 1 Tw 0 I I aX, V V-" ' - . -Kyn V SENATOR tft tYHl BEGIN TO THPOW - LS yf ' '' V'' owes twsr about NMvrir, yY V Mi , ' ffaC fyM CONSOLATION POfi TN CQtCHt. JCWV 0., MMFDATnYFT! PRZSEHTNff 4 SftfHD NW DIMS TO A S(rtAV SCHOOL PUPL : Dome his bit in lbmvns me stags. S4se Kum ciocni6' 'i- sir & 3000 clim cooipge LoowiG rox me FUOW4tVflOMMTD Wf fCf-PfiSSipflcy. BOOTHS? VOLSWP. 7NeM7t piscowtex op wood alcohol avp opigihator op me "yetsr popt HALTH"MCH'fitenr. " MRAPSO HIS?eCHT VISIT TO CHICAGO (me WM WAS FROM THF STaOfmUPS') C M l GO ON LONG HIKE (Special to Tni Observer) COVK, .Muy B. The Open Cycle girls went up Will crei'k. for a picnic aiJ "steuk fry" after school on Mon day. Twelve (rirls tecuived th'-ir badges for earning 200 credits which entitles them to the name of "Daugh ter." Those present wh rfi?eived their budK-4 wire Ruby Sharp, Olive Delaney, Kloience Deluncy, Lola Mu'--ten, Violet Uloom, Grace Goyette, Ruth llerford, I.aura JlichaadS. Mildred Richards, Loretta I.oree, Muy Luree, Zela Goyctt. There were also present Nina I'ctrnnan, Vera I.loyd, Mild'cd Kulp, l.ylvia Coons, Mis. U 't. Dyk ftra, their leader, tind Mis. Thlos. Towle. Father Walsh of l.a Grande was i i Cove on WeJnesdny. Services were held at the residence of R'i!ph Com Rlock. The two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Wilion is on the ..ick list. Miss Clarice Conklin has been out of school for a couple of days en ,-.c 'ou!i. Democratic Middy vvv..: of illness, but s able to roturn aunin. Rev. T. H. Osborne of LtjiTnl , N. Y., the "drum:ner evangelist" is ir Covo holding revival servi e Ser vice every evening except Sntu:!.iy. He comes here from Kluin, whni? he hns held a most suceeasful ir.ei't.itij?. Mrs. Eva Duncan has beer iipjoiri- ed on the executive board of the f-nrm Kureau A committee from the Womim's Club met with the City Council their regular monthly metiiiK er, George Corpe, at El Mo'ite, Cul ifornia. Mia. E. C Uor an.l Mrs, Kran't Miller will entertain the Ladfe.V Guild at the Rees home on Thuir;Iay, May 4. A petition to open a street connect ing with Main street anii' 1 uniting south on he east Hide of 'Bloom's store, as before the council at their regular meeting Tueaduy evening, Muy 2. This proposed street 'would mn through the property owned by Mrs. llattie Alexander, but tho ncU- Tueaduy evening. Miss Eva Uukur is lion stated that Mis. Alexander would quite ill at her home north of town. give a strip of land 20 feet wide run Alvin Lloyd, who was injured mix-up with a mule at Tciocaset :ast week, has been brought t his home eher- He is recovering from hi. in juries. Clarence Heryford had t!u misfor tune to mash a thumb eaIv thi.s week. The stockmen are taking thir . tok to the runget. There is such n short age of hay that in spite of the snow still in the mountains thU rns be come necessary. A number of the dairymen at this place will sell their milk to the ci."f-t factory at Union. The factory wil: send out a truck and" gather up iV. milk and pay a price in lu'vatui' o: what the creameries offer. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Connnl'y, with their children left this morning fur a trip through ICalifornia. They are travelling in pionerr style, are equip ped with cook outfit and all (he para phernalia to camp and thorntg": joy tne trip, ihey will ctmp Denby Tests New Speed Boats y nmg through her property in ex change for the triangular strip of land running along the entire front of her residence property and now owned by the city. This transfe; met favor by a unanimous vote of tne council and tne exenange win ae made and the street opened. Silas Kozer, one of the. city coun cilmen, having resigned, Joe Coyette was appointed by the council to finbh his unexpired term and was duly sworn in. T. G. Wilson, the city re corder, was absent, and G rover Duffy was asked to act as recorder KvIIh of 'oust Ipnt Ion. Perhaps the most serious of thf diseases caused by constipation Is appendicitis. If you would avoid this dangerous disease,4 keep your bowols regular. For this purpose Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent, easy to take and mild and gentle a::.M in effect. Adv. spend days or weeks, a their fam-v dictates, but their ultimate object will be the home of Mrs Connuily's fat'-' Tlisrhest price paid for clean, larpa sized cotton rags Th middv blouse ha become art Institution, changing 1U ttyle only allRhtly from" year to year. The! nevOt longwalsted, the full ness gathered in a wide girdle but-j toned oeacn blp - 1 FOR BABY did -ajT7 Ivory J Natural and Blue Kecrptorv of tho Navy Denny tnlu n a irlnl spin In one of the nev Ipo.tIh bmr-ht from England for coast imtvol duty. It nmOn 42 knots - -Inst a few nuiro dnys to Imy your siloes at tlicso prices. $3.05, $4.45, $4.95, $5.45, $5.05. Ox Cords si i ii I S1i"i Pumps of All Kinds mid Sizes and' Widths. The Booteryi For Shoes That Are Different 20G Depot St. Phone Main 118 GROVER SMITH, Manager OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results Is economical in cost and use FULTON SUPERFINE REED CARRIAGES Our new stock just received. From $27.50 to $75.00 EASY TERMS I II, B01EM1P CO. ' "licttcr Furniture J'oP Less"' 0 W CDHTIMTSIlf- IAH N6 Makes the sweetest and most whole some foods, Is the largest selling brand in the world- it never Ound Cn of Calumet Contain oam bjhinu' powders t 07. Conn itbtcad of cone, be lure you tfet lfl A come IG a O pound when Laugh and Grow Fat! The Merry Makers of L. H. S. In Their Second Annual Showing High School Auditorium, TO-NIGHT at 8:15 O'clock Sec! Hear! Ghost Dance, Old Home Town, Darktown Chautauqua, Julim; Acrobats, Afri can ('utups, Minor Five Orchestra. Adimission, Peservcs nflc; Palcony 3"c IJeservcii Seats at Silvcrt horn's " Thursday, May l, 8:00 n. in. .
