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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1922)
Monf1.lv. "r;)v R, 1f)22 nRWnVE flVTlNTNfl ITRSTCTJVTCl? ran a five i ' IN THE OLD' HOME TOWN "nCKE- v-. riMi V HUM) 1H1 I PALM AuAiN,; ' YOU FAHI tf I OMMERVK 1 MY FIH, y 4. 1 1 II I II Hf-WT I .SlifS .1 r: .jiugwa-rnin coin I nj; -barkv. Visitors lounged around the linker Club 'home and iduyed golf as they felt illks The linker player outshone jtlia La Grand era. howover. In the I mutter of golf winning handily on i the point system. Those from La il.rnnde who scored points Included i Claude Scranton. 3; Dr. Murphy, jli -Norman Freose, 1. The local people reported a very cordl.il re- Iceptliin at linker uud hope to re ply I lip compliment Home time this month. accommodute Ills -patients. -. In addi tion to the reception room uud of fice, two other rooms have been arranged to accommodate those coming In for treatment. He an nounces that ho la arranging for some new eiiulfmcnt with the view of Increasing the efficiency of his practice. Drs. J. L. and Margaret Ingle fittond to leuvo fur Lou An geles some time this summer to take n post graduate cunrse in the Los Angeles College uf Osteopathic l'hygliiiins and Surgeons. NEW TODAY i l'mrell Uonds I Dob Johnson, a resident of La , G ramie, was arrested Saturday eve Inttig for drunkenness uil gave $10 I bonds which wore forfeited by non I appearance In the municipal court this morning at 10:00 o'clock, the time set for hla trial. Upturns Home Miss Isel Hunter, who was oper ated on at the Grande Homle bus pltal some time ago, was able to return to her home yesterday. She is getting along very nlcoly. H"CF. IrtKAiA 1HL FAMOIft FOS? I U'lli Tl.llur AMP PALMCjT. METT A DISfM 151 ILt CUSrOHt .THIS NCC.N lpveft for Kiisl - Mr. and Mrs. Alrln Snapp left .this morning on No. 24, bound for ! Grand Itdplds. Michigan, where they jwill attend the American Federation iof Musicians convention. They will rbu gono for some tlmo and expect (to visit at other eastern points. Dennis In Portland Uruce Dennis, newspapor 'publish er of Ln Grande, spent the week end in 1'ortlund and put up at Ihc , Oregon. Several years ago Mr. Don nls was a candidate tor republican jnatiun.il committeeman against :Ulph K. Williams. Now he has itakeu off his coat and is active in promoting Mr. Williams' election. In itho coming primaries. Oregonian. Local News In Brief V hit lug Tor Week I Mrs. Frank Shumard arrival in! La Grnudo this morning lo miend a week at. the home of Mrs. V. Fitzgerald. She makes her home in Portland. CAMPAIGN DM lo m neiinesnny points In wostorn Oregou. During: Here from Ivnterprlso The Pythian Sisters club will Jtheir stop in La Grande they were i Mr8. Dean, a residrail of Enter mcot with Mrs. It. V. Douglu. :Buests of the Soiumer. I prise, is spending several days In 2102 Oak street, Wednesday uftcr-1 La Grande as a guest nt the homo noon. Don n from Haines or Mrs. D. KlUgcrntd. Sho arrived E. P. Kuirlt, a resident of Haines, Hit La "Grande Saturday evening on I arrived ln La Crando last evening !lho branch lino train. I.n on No. 25 and registered at thet 1'uo 10lgiuitis In Town S REQUESTED Senator Ehoi'luml Issues (Jliullene tti Opponent to Tell Facts of Jlis CInli. Senator Colon It. Elierhard. enn- lluslness at Haines Dob Hall, n resident of 'Grande, spent Sundiy in Unities at- Savoy.' Ha Is here tor u short time. : Candidates for Nomination- - lomiitKr ii ,iiim kiiuImwiu I L. K. Iioun. of Kucene. and I. L. I Patterson,-. gubernatorial candidate, dldato for tho reiiubllcan -jtomina-! from Polk county, were guests of Hon for-Joint senator from I'lua- :thn Foley hotel yesterday. Mr. Dean tllln, Union and Morrow counties. left this morning on tho hrnnch line , has Issued u statement In which lie train for Enterprise and Mr. l'attcr- usks his oppunont. K. J. Kitchen, lo son is still in La Grande. Until aro make public facts regarding his iruunliiK on the republican ticket. I "Kitchen for Senutor Club." nnd i i ...... .Ki. ....-. ,,-,. . T T Mo,hcr all(1 If. L. Mosher, The county clerk' issued a mar- both pendents of Klgin, arrive I in ringe license to Walter I). Shafer La ifcrande last oveiilng nnd regls oud Miss KthPl Carpenter Salurdny. tered at llii Savoy; They will spond Doth are local people. a sliort tlmo in La Grand betoio returning tto their home. Divorce (iranled A decree has been granted in the """ Enterprise 'divorce case of Newell N. West vs. Cladys Woat. Mr. West alleged de Kcrtlon in Ills complaint IsiliHl lii llolse Herman Lun. who recently re- other -niiittors rclntlng to his cam--paigning. Mr. Eberhard's statement Went To I'nlon QuiLe a number of fans acconi-'. is as follows: II. W. Diimmcll. of Enterprise, i psuied tho Ln Grande bnseball toiiiu "Expenditure of monev bv a can ts spending a short time in La to union yesterday afternoon to see dldato for tho legis'laluro and hla Grande on business. Ho arrived In, the game which La Grande won. Immediate family Is limited by law town Inst night and iis stopping at ' AH of llioin motord.l over. !to the sum of one hundred dol- llie Foley. . i liars. Mr. Klteheu has formed a To Attend i editing ;club. lis membership Is not pub- Mrs. D. II. Nutter and her son. llshed. Its secretary In an unregls- of Pendleton, are in Ln'torod voter ut iM Oi'uiilo not to turned "with his parents, Mr. an'! , Wallowa Itancber Here Mrs. Oscar Lund, from spending the 0uv .. Downing. n well known James, 'winter in California, was a business , Wallowa rancher, arrived in Lai Grande as guests tit tho home of my knowledge heretofore affiliated visitor to Iloise, Idaho, for the pas' (jiande Inst evening on the branch ! Mrs. G. E. Duffey. They will at-, with the IUpubllran party. Con week. ; (line train mil is stopping here for lend tho- wedding of Miss Mary trlbutlons are sinvtwis.eiU.to b? mad : ja day or so unending to some busi-1 FlizKeruld tomorrow morning which to such club, nnd tlio cMie-uditures Jcve Tills .Moining ness 'affairs. During Ms stay he Is will be held at 0:30 o'clock, Father , contracted and pa.d In lis name. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wislak. f'rcsistcred at the Savoy. iA- B- Loesor officiating. j Mr. Kitchen has published six or Wallowa, arrived in Ln Grande last I ' ' more large display n,ls In various evening on the branch line train !to "John Does" , . Display of l.chorns .newspapers, costing (u excess or and left this morning on No. 17 fori T .h.( Kn ,..., r i - Thomas- Freeman,.- who . lives on twenty dollars each; hja had printxl Cove avenue, had a number or.ien i,uousund or more circulars at Two men: one about 60 ' ir. ..ri ..no rimil All wn ..rrntl-, Cove avelllie. fed Saturday ' evening for being ln-i"nue -eBnorn ciuckohs nn uiapiny u i-oni i pronaoiy ini,.v i ars; lias B Anv in nrnnrin tithvciher tn W loxicated. not i men gave tiieir " " j , . ,,.,, lf- hserve who Ls not receive names as John Doe and forfeited I "" Saturday. They iwero round the dls.rlc, sp,e:,.llng the NOTICE. Drs. Ingle, o.-teoputhic physicians, have moved to Sommer Ilklg. 5-8-12t We iWish to anmiuncu that Howar I Cliaveley is no longer employed by us. W A. Ilenham. '5-8.21 UF.STAUHANT KOU RKNT nt Kn-teipriso- Good proposition for tlav right parties. Inquire of Jim I.iv crmore at Kntcrprise or Security I.aud & Savings Co. 5-8-tf ' 1 KOIt SAI.KRcgi9tere! Ilif Typ Poland China pigs. $15 each. Bert Knight, Union, Oregon. 5-S-ltp KOU i Two lurgo slei'i-sij1 roiMx, steiiM heat, one with slecii- I'OR SAI E Uifivcrsnl ranRe. In-; quire 1208 Second sheet. 5-8-tf Call Slfl-U I l.i'A 1 JMCraLU-l-l-KM! W imrck. ,.ll.U.U.J fAimes erlglnsjly Frnch. The fiisous Scult;sh dUb "linggls" fc fifcf from the French HinJ' 4iu nuM "As'iet" a plate n kiHK' nef ::h Is directly derived r-8-t f I 40H Kih'iicli 'knsslelle." FOR RENT Two furnished house-' keeping rooms, close in. 1200 N avenue. 5-8-21 i FOR RENT Fivc-room modern! house, furnished. Inquire 2109 Oak street. ' 5-8-2tp! FOR II EXT Two mrty furnished housekeeping roums. Phone 4.'i:l-J. 6-8-lf SPECIAL SALE. j Fpccirl sale this week on copper, wash builers. Get n' money-saving prices. Melville's Hardware, 1428 Adams Ave. Pay cash and pay less.; 5-8-tf WANTED Twenty-five loa'.'s of dirt nt Greenhouse. Chcrrys Florists. J 5-8-tf FOR- SALE. One 5-pnsscnger Dixie Flyer touring- car, practically now. Inquire at UU7 Y avenue. c-8-atp VANTffJ.) To ent or buy, a small place Miitalile for raisiui; poultry. Phono 220-W or call ;I02 Main St.. Thursday. . 5-8-Ut LOST A brown fur in I.n (Jrnnde Finder please notify Mrs. R. G Chcnault, Farmers 21. 5-8-ytp -re- House and Porch Dresses in a great variety of styles in ginghams, crepes, cre toneis etc. mpst reason ably priced. FRENCH & GREENE Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and ShoeB HORSES PASTURED $2.00 per' Tiionth. R. G. Cheiault. Farmer!-" 24. 6-8-Xn! BIG PRIZE WALTZ at Zuber Hall Xt'xt Tlini'silay .Nifht. Qui ol! Town Judges P. J. Powers .... t i . mmiiJi. o UHVH ui nuu a iu in n ii-wninnia nriii me i i u-ii nil ithmik. eninr Dleavoca i"e municlMn court this morning t Hne slr.e and appearance for 'and must hnvo Incurred other ex- eriing, plea.-o call Western Union, f , . " .... ., . . a chick of that age. Mr. Freeman ; peudltures, Including tr.ivellne ex will deliver a copy. ! if m m slates. These cnicKens were fed en- ponses lor nimseif and manager tirely on"Arber's Ohlck Feed." ! while tpveling over the district. . 'These Items aggregate mure than Trip to Snlt Lake jOno hundred dollars. Tho -nubile ctiv Thievery Charged ' I Some articles were taken from the flflAaOeeBaOfiaB ' , esieruay ancrnoou Ore- would ylonbtless be Interested lo tJHWWWWeWWWWW,presunbly by two yonng men who East-'know who Is putting up the addl- were traveling through In a ! ord : ,. ,.,, ,, , k nlun.., ln ,,, JAZZ Dance Saturday Night Starex Orchestra Rex Hall oo stopping at all prlncliml towns 'on.ralgn. Accordingly, 1 hereby chnl- ;tar. . They arrived in La Grande I , , . , , .,.; , ,. . i route. In tho crowd will be a lunge Mr. Jitchen now to make j.i.muj ' " ' , illaltur delegation. Portland, Pendlo- Public the nnnics nnd nddrusses of I parture I missing t,, lwl I. P.rn.wl,, linft ul.n i tllOSO COIlt rf llll I I II IT In lilt. .., n. -. I .... . tho articles were found. a man. The purpose !. to muke public the names se nnd attempts are being ........ . ,....,..'....' !cnr,..l :i,v .....,. iieaded eist and have not been lo- J uii led as yet. 'the names of what is really the Old ' ela-linod by. hm tii cunsUlute: rh HATS! H m Oregon Trail but now designated by Mtchen for Senator Club." Kitcli- I other names to the uniform ays-ion nnd his sat. Mica nro tllo only ..r ...ii.. t. .... -.i.. r- .. lltlifiwn nitrum. . ,., n.,1 1.,,, I .. .. ,1... .1.. itiolfers in HiOier I .,. !! . , . 11' ,. icnrli j . ,, i l, , . . iiitn irom nau liiku iu 1110 uuies. .w.,nii ni.tncii as a About 20 of La 'Grande's golf C(milc tlng up with tho Coluinbln i member of the "Faithful Four players and their families vlsltod., Ivr hKvuy nt lhllt pont, Tlu,iteeii." Let Kitchen tell the public D-iker yesterday enjoying a deliglil- ,1vc 8 rU,ort brought back f rom ! whethor large .Intercuts offoniled by lul ride going over but i.iieonnier-; UllKer f.om ,,0 b0adiuarters of the i 1,10 ' legislative eareer are not association iby A. W. Nelson, a vleei"ow 'inaiirlng bis campaign of mla presldent of the assoi)iiitlun, follow- lieprcsenlatlon. In short', li t Hitch ing a contoronco nt linker, Saturday. ' 011 ,u" wllu la 'behind him. Will :ho do It?'' ATS! For MEN Choice of Any Iinpher or McKibben Make Values up t" if'ii.iKJ $1.35 Oitr rncns ?uit unir eiini'f f any "'.! t!i: lt!i. sale i.- .-tiM oin nit in tlie fture. mi I'.ir Clint's Clothiery tie fitar Wita a CoMCac Ladies Alii .Mcellng j On Wednesday nftcrnoun the Ia-' dies Aid Society of tho First M. ! 1". .church held their monthly dl-: vision meeting In tho following homs: Division 'No. 1. minting al the home of Mrs. P. C. Illalr. 1105 O avenue; Division No. 2. meeting at the homo of Mrs. W. W. Kinzie. llliPli Third street: Division No. 3. meeting at itho homo of Mrs. 13. O Paytim, tins Third slilxl; Division No. 4. mcHiiug nt the home of Mrs. C. II. Walker on North Spruce street A (profitable nnd enjoyable nfteivinon was spent ,1iy those in allenilaiice regardless of tlr Inclem ency of the weather. Division No. 2 being the banner divft'oii iu at tendance. v j READ THE WANT ADS! Prize DANCE AT Zuber Hall .Number Drawn nt I lie Dour. For I. stiles anil .Men Tl KSDAV, MAY Ki ll l.lnilM y's Oil In clni L. I(. SI'1-.....-.ll, .Mgr. For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to imm '--No siiueezlug of organs; no pressure; defects of figuro corrected; n d'crfnct founda tion for your gowns. This 'In addition lo the com forts afforded through tho ex clusive "La Cainllle" features; No pressure on spine; no cut ting bylacers; no pinching of clasps; no digging of stays ut top but fruudoni, ventilation, satisfaction. A eomplulu lino of the dif ferent models ulways on hand. I'rlies yj..o jiiid up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere lies. 17n2, Cor. '.Spring & Oak Phono 322-W arcade: TONIGHT VAUDEVILLE liiti':ssi,i:it a wilso.v Diiixii-; as ihuii:y Novelly I'icccntrlc jn Dancers "lie Did mil He DtilnM" NI'I'.ltllY Al 111,1,1. ,.,. ' diill, itt;. t Ti !; it niii.i, A Novel tiililiiv .Novelly .lUKgllng nnd The Awnkeiiliig of lug Hen" Klccli-tcnl Ulspiay ALSO I'HATjyitK I'll I'llSK TOM WISE "FATHER TOM" A Sloi-y from the Pages of Life. HOIt.SK KACINfi NO.VLYXCE TlllllLLS Tl lOSDAY AM) KD.NLSDAY "TIIK iAST ItO.MA.NCU" Conrad .NAgcI,: Lois Wllsosj, .lark Holt Spring Trousers SI'IU.VO THOI Si;ilK AltK IILItH IX (JKIOAT AKIKI Y Ifnnilsoino pntlern.H-4vei-y pah of lllem. Whcu you are ready for nn exlra pair of trousers, Just stdp In and .id low us lo show you wliit wo call GOOD TltOl MLIt VAI.U; Tho fit will bo a matter ufbut u few moments, because wu hnvu so very many variations ill sir.e, : Ji-I , "The 8lore thai Keeps I nllh Willi the l-nhlle" ASH BROS. The Home of CoIIckIiiii Clotbea , , ; Move I if Hers Dr. J. L. Ingle and Margaret In iflo have moved tlwlr office from the La Grande National bank building to the Soininer building, having made the rhange Satur.-lny evening, and Is Incnted there this morning. The reason for the change was lack of room. The new ofltces aro well equipped and are much more roomy giving Dr. Ingle a belter chance ! , mien Um& .1 v I PoPTI.AMi, May 8. Cattle wen- iiiir nuu a i win in n'nts higher. Prime lights re JL'i'J KLEAN SCUT KASH GROCERf U pnct'i, put uivi ouu'-r wen.1 o o O
