La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 27, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, Mar 27, 1022 TTfl nTtTNTVP! TCYTCNTNfr1 OT.RTCTlY"ETI 1 FAT373 TmiTTR IN THE OLD HOME TOWN HOl.D t R . Nl Wr wri "IS '--CO MEWT TOE HORE BREAK CR AMD TM! , j NEWLY REPAIRED FLAG POlF TE J"" - " ' II PjOTH WVKfctKCW 'v l . j. . Local News In Brief i where alia will spend aoma lima vis iting with her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Cnrpcnter. At KoiiHtvtft Sam Witty,-f MmUUM, ia aucncl- InK a lew iya lu La Urande on business and Is a guest t tke Sum mer (luring bjs slay. Diirkoe Teacher Hrri-, lllu - Nina Illacker.' who makes her home ut Union but has been teaching In the Uurk.ee acbool for the pant term, arrived In L Grande this morning on No. 17 to spend the day hero doing some shopping and Htteiidiuar to bo mo other bi.Bl ness. ' She will return III the eve nlng to Union. To Arrive this Kvpulug Mra. It. V. llummwelt and son, Bernard, will urr)vo frdm Alindlko Idaho, thin levelling to Join Mr. Hum meult, who Is. with the Oray News company in this city. ' ' TELOCASET HAS 11 BIG PICNIC i on tho O.-W. '. , reman Bill Fowler and Khgl : Krank'lloclilln resumed their llous on the 'O.-W. today. H. Horry, left this morning, bonnn for llermlston, where they will spend a couple of d:iys on business. Old Landlord Here J. B, Fisher, landlord of the Foley hotel thirty , v.anrs ago when I the establishment first went up, is In I.a Grande 'again. ,. Mr. Fisher ' will )) ell remembered among the old .timers and Is. rejoicing to re new old friendships at thla. time. "Can"! stay away," la his comment. 'Mr. Fisher Is' stopping at his old i place of business, the Foley ' hotel. Sister tii'uduule - . (las Amy Miller, of Portland, Is a (Irande visiting with her pa . She was present at the griul- im xeroses at the L. D. S. rnnele and saw her sister grud She will bo here lor some and, will be rememUered as ng held a position as steno- iher in the Hilton garage a short back. She is now holding a position In Portland with her Oer employer. (or- lo Nampa S. I). Wllklns. a resident of I.a (irande. left, this morning for Nam Ketiirns from hnterprise . Idaho, on a business . trip. . Mr. Ed Cyr. accompanied by his ! Wllklns Just returned from Port- daughter Pearl, drove from Kilter-i land and points In California and prise yesterday, afternoon after! in commenting on the .business con- spending a couple of days there at- j d It ion he slates, "Business Is pick tending the Cattle and Horse Itals-;ng up all oier the coast. In Tort, ers association meeting. Mr. Cyr land the stores, which may hef con was a member of the '49 show "jslderej a reliable criterion of gen committee. . leral prosperity, are .doing a blggor business than Tor some time." at Imnahti , t C. I.oyd, a resident of 1m k. arrived In La Grande lust ling on the branch line train is spending a ahort time, hero I guest of the Savoy. . ts to Hcrniislon , A. Stoop, accompanied by W. I Any La Grande subscriber to ' 8 Observer who does not receive Is paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- ling, please call Western Union, 'ain 24, and a special messenger ill deliver a copy. . i jazz , : : ; Dance t. ; Saturday Night j Starex Orchestra Eex.,Hall Covo Itojs Here- Harold UeUorde aud Desmond Fulp, of Cove, arrived in La Grande yesterday ufurnoon and are spend ing a few days bene on business. Fulp is the man who pitched against failed by Father's Pemlse Mrs. W. G-. Sawyer lort this morn ing on N'o. 17, bound for Portland to attend the funeral of her father, Theodore Blacker, who passed on in I.a Grande Inst Sunday letting themrtliH Rose City last evening ut the down with 0 hits. Haines Mnn Here , William Beattle, ot Haines, ar rived in La Grando last evening clube of a short illness. Teachers to Spend Vacations Several of the La Grande nigh school teachers left La iGfande last on No. 23 and is spending the day evening and today are bound for here on business. He Is a guest of I their homes where they will spend the Foley. , the summer -vacation. Miss Jessie Farlss left Inst evening for Eugene. (8peclsl to The Otxorver) TELOCASET, May 27. All the pupils from W sixth gradu that took sUite eia initiations in physiol ogy passctd with fair grades. George Hill Is one of the high school graduates from the North Powder high school this year. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs- aud family have moved luto.lhe residence re cently ratated by George Hilyard and family. -. Miss Eunice Pinks is keeping house and cooklug for her brother. Lee Parks, nd tho men who are making .the big fill at the viaduct. Mra. 'Ackley is at 'home again after a short stay In La Crande with her mother, School closed on Friday with an all-day .picnic- for- the school. It was held at the mhool house owing to the cold and cloudy weather. Mrs. John Spain is ut Hot Luke taking medical treatments. Mr. aud Mis. Keed will leave in a few days for Portland on a visit. Mr. Heed Is recovering from an at tack ot ptomaine poisoning and will lake his vacation while recover ing from It. 4 One half tf the eighth grade pupils- Bticoessfully passed tho exam inations. This Is about tho same per; cent of graduates from other schools In the county. The ditestlous In history and civics were consider, ed so much a matter of lmlivldual opinion that It is hard for children In the eighth grade to give answers to suit the examiners. It Is dis couraging to tho young .people, to fail on a niatrcr of opinion. Mrs. L. U. Hiatt who bus been at Hot Lake for several days after undergoing an operation ia getting along nicely and will soon be ut home again. A branch library has been opened in Telocaset at the homo of .Mrs. Hurvoy Starr. This will glvo books to people In this section und they are gladly availing themselves ot the privilege Mr. Lowe, who lives In Thlor River valley had tho misfortune to lose his homo by tiro some days ago. He was gono from the house for a short time and found the house lu flumes on his return. He did not savo anything not even his day nteellng for the sojsou last Saturday. Hereufter the meetings will be hi' Id only in the uftornwus during the sumiuor luouthn. The morning was takes up wMk Ini tiatory work. Mr. and Mrs. Une- vvood, Chiis. Owsluy and Hubert Anderson having taken the first aud secund degrees. After a sump tuous dinner, served by sectiou three Mrs. A. E. Hug, who . actird as worthy lecturer In Mrs. Orlaud All son's place, furnlshod the following program: Song by Grange, Mrs. Ilopplo at piuno; Mrs. J. W..' Red head and C. 1). Huffman, each read selected pieces. Instrumental mu sic, Fue Golden; song, Clarice'' Tay lor. Itoll call "What Makes Ore gon no Ide-.il Place to Live In?' Resolutions were adopted against single tux, against Japanese Immi gration, also the owning or lousing of laud or industries by them, against the children of aliens eligi bility lo citizenship nr becoming clllzna of the United. States.. These resolutions will be sent to the stute gl'.iiige by the delegates who will be Mr. and Mm. Will Sherwood with Mr. and Mrs. C. 1). Huffman as alternates. Mr. and Mrs. C, I). Huff man uud Hon. Walter (Pleroo will lie dolugates to the stato grange rrom tho county Pomona. Mis. Arthur Golden, George Sal isbury, Jack Salisbury, Chas. Spen cer und son Arthur, drove' to Cove where they witnessed the ball game played between Cove and La Grande Sunday nrtoriioon. Fred Huffman and W. R. Cleke-i let- and family motored to North Powder Saturday evening to attend tho Wolf Creek grange. They ,ro port a very fine time. Mr. Gekeler has a groat dejl of praise for this grange aud states that It Is iure a livs wire, Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Bly7mia ssjent Sunday at the homo of Mr. tnxl Mrs. Jao Iktrrfciun. Mr, and Mrs. W. V, Hagnln und children and Mrs. C. It. Redhead aud son Robert, spent Simduy with Mr. and iMrs. W. K. Cekoler. i; Chas. Gekeler, Ouorgo Salisbury aud ChaB. Spencer each received a shipment of White Leghorn baby chicks from ' the. Crystul. White Poultry .Farm ot McMlnuvlllo Sun day morning. - I tie school f hlldren . were yiry busy Monday aud Tuesday writing on their txniutnution uucBtlims. Wednesday mid Thursday was do votut to review work and KAduy will bo the day to whVh ttio chil dren huvij been looking forward for weeks. Mrs. Catdn, her pupils ai.d aa many of the pupils' parents au can go will spend the day iJcnkt lng ut tho Itiverslds park. Biru Gekeler, who had Iho mix. fortune of having his kut nulla badly .wreuebvd . while! making u irtp to the mountains to look, alter cattla ono day last . w eek, is still lame. Tho horso which ..Mr. (iekn ler was riding became untuly whe.i It saw an niiproachiiig truck, ' Jump ed and 'bum pud into the muehiun bard enough to cause the 'painful Injury to'the rider. " : : Arthur Golden made a trip . to Imbler last Frldav. ) Wallowa Wrestler Miss Jean Marian Whitney returned Al Noregard ot Wallowa, who has 1 10 her home In California. Mis some fame in local circles as a j Ethol McLcod lert this morning on wrestler, is in town today on bttsi-; x0. 17 fii'r 'hor home In Walla Wal ness. He is at the Foley. a and Xliss Buttolph return'-d to i j I Portland -fast evening. Many of the To: Rochester, Minn '. . lothers are (planning on leating in! . District Superintendent Sunday School Organizerj of (he Methodist Church Ira Aldrlch, accompanied by his 'dnrightory'lprt Just evening for Rochester,'; Minnesota, where Miss Aid rich will -undergo a major oper ation. ; Down from Imblci' Wade IirooksV.roi' ImJiler, arrived in La Grande lust fiventiig to spend a short time in .tffwn jon business. He is stopping at the j'oley during his visit. To Vlsli Daughter Mrs. . F. M. lieynolds, and. her little son. Bunny,, left La Grande a short time. ual It Is reported. Whether Mr. Lowe had any insurance. Is not known. Farmers are busy finishing the putting in ot their crops. The sea son has been 'late but It gives pnitu- ,ise of a quick growing season aud lots of rain. Just the year for good crops. L. B. Hiatt will soon ihiivo his windmill in running order and Returns from Pendleton .-- Mo T T' " Tl 1,-lifl rilunn rnliit-tie.l this morning 'from Pendleton, where! P''y.0.' ntur '"r llls tt-" she has been visiting tor .the paat few days. In CHtlrat Comltlfun Nephl t'omnbs, motion picture oiHjralor ut Shtrrj'H, who was oper ated upon several daju bro, for p pnndicttlH la reported la a critical condition today. It o. Joseph Chester of Ilaker will occupy the pulpit of the First if h this niorniiic, bound for SlMtiieicl, i .Mothudist Kplscopal church Sunday " - - -- - - ImornliiK l exchange with the pas tor. Mr. Chester is n youn; man ol meat ability as a preacher and of it miHii.il. y tnUrostint? experience havlui; bexn pastor of n church in Bombay, India, for some time. f not enRai;ed elsewhere, you will be profited in hearing Mr. Chester. qite Derby One of Michael Stern's Latest Models For the Classy Dresser SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUft'G MEN MICHAEL STERN AND J. CAPPS & SONS YOUNG MEN Wc liavc received a niiniliei- of late elassy models ititt will lit voii. .Shirts in silks, I'ilire silks ami pongee. Shoes iml oxfords, f .!.-) to .12.(HI. A "an IIiK'sen Collar and Arrow Senii-Sol't Collars. STRAW HATS in the latest styles and colors. Supply Your Needs for Memorial Day Clint's Clothiery Trhe Stofe Tfrith a Constience " --.. Itetiirns from Kiigcnit .Mrs. Oscar HuiiHihreys, who bus been visiting In western Oregon for several days, returned from Kugene lust evening on No. 18. Sh re ports a very pleasant visit. Itetiirns to Vincent .Mr. and Mrs. "W. P. Bottos and their siiiiill children; returned to their home in Vincent this morning on the brunch line train after spend ing a couple of days in La Grande on a -business visit. ants. The water from tho railroad tank lias a taste of oil that make's it unpleasant to use. Mr. and LMrs. Wilson will leave in a short time for a visit to Mr. Wil son's relatives wholive lu Missouri. They will be; goilo for t: month. NEW TODAY New Shipment of Footwear ! Xcw patent two-strap pinup with Louis htvl, very dressy. Trice '. $7.00 Xew kid strap 'pump, Louis lieel, turn sole for dress wear. Price .. 8.00 New kid strap 'pump, Junior Louis heel, turn 1 solo. Price '.: !i7.50 New pateirt saiVdal, low flange heel. The very newest lliiii?. 1 Priele :,.;.....' $7.50 ' New frrey s)trt. oxford with" low heel. Yery sniart. Price ..: '. All Suits and Coats on Sale At Big Reductions., ' FRENCH & GREENE Ready-to-Wear and Shoes COOKED I'OOII HM.K. The Haptist I.udies will hold a rooked food sale in tho Grande iKonde Meat Co.'s window Saturday, May '27. FOIl SALE Tulips, JJOc dozen- lft0 Y avenue. 5-27-lt FOR SALE Hoys' 230-II. bicycle. Call, 0-27-2t NOTICE. All those having bills against the Kleau Kut Kash Grocery please pre sent them as soon ns possible. II. II Hug. ;5-27-4t LOST Thur.-!iiy evening, a platinum diamond pin. Finder telephone atuin 7!I8- 0-li7-lt NOTICE. The YeomcnUidge will meet the first and third Thursdays of each month instead of the second and fourth Wednesdavs, as formerly MARY E. MAYVIU.E, 5-27-lt Correspondent. FOIl RENT Three-room furnished apartment. I'hone 510-W. 6-27-lt TAKEN one Gray & Davis automo bile starter housing from rear of Ix'ighton's .Machine Shop at 10::iti a. m., May 211. Liberal rewind if returned, und no questions asked. r.-21-tr The Soya Bean. The soya benn Is largely ued bv the Chinese. The white cheeses ynu see at i Chinese Mures are made of soya beau ( curd. In France, a llnuld made from the soya bean has been used as a milk ! substitute. It Is not good for that ! purpose, because, like all beans, It i Is largely starch. The soya bean is ' a valuable food, but It Is Inferior lo peanuts. They contain much fat, j wmcn Deans lack. GRANGE HOLDS S OLD TYME DANCE Every Thursday Night at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers Baby Boy Born with Full Set of Upper Teeth This Is clipped from tin Ohio , newspaper: A aeyon and nno-hulf pound son, with u full sot of upper teeth, was born to Mrs. Stephen Moy at her homo u t . 5 B 0 .North Fifth St. yester day. Dr. I). W. Modlll, who vouches for tho truth of the story, says Moy will have to walk the floor at nights only halt us much us do other papas by reason of Ills new son having only half as many teeth to cut. - (These teeth were probably Inherited, from grandmother who hud several (extra sets. Editor Oral Hygiene.) Dr. RUCKMANS Dental Orilre Is Located In The Palmer Kocsclt Corner Adams and Depot Sts. i (iOOI TKfc'TH I'Sl'ALL Y MEAN tiOOl) HEALTH CARR'S WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS . GOOD USE IT COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER I'f- (Sppclnl to Tbe Observer ORANtiE HALL. May 27. Mile Mountain grange hold Its last all- ESSE To Stlliimerv Hie Clifford Horstmun left this morn ing on the branch line train for Summervllle, where he will spend a short time on business.. Zuber Hall Modern Dances Every Tuesday and Saturday Best of Music FOR SALE l! J Under Good Management. L. R. Spencer, Mgr. 5-room house, 4 lots, new tiurn,,?i close In on Court street. l'rlrej $22u0. $5(10 cash, balance on monthly Installments. This is You Always Feel Well Dressed There is a pleasant satisfaction of always hciiitr well dressed when you wear our Collegian clothes. They have the style, fit, tiiality and care ful tailoring that stamp them as good clothes. Come in and let us show you the latest models. $32.50 to $47.50 ASH BROS. "The Htoro tlint Keeps Faith with tho People'' Hi'p from t'liloriido MIhs Kuby (iuye of Trintdud, Col-j bargain worth fnvo8tiK"ting. orudo, arrived In I-ft Grande last! " evening to make her home with: 5-room modrrn honse, larun rr Mr. und Mrs. Klmcr 11. Ouyc. jner Jot, paved streets on holh hUUh, i largo shade trees and lawn, on! Attended Cominpncfiin'nt . ! fourth cement cellar, rlost; ln( han- fe; Mr. and Mrs. K. U lilllr and!(v to srhool and all hunlw;n, and p Mr. anl Mrs. Ilruco Dennis attended the commencement exercises of the North 7'ovvder high school graduat ing class last evening. tho price ts only $1200 and JJMJU cash will handle It. Leave for fiiiTlon - Mrs. Sarah McCall and her ilu itch ier. Mrs. Florence rtacon. left last.vv,tor In G-rooin house, lame lot on North Birch street, fciriie shade trees, lawn and shrubbery, cement sidewalks, electric lights, telephone, and city tin house, hath room but w;iwsiJ!Via.iiiwpii.j""iij sti'nSrftStii.ii M,mmm where they will visit with Mrs. Mc. i,.ash, balance ou monthly Install- P3 t.'Hll s mother. Iments. fl ! fine acre of rood land, a t-rnotu H IMcnlc I'lanned 'bouse, burn and other outbuildings, On .Monday, June 8, a me picnic on H lreot ,uve tho lilgh aclioul liarty Is to Iw given half a mileipricn $iaon some terms. osi of Iho Mt. (Jlenn school house s,. u, tur r(.nable fire lusuiain to which an invitation has been rt t tended to, all residents of the nil-' ley. Arnummients are being madej to have a proirrain whether tt rains j or whether the sun shines. If tlw-! weather is good foot races and Oth-1 er aihbtlc evi f will be arrangW' Ahile otli r aiuiisnients will be put otiif the wNti"T 1; iiteivmeut. ( CJ.BLACK&CO. , New Foley llullrtlng La UruuUe, Oiogob "GLASS DRUGS" TO INTRODUCE OUR POLICY OF WEEKLY SPECIALS WE OFFER SATURDAY, MAY 27th . ,.t 7c each 8c I .kg. Illic l.ox Iineii Writing Tal.lets, l.'w. to '.)'; special at Linen Envelopes, '2'ic, and l!0t! )ikgs., special ut '...;.... l-iiicn ISox Paper, 'He to 1.00, special at The hoxes are slightly soiled but the paper is unsoiled and in first class shape. ''GLASS DRUGS" Prop. Silverthorn'8 Family Drug Store "If It's Sold in a Drug Store, We Have It" Snap McrHaaus "Will 111 Chjf o Preswriptioii Ispt. !! is 1 i-f : . if : c if if : j t 3 ! a if Ill II