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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1922)
Momhuv, May -fffl,-tf22--:- G3? OIUNBT! KVENTNrf dprtovt.r PAHE TTVB T V It It I IK THE OLD HOME TOWN' ZZMIL .J4! a ! v mm vasmnaHmist fa&WWTir BKUSH WILL A JTI ERNIE HICKS' GOT A LOT OF ADVICE ON HOW to set the black prom last nights minstrel, show, ofp his face army.'-'' Of 'late hs'has' been em broiled 111 diplomatic circles bt seems to be coming out ot the diffi culties In a very satisfactory manner. Down from Kiiterpi'lix Mr. aud Mrs. lieu Ague, ot Enter prise, are La Grande visitors today. They are located at the Savoy hotel and arrived In La Grande lust leve lling on the branch Hue train. Home front Jilabo W. rt. Klvetto. who has been In Idaho looking after his brw mill, Is homo for a few days. Deltoid of Klgin : Fred DeBoto, of Elgin, ciue In last . evening on. the branch line train and ,1s stopping at the Pole? during a brief, visit In La Grande. t ; . 1 : t ( j Local News In Brief i. Krllll'lls 'with Wire V!. Mr. and 'Mrs. J. :.' Adklns re turned to their buine In Enterprise this morning after spending tho eve ulpg In l.a Gruiide as a finest ot the Savoy.. lr,B. .Adklns has bren quite ill and has been taking treatments t U19 Hot Lake sanatorium ami was uuulile to return to her, home until this morning. Arrive from I'ulon '; Ars. Steve . Harn anil Mrs. Scott Hayn, both resldc-nts of Union, -arrived in -La Grande this morning for a day's visit.- , (iocs to Kmimiervillc- Lot iSnilltrruss left; this morning on the branch Hue train for Sum .merville where ho. will spend the day attending to some business at. ed from Enterprise . the' latter part.,an, , He, will return to La Grande of hut. week where they hare beei ti,ttt t.vening, ' ' holding circuit court for the. past , , (wo weeks. . Klgtn t 'ontrator Herts PcAifletOn '.VNKonr Kittiirikiy a ijimons tho-La Grande people who were Pojidleton visitors Saturday, vtee Cuy Byrkitt,' C- It.- KUerhard and Mrs'. Sade Vau Huren. ' ' K'tuins to Mi'iirmil Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lofluitd, who have been visiting In La Grande for the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lofland, left this morning on No. 17, bound for their horiie In Medford. They will stop at Tekoe, Washington, on Iheir way home and 'will spend some time there visiting with friends and relatives. liaek from l-nlecpi'lse Judge J. W. Knowle"s nn;l Her bert Hanua, court reporter, return- Any La 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. , t Special, Circus Day ' Rex Hall . . F. W. Smith, a contractor located i.cuye huh Morning .Jt Klgin, arrived in La Grande last -D.W'.-Shea nan, a prominent Kn-; evening and will remain here for a terpriso attoruoy, ' Rpeut last eve- short time on ' business. He 13 a nlng in La Crundo as a guest of thejgtiest ot tlie Savoy. Soniiner and returned to his home! iu l-l. , iu iinfitprise this morning by auto. i.Xorlh Powder Man 1 ' 0'. R. Olson, of North Powder, ar- Arrange iiueSutuilii.v , ! rived ,ln .-La Jlruiido last evening tt The..La Grimdo Juniors are ar. .spend a. few days here on buslnesi Mrs prink llkic, of Syracuse, N Y- formerly matron at the State Kcformatory at Industry, N. V, who says she is delighted with Tanlac since it restored her health after she suffered eight years. wunuut la madn on a. basil of schol- a is hip mid ucllvlty in studont affairs, This is the first time In eight years that I have been free from sto mach trouble and it is all because of the wonderful guod Tanlac has done me,'' said Mrs. KYunk Wilkie, '. Cedar St., Syracuhe. Sirs. Wilkj;' formerly resided in lluffnio anil foi two years was mat run of the Klate Reformatory at Industry, NTV "I was eating scarcely enough to keep nlive," she dci'liirci, ' ."for 1 Would rather not tuuch u bite than snffer the miserj' I knew would foi low. Kven swtct milk disagree1,!' witii me. 1 was sick in bed for two and three (fays at a time, and gas on m stomach made such awful pressure on my heart it almost cut off my breath I had horrible dreams at right mid in the moining was all tired out. "Well, the longest day 1 live I will praise Tanlac, for my improvement has been-simply remarkable. 1 have no more' heartburn, my appetite is wonderful, and my sleep is sound ann restful. I am thoroughly delighted with Tanlac , It is wonJerf ul- Tanluc is sold by all good drug dflsts. Adv. STATE EXAMS ' : WELL HANDLED ranging to' iplay a game of base ball with the Siimmervillc tUim Sat urday. Definite .arrangements are still pending but It Is very lkely that the teams wll meet. ' Go On ;.vpsy Trip Troop 1, ot the local Boy Scouts. left La Grande this morning, In charge of Harvey Carter, scoutmas ter, at 6:00 o'clock bound for Five Points, back . of -Mi. Emily... Thy are making. a tlirce-day gypsy trip uod will nrrivo in La Grande on Wednesday evening. Practically the entire troop 'made tho trip and they line looking for Homo "big times" out hi tho open. and Ms registered at tho Savoy. Kntorpi'iso Lady Here Mrs. Charles Litch, of Enterprise arrived In La Grande last erenins on the branch line train and b stopping at the Savoy during a brief visit. Klgin Man Hero - s S. A. ChapfKll, a well known El giu resident, Is Upending a fow daye in La Grande attending to somf business interests.' He arrived It town last evening and is stopping at the Foley. Kntrrprlsn Altornes- Hrr Daniel Boyd, a prominent attor ney of Enterprise, spent last night in tirsiide on business, ffo re turned to his home this .morning nilli . hnrnlnisl T" I"'" "" n" penu Mil; tnu utiriinig as u ucni VI lav TUESDAY NIGHT Balloon Dance .10 to 1:00 o'clock lork Cnuses Accident While Hooking meit , Saturday noon, Mrs, ,J. L. Collins seriously burned her , lianil ai'PilKe. Slim wua iinlnp- a nulMnl fork while frying, the meat,-, whenF0.1?5S Uio liti.nsll broke and upset the fry ing pan .throwing grease on her hand .Jtnd arm, burning ' it quite badly."'"" " "' " ' " " ' ' - -1 llvvs fi-oni- Xeplmw .In -Htn-slit J. 11. Brokaw, manager of the E. O. L. 4- I. c-oni;iny, has Just re ceived word from his nephew, Ed win W. Holllnger, who is with the United News service In tho land of Trotsky. The young man Russia r.irly Jn the I never returned I with, the news severed his Stopping at l'"oley Miss Margery L. McCrae, who makes, her home at Walloa-a, ar rived in La Grande list crwnlng on the. branch line train and Is. wend ing "ri short time hero as a guest ol the Foley. IteturiiH ri'oni Insiwction It. 11. Baldork, division engineer of the state highway denartmeiit. went to ; returned yesterday from an InsDee- war and has i., ,,f hi. riTuin' -i,i,.i, incliwino preferlng to sta.v,j,,i Klarn Oregon.. Hnrbert Niinn. senicp . after. Im ,,, i,ii,w i i coiineetion with the j. Mr. Ilal.l.xk. They are satisfied with "A r-ithe conditions of tills section. i "iS( The Derby One of Michael Stern's Latest Models For the Classy Dresser SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN MICHAEL STERN AND J. CAPPS & SONS YOUNG MEN AVc have received u nuiiilier or lute elussy models that will fit ymi Shifts in silks, filire .silks and pongee. Shot's and .,rords, .H9" to .tl.(H). A'an Hiicseii Collar and Arrow Seini-KW't Collars. STIJAW HATS in tlie latest styles and .-olors. Supply Your Needs for Memorial Day Clint's Clothiery li.t 3tore With a Conscience liibi. Weililing Coming Up The county clerk Issued two nmr rhige lIcNnses Sutiirdiiy to two North Powder coupTes. Elmpr Limey and Berniie L. Holland and Walter O. Newel and Myrtle M. Luney were the two couplet! receiving licenses and they are planning on having a double wedding. Judge Clinch at Ofriie Judge V. O. Couch, who under, went u major operation several weeks ago made his appear.mco at the courthouse the latter part of lust week and Is spending a short time daily attending tot Important arfairs that come up. Mr. Couch Is not yet. well enough to resume his duties In full. I'n-pniTN for Fight Walter M. Pierce, who won the democratic nomination for gover nor iu the recent primaries, wua In Portland yesterday afler having spent a few days ut his home in Iji Grande. He is at the Imperial. Mr. I'ierco docs not Intend to start an aggressive campaign for the gover nor's Job until later In tho season, but he Is building his fivucos and preparing for the fight. Oregonlan. Big Elast Above Hilgard Today A fair sited section of the hill two miles above Hilgard will be blown off some lliinn today, accord ing to report turned In by the State Highway commission. The blasting is to supply gravel and rock to be used for thd rock crush er. W. C. Crews, office engineer, left for the scene last cn-nlug aud will be in charscc of the explosion during the absence of Maj Kuney, regularly In charge, who was ru-licd to Salem recently by the Illness of his brother. MISS I'AWSKY 01 DVT I'Al'SK. LONDON A gold medal will b pre.-cnted to Miss Irene I'awscy lie cause he defied a hostile crowd ami blew the whistle of a.polkcinau hold j lng two prisoners. Final Kestilt.s on Union t-tinniy rupns Miow a Hood Average Passed in .the Work. While the first figures on the re turns from the stale examinations held in Union county showed the per centage small who passed, 'ct this has been in getting returns Similar yv the recent gubernatorial campaign, and the final showing is much better nd in fact quite good. Of the 229 who took tho examina tion. County Superintendent lA. IV ivanhoc reports Mil successful and of the entire 220 those failing only five per cent failed in one or two; branches, each student having very food grades on other studies. In physiology !K per cent of the entiro number taking; the examina- ion passed. In geography 8(i por :ent passed and a number of district Sad" tho enviable record of 100 per cent to the good on all work. ''I consider the work done by ilic fluPils very good indeed,'' said .Mrs. Ivanhoo today. . 'U do , -not want tin- wrong impression to get out over the county that our young people have not made good, for they hove, anj one has hut to consult the figuiim above given to know that the work has been well done in Union county." NEW TODAY ENLARGING AND TINTING. Hichardaon "The Art JIan" gives the same careful attention to Hie en larging and coloring of your pictures that he does to every other line of his art work. If you have a good neg ative or picture which ynu prije he will make you an enlargement front it which you will be proud to hang mi your walls. .. 6 29-1 1 WANTF.I) Cook or dishwasher jett on ranch. O. V. Tarter, 2007 Covb. 6-ss-et Windshields and Side Glasses Kitted. There is an art in ' fitting wind- j shields and side glasses. Richardson "The Art Man" will do It for you and j have them ready in an hour. , 5-20-ltj WANTED Tile company wants state; -representative and sales manager 4 to-open branch office. &1O0 nect-s-' tsary. Universal Tiro Co., Chicago.! III. May 2il, June j-12-lil WANT'KD Salesman to sell guar anteed tires and tubes. $100 a week gum anleed salary and commission Universal Tire Co., Chicago, 111. May 2'J, June o-12-lll FOUND Yearling lied Heifer Cnlf.i Phone 4!2-M. 5-29-2tpi FOR RENT Strictly modern fur nished apartment. Phone 2'JO-W. fi-29-tf WANTED To buy a home near town consisting of half an . aero of more and five-room modern houso pro feVrcd. Call or write 1513 U ave nue. , 5-29-2tp New Summer DRESSES (liiif-hains, Voiles, Organdies,. Swisses ml Tub Silks in a beautiful arriuy of stlyes and icolors.v . i,..3 Wonderful Bargains in Coats A ' . andl Suits . ;' FRENCH & GREENE ... ij .-. I Ready-to.Wear and Shoes ' FOR DRESSMAKING, Phone 210-W. Mrs H: P. Schtvcvcn, 1714 tith St. 5-2'J-at FACTOiRV Shipment' of Star Cut Glass. Pay ciysh and pay less. Mel "ville's Hardware. Adams Ave. .-. . ,, u-2'J-tf MAN OR WOMAN Wanted, $l!l wocklyfull time, $1.00 Bn hour spare time, selling guaranteed hos iery to weurer. Experience unnec e a s a r y. International Knitting Mills, Norristown, Pa. f-2fl-Up WALLOWA W m EN TROPHY WALLOWA, Mhv 20. Riilph Couch, son of L. Couch of this city, was accorded the highest honors of his class at the UuiMcrsily of Oregon Junior prom last Snturkliy evening. To Couch, who Is Junior student at the university, was awarded the Coylo cup, 'wbleh Is presented allllilully to tlie student considered the best fill around man In his class. A similar trophy, the Gerllnger cup, Is awarded to the girl deemed the best all uruuud woman student. Ralph Couch Is a graduate) of the Wallowa high school, uit-1 It is con sidered an honor for the gradual) ofany school to win ther trophy. Couch is a member of the Htudent executive council at the university. and a major student In the school ofbuslness administration. Tile se lection of Junior mini and Junior Mrs. F. Norman. WRITE MORE This summer, writs' home, to friends, eon Kratulations, invitations' coiidoleni-cs, letters or cards. We have nn up-' jiropriato STATIONERY for vveiy occasion. Call ami inspect, our varied stock of boxed and tab let papetries. PS.?' PRESCRIPTION DfltKiCI.IS "FlrMl ullh tho Now Tilings" i The Bootery UP-TO-DATE SHOES FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN 200 Depot Street "', -'" " ' Phone Main 118 G rover Smith, Mgr. . . OLD TYME DANCE Kvery .Thursday Night at - Zuber Hall P. J. Powers I Zuber Hall j A-R.C-A.D-E TONIGHT Double Program 'ARDELL & TRACY FOCH FOUR Syncopation and Ife'lium's Foremost Patches Original Dancers GEORGE MURPHY. ' Williams & Culver Manipulating .'Uecont'eur ('oniedy Solids and TalU Also 5-ReeI Paramount Feature ' "DANGEROUS LIES" rWiih- ; DAVID POWELL From the story by E. Phillips Oppenheim 1 - L HAVE YOU A DAUGHTER? Watch her Health! rortland, Oreg. "Whefl my daugbler was In high sihool and awsy from home she was troubled with functional distiirlcmees and pain, to the exient of alinoiit, b;iv lug to give up her studies. When she came homo and 1 learned ol her condition, I linmciMalcly began giving her Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription combined with I be Pleasant Pellets and In a short time her sysiem beeami regulated And her suffering romrn'. 'l hope this statement will help other glits who have the same trouble, my daughter had." Mrs F, C. Norman, 1D4 N. Kth St. G!t . tr. Pierce's Favorlto Pres cription todsy from your ii,-ehlnr-hood druggist. In tablets or liquid, or write Dr. Pierce, president In valids' Hotel In Buffalo, N. V , for free confidential, medieal ndvhc l-.nclo.-e I'm it j-ja dtjitu a tiiul pkg. tableu.. i Modern Dances Every Tuesday and Saturday . Best of Music Under Good Management, L. R. Spencer, Mgr. Music for Memorial C ARR,:S i WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS f V 11 GOOD-USE IT ' S3iU i COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER THRsamc thrill you feel when you hear a big brass band is fourd on Columbia Band Records. W. II. Bohncnkamp Co. Allen A rOOPER'C AMI VBtNNlNGIONU' VA' uiiuci weni rain 0 Any man who has fever worn I'nion Suits that were proportioned wroiij; on u nice hot summer day will not wait, to be told twice about I'ooper-lieiiniiifi-tii 1'iiion Suit. They're made in correct sines anil Iiroportions foj- every build, and we'll see that you tfi't what's right for yMi. , . ASH BROS. - .' t i "IKfew W . Vi Ni Mio rcnle' i , Vt I
