La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 03, 1922, Image 3

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17R nRTKTVP! TCVKNTNff OBRTCttYETC '
IN THE OLD HOME TOWN
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I 'H-I-,V' ' M!' V lilt1', Vh"
' Only the Quick work of e wofjnsom
' Saved th ori?E ham&imC lamprom seoioos.
lf y- INJURY TO C'AV I
iiIuk and whilo hers attended tu
Bume land office buslines.
Molored I'p llrnncli
O. II. .Ktuciild. of the Eastern
Oregon Music comnauy, luulortid to
KlKla yesterday to sound the day
there attending to souie business in
terest. He returned to La tiruudo
last oveninc
tholr trip will ho spent in Yellow
stone mid Uhutcr Nation. il jirl;s
and then hoinu ugaln.
Rapidly Improving
Mrs. K. Trunbloy, who lud 11
major operation a few dajs ap, i
ropidly improving and expects to hi'
at home in u few days.
To Kpouk Touiunow Evening
Adjutant Calldcrs will deliver a
lecture to the membera of. the Sal
vation Army tomorrow- evening at
8 o"clock at. the Salvation Army
Hall.
Honmiug HolINO License'
'A rooming nouso license lias been
granted t.o .Xlr. nud Mrs. Dan -M.
Bulrd.i They have-acquired the man
agement of the Durlund hotel on
JO Deu'oC Htrait. :
Preparing: lor t 'onvelll Inn
In order to make the liokio con
vention in September a hi;r sueces.--1
from tho point of view of the dceo j
rations In tho business seethm of
La Grande), which will be turned I
into an Arable clly tor tho itt jiis
ion, S. N. Uichardson, a street (let o.
ratof of Portland vim here dui-ini:
the week making hi preliminary
plana,
(tr . , ;
Local News In Brief
. ' ' ' V
Down from linker
W. R. Anderson and V. Watson,
two of' Raker's citizens, arrived in
La Grande last evening on No. 23
and are spending a few days here
on ibiiHiness as guests of tiie Foley.
I'ew Days JJ
: if.' 1). Bourcy, who .hails from
I'iloi lock. Is spending a few days
in I. a Crande visiting on business.
He arrived lime Inst evening and
is regisstered at the Foley
Down from Yinecjit "
It. ,: Savove, who makes his home
In Vincent, spent' last bight in La
Grandeas a, guest bf iho Savoy, .
tlon, aiiived in Iai tirando last eve
ning on the branch Hue train and
regisstered at the Savoy. Ho Is still
In town and will remain here for
a short time on business.
KeluifiH from Portland
Judge T. H. Crawford relumed
from rt few. days' business visit in
Portland tills morning on No. 24.
To Wiser
Fred Spaeth and Hurley Smith,
.both business men of this city, left
on No. 24 for Weiser, Idaho, on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
To Mel or to linker
William Wilson and family will
leave In the morning for Baker,
where Mr. Wilson expects to take
In the baseball game 'and a plunge
in the new natatomum.
iMH'mei- , a (irimilc .Man In Town
Thomas Loftus, now a resident
of , Pendleton, spent yesterday in I.a
tirande with friends and returned
to 'his home In the evt'ning.
To Spoknuc--
Mr. and Airs. f!. M. Mickey lefl
La Crande yesterday, bound for
Spokane- on a three-days' business
visit.
Mcl.cllnn In Molilalia
Dun Mcl.ellan is spending about
ten days at his ranch In Citibank,
Montana,
Spoiling Cars .
The O.-W. company is ((potting
several ciirs ut Hot Lake to trans
port Dr. Phys' tboroimh-bred Ilol
Btcln cattle to tuo Union Stock
show.
"Tnelc Sam" In Town
''Uncle Sim' Brooks well-known
resident of linblr, is spending a
cudplo of days In La Grande and
expects to return tu his home .Monday.
Inspecting Jvonds - n.vv... , r- v
W. C. Grows, office engineicr for
the local oflices of tlio statf lligb
way.couiuiUslon of Oregon, -left this
.morning for Baker to Inspect the
ruuds between IilTo and that point.
Hand (o Play at Stock Show
The La Grande baivd, under the
illrrlinn nf Andrew .1. Lonev. Jr..
jhas been engaged : to Uday the lust
two aa.ys 01 me tnion nines snow.
In the nriernnon the band will olsy
at tho show grounds during the pro
gram. Jlr. Loney has a specially nr
rjinireri concert tirnoriuil for tho eve
ning which is sure to please).
Fishing on Looking (ilnss
F.d Ford of tho Arcade theatre
made a trip' lip . to , Looking Glass
to Pitch a few fish but states the
fish are not; biting: well yet.
Down fi-oin Palmer Junction
J ton I .Morrison, of Palmer Junr-
f
It June ;,7-8-!l. -Kourteenth annual v
liyifstock show at; Union.
'-! June Pioneer Day celebra- -'
v tion. M) . .. ; . "'
June 111- Annual school election v
at Central school. :!
I- June 20-&1. Rose Fe.-tivul in v
r. . Portland. "'
''
Any La Grande subscriber -to
'. the Observer who does not receiv
his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev-
ening, please call Western Union,
Main 24, and a special messenger
will deliver a copy. '
JAZZ
Dance
L- -
Saturilfiy Night
Starex Orchestra
Rex Hall
ooeeeeooooet
Outing Togs
Women, Men and Boys
Wliipctird, khaki ami
( Vnluroy.
.Jai-kcts ami Trousers.
.Blouses, .Middies aud
Shii-ls.
iisscll and Chiinicwa
Pars.
Hidi '1 ! Siii.es.
I'm tet's and l,eu,uinu:s.
Kliaki ainl I'opliit Hats.
We earrv a full line "I'
Siiiiiiner Outing C'luthos
at lmvest i'1'iees.
TKnfoClotliiery
4iThe Store With a
Uonkiience"
11 OS Adauis A vp. t
o -
Arrived Kecently - ; , ,. ;
Mrs. R Bucl arrived Ih La
Grande recenilyl aften: spending a
few mouths nt her , home lit. f.'le-ir
water, Iowa'.': Klie 'iMlli be bere for
some time.
To Mot or, 10 Frlsni
.Mr. .ami1 Jlht' Guy .EUia. nccom
panied by their daiigliter.' will .lrtave
tomorrow ' morntng by auto, bound
for San Framdseo and other Cali
fornia, points,' While there"Ml Kllis
expects to attend the ShriHet's' .'con
ventlnn.
lietiirus to Minimi
A parly eumposel of.. Willard
Voting, W. A. Klatn and .Mr. and
Mrs. John Fisher, arrived in La
Grande last evening from western
Oregon qwdnts, where they havf
been spending somo time on a busi
ness and pleasure trip. They speni
the evening at the Savoy and re
turned to their home this morning
on tho branch Hue train.
Itev. Hamlall to Preach
Hev. I). D. Handall will loctur
in the Baptist church Sunday eve
ning at 8 o'clock on "The Course
of Time from Eternity to Eter
nity." Music will be choir tinder
the leadership of .Mrs. F. P. Jester.
'.'g;iii Ladies in Town-
Mrs. C. K. Ilivin u ii il Mrs. Jessie
Rieber, who make their Ihumo in
Klgin, arrived - In La Grnwde lust
evening on the branch lino train
and are spendlu'g a few dnyss here
on bugluesss and pleasure. They are
stopping at the Foley hotel. ,
Spent Night Here
William Beattln nnil Wllll.iiii 11mm
can. two residents of Haine. ar
rived In 1 41 Grande last evciiing on
No. 23 and spout tho night us
gusts of tho Foley.
b'lgln Iridic at Summer
Mrs. Hyde and iMrs. Yittes, of
Klgin, are La Grande visitors mid
during their stuy are guests of tin
Somnier.
iolng On Gypsy Trip
Troon 2. of the local Boy Scouts
will leave tomorrow mornlui:. bound
for Flvo Points district under charg'
of A. L. Prvke. scout commissinnci
I hey are making a three-day gypsy
trip.
Hotel Man H
J. A. Merrill, proprietor of the
Summei-vllle 'hotel. Is 1u tho cltv
today on business and will return
to his homo this evening
Store Keiei' In Town
W. K. Brown, division store keep
er of the O.-W., is in town attend
ing on company (business. ,
Silver Grill Sunday Special table
d'hote I'hkken dinner, 75 cults-
c-a-it
l-'OI! i;KN"I'-A modern furnished
hand wagen, low wheels. Phone
1418 .Monroe. Il-y--tp
WANTKIi To buy ill-inch, secon.i
w:u'nii, ;;i inch low wheels. Phone
100-R. li-D-ltp
l'lil! If KN T -Furnished npiirtment
HHIli Washington Ave.
ti-3-tt''!
.P. J" I
Itiissi'll Ioiiiu Mt'i'ly-r-
J. A. Itutiseli is roporturi to hv
gelling along nircly unit will soon
m'tiirn to La Crandt', Bt'ttv havinr
spoilt Hovoral weokH at tl; Hot
uiike rtiinatorium nursing a cnisliod
foot, which btM-iimo inteilt'd, b;K-k
to its normal comlitlou. .Mr. Kus
st'l! rettirueil lo La Cnmiltj uliout a
woelt aro but was fom d to Imvl
to tho Baiiutorhim until Ui injuiuil
liit'iubfr became well.
FOK SA1.K(mkkI RtMitlo sathlli'!;
Imai. u-3-;Up
LOST lltai-k dress coat, two small H
ine:ii i .itHiuin iiociis, tetters am! j t
Tiote in favor nf K. K. Cobb in coat.,;)!
Loavo at v.bstrver nffk-v Uewaiii. !
G-;i-ltp
.MR Wanici) to iiualifv ftir Kiivmen,
1'raki'Hion, experienre unnet-essafy.
Tiaii.-vKrtatioii t'uniihnl. Write V
Iio.ryess, Supt-, St. Louis.
June 11-10, jul.
KLAKI1N(I AN I) TINTING,
NEW TODAY
WANTKl) Ti e company wnnt.s stalv
rt'prescntatrA'o un j saJes manage;''
to open branch office. S':iilU m'ces-
sary. Universal Tire t'o., C'lii.-axo,!
Ill M .. MIL 1 1,1 II,'
liUliartl.Hn "The Art Man" eivoiv
tho snme careful Attention to the en-'
lare;intf mul coloring of your pictures ;
that ho does to every other lino of
his art work. If you have a good tie;
ativo or picture which you prize lu
'vill iv:iUm you aa enlargement fnm
it which '-ou will be proud to hanjr on ;
your walls. t-J -It,
Something New In
Footwear
r
Xmv Kawn Siifili' I'uiiijr in s;iiitl;il ol'LVi't ?
with .slraiylit coverett ueol. Tlio vt'i'v iifwor.
Price t.00
Ni'w iativnt low heol saiulii'l in li'inli hulu
niako. Tliis in all the rage in. the. F.ast.
. - , ; Pi'i. e T7.r)0
New jiatent pump, saiulal eCfect with jun
ior liouis heel. Very y mart. . .:. Price $8.50
Many other new styles in' pumps, lvth hili
and low licels in kid and patent.
FR ENGH & GREENE
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
WANT'tP Salesman to sell coiar
untectl tires and tubes. $100 a wee;
pruaranteed salary and coinmissioii j
Universal fire t'o., rhniiKO, IU.
. May -Jit, June u-l -l:
FOR SAI.K--One 101 On h laud Six
. $-'100. Call '.';'lil North .Second 01
telephone :0ti-li. ti-:i-2l
Wied.-hiclds and Side (Musses Filled
Titie is an art in fitting wiml--lliilds
and side glasses. Ktihardsoi'
- I l-.e Ai t .Man ' will do it for you ami
have tlum ready in an hour.
li-3-h
1 5
Chief Ce.ll'ealhe,- ;-,t tile Arcade
teuuhl ami unilay in sonirs an i
(hiiu-e-. ('.-:;-1 1
FOR SAI,K Milk cows mid ::t(rV
:- cattle, t lair Crosstn, Route Xo. 'J
C;j-7(n
J. J. I) All BY, M. 1). I'.y..ici;. me!
Surgeon. Over Putman's llru
ytore. Office phone 51'J-W.
Ikv.r Chief I'.cdfeallier at. tile Ac
cade tonipht and .Sunday. A treat fo
Id and younir. ti-;i-ll
FOR SAI.K OI! TRADE Four-room
liuniralow, will take car or s!-,uii!
cash iiayment down. D.-ilr.nee oa
easy terms, imiuire l!)02 Fa; I Penn
Ave. i;-:Mm
Zuber Hall
Modern Dances
Every Tuesday and
Saturday
Best of Music
i
! ruder (iiiiul Management. 5 !
.
! L. R. Spencer, Mgr.
.
Apiln on .lob
Leon Tiffany, an omploy of the
O.-W. shops Is airiiin back to work
after wevoral niouths in the local
hospital suffering with Lluud poi
soning in his knee.
ToiiriiiK To Wolsor r
.Mr. and Sirs. L. P. Woinuek, who
make their home In Stanfli ld, ar
rlwpd in I.a -Oraiule yesterday en
route to Weisiir, Idaho! -,-TJiey. are
inuring tliruti!!h 'in thnir;. 'car and
sipont the- night In La Grande as
guests of the Savov.
KHilel to Iteturn
It. H Ilaldncl.- rilrlulnn r,i ,,
for the eastsern Oregon division of
Ihe lilghay commission, for the
past week has been making an In
sptctiou of tho roads of Wallowa
county, and is expected to return
this evening. lie reports that the
roads In Unit section are In splen
did shape.
Prize Winners
The State Board of Dental Exam
iners gave a state-wide essay con
test for the school children. Four
children in each county received
prizes of $10.00. The lucky onee
of I'nion county received their
prizes a few days ago and were as
follows: Kenneth Owens of Central
school: Inez Hughes of Rlveria:
Dorothy Mills of Cove; Ruth Dan
iels of SilmnoTville. The secre
tary of the Hoard of Dentists Is Dr.
W. D. McMillan, formerly of I.a
j ramie.
iUatller Swnllou Squirrel
j A number of Hoy Scouts In charge
jof A. K. Pryke and Harvey Carter
Ispent last evening in DeulH Canyon
ion an over-night hike and this morn
jink returned to their homes. While
jon the way homo Harvey Carter.
with a number of tlte hoys, was
crossing tiie hill near HooMer peak
:and heard a rattler's buzz. Looking
around the' scoutmaster discover',!
the reptile and killed It. The snake
Uas rabollt one and one-half feet
Jong mid had slv rattles and a but
ton. The Interesting part occurred I
:whetl the snake was op-neil to dl.--'
covt-r tho caUMs f' r a suspicious ;
llooking bulge i,nd a fair -d.ed
imiulrrel, still i.ndig -sled, mu fnuiiJ a
;ln the bell of the . n.-k.-.
Heap Dig Injun
Chief Red Feather and his wife
arrived In I.a Cirande last evening
from their home In Muckogeo, Okla.,
ny car anil will stop In La Craii(l
for a few dayB as sn guest of the
.-.nvoy hotel. The chief Is alleged
to be tho best Indian slngcT in
this section of the country.
CMeiePil Trlii
Miss Mna Illucker and .Miss Noris
Millard, who taught school In the
Durkee schools during the school
year, passed (through La Grande
this mornini; on No. 17, bound for
.Spokane, which will bo the firm
lap on an extended trip that will
last until Septemlier. After l.,,,-.
liiK Spokane the ladies will go to
Gardner. Montana, and thence on
to Yellowstone park. They aro ex
pecting to have the "time of their
lives," so tfley say.
Off on extended Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Harris
tomorrow mornini,- by auto, bound
for San Francisco hv whv r i..ri.
land. However, tills will he only
the first lap of a six weeks' tour
before returning to I.if Grande
While In 1-YiKeo they will attend
the Shrlners' convention end fijjm
tho Golden Gate cltv mill c. m
I'oi-atelli,. Idaho. The rcamlndcr of
Cooper Clothes
Anti-Grcucli Underwear
Jusl.wliat every man and ynim;;' man needs to
heat (lie hcaf. it 's light, airy and c, uiilorahle, as
)! as a nul l lii i'ii liieexe. !et a supply now and
you'll lie "lad of il Ion every H..lin;;' hoi day. A il'ulll
range of sizes olTcr.s a selection Hint- will give the
right fit.
ASH BROS.
"The Store thut Keeps l-'allh Willi tho Peoplo'
I;
rcfriRcrator is purely a 1 j
irpHE EFFICIENCY of a
Q refrigerator is purely a
matter of temperature.
A refrigerator that permits warm air to leak
in is an expense no matter how little .you
pay for it.,
Heie on ItuMn. .
J. M. U..'. 01 Ml..' Ii.-m
I.a Claude tii-lUcfcti li-.it-ir
i'''.v H reii.;!ifa 'm? !i,
::-t'.r-CVv-
OLD TYME
DANCE
Every Thursday Xight
at
o
P. X. Pflwert
TT'iWIT'rr Paramount Super-Feature
1 KJIVI 1 L4-- 'Qct Rich Quick Waiimgford"
A'R.C'A.D-E
Sunday Only
'' One of the Strangest Human Interest
j' Dramas Ever Filnied.
wAt The Sign of '
We Don't Talk Merit Into
a Product It Must
Be TKere
We don't relish the jdeaof selling niei'chaiid.ise
wherein pia'lity is found only in "talk." lielVre we
recoiiiini'iid any article, we.lirst make certain that
it-will live up to all we Jiiihl say it will. Keiieviu
in fullest, protect inn I) r our customers as well as
ourselves, von nray e.iecl each and every relri
;:erator to serve y u just as we sal.' it will.
l i h I i
i I ill.? -I-'V. ir : ,-jjr - ?. i
CARR'S
For Crcciit
No Intercat
J From the Stini;;; Story by
MYRTLE EEED
' Also Shoviu' a Comedy ,
' MONDAY ONLY 4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE
, ' And-a Paramount Feature
i I
Mid Summer
:-:M-U-l-i-n-e-r-y:-:
In both Sporty and Dros3 models in Durctyne,
In both Sport' and Drews models in Duvetyne,
CAMPBELL SISTERS
Iia'iies'.'J.'emly-to-W'cjir anil -Millinery