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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1922)
Mondnv, limp 5, if)22 ra1 nrcxNrrvrc rcvmTtfCf nTiNimvrcri VKQVj five OUT OUR WAY r w BBfan By Willi HIT13 cllPV Jewelry, silver mounted f wan uh much fruit m J umbrclluji and two lioautlf til roiid-j whole woKd ua t'u-y i U I :i i . .1 : TU . . V-?N '-vv---l ;-OC THE RtCMTOFWAV ' ' T"irC-'! '-l'-V J-f? , ; JIHW-S j ' ' ' '' ..' ' ., . Local News In Brief iiiK lamps are among the prizes of- fored. Marshall Huffman, a member of the comtolldated ui-hool bmtrd of the TcluettHOt district, was a L& Graudo biiHiiiuus visitor Saturday. ilsi'd In th'!ltrt fchU morning, bound for Mo- Vwy ruide 1n the Mlnnvillo, where they will spend a Vakima station. The i herrli s v. !ll U,v tin ; atti'ndhu; the Slate (Irnnr.e he only about half a mm vef to hi l.elti t!u re on June G-7-8-y. there, but the prstehea are one luin-J drol per cent and the apples are .Terminates v lslt Rood." Harry'H brother 1eiry i- Mrs. I. K. Kulienon, who h-i well known here r.tnd frie-uls t heon vi -itlu?: in La tlrandc for about will bo pleased to turn that he ir ia. week's time at the home of Mrs. prospering. ' Application- for Homestead Hack from Hospital- - Mrs. It. J. Greet) has returned from the "Hot Lake . Banatorlum. Applications were fl'ed this where sho has beeiv confined for mor"!"K l T- 1 ofi'f;- about threw weeks recovering from i fnr homesteads by I.eland li Thoin;- a major opera tioti. Mm. Green ls 8nn m KH-nianu una -Morse ue o.-t ramidlv fmnroviiiir and will soon be;"' Monununi, ure. Hi her former health. In Hetlei Health Arthur Williams, justice of peace, who spent the early part of last wQek in rortlaud on account of ill health and aino on business. Is tifick and hit resumed his official duties. Accepts Position- V. 1'. Mohr, irtiiiiied to her home hi Ilralnard, Mimu'sotii, this morn iiHV on No. 17. She reports a very d lUhifol vl:di in La. Grande. as he had some yld friends here ami hpenkitm or tho city, ho B;y a. "Ouo of Hie flne.it Itllio olt'" have seen. Vou liavo wonderful surroundings uml it appears that the business mvium has all kinds of, pep." They tuiUnimit their jour ney to the Kujio City this morn Uns. , J A iMtwu liitiu .illnnni- Sawer. of in La Qrande Saturd.iy eventnR on th$ frnniU lino train and is aloin phiK at tlio Savoy for a few day-i while, attending to boeiiq busUm-fti mailers. f'. , . Iteluins to llakei - R. ,Tj. Morrison, of Ba-koi, spenb last 'evening In I. a Griiude.; as a, Mhiam, nrrlvn To Shi ineis (.'uiueiitioti- Tom Williams, rallro.id shop cm-, plo is to lo ve in tho niontinf-' I fer San Fri' m isi i. where ho will ' t attend tho Siirintrs" convention. loUeemaii-IUackNiiiilh Jeff Bean, who It is been with tl;e Gray News stand for some time, to j day accepted u position with tlst La Grande .News company. Mrs, It. 11. llal itl Here After attending a nuvtint; of the Idaho Statu Ttuchers association in llolse, Mrs. K II. Hall is spending lNiliceman Clint Haynes is now several days i(f La Grande visiting iH'cupte-t as blacksmith at the work Mr. and -Mrs. It. L. I'oarch before beins dme on the intake. It is very returning to her home in Couer 'd likely that he will not resume his: Aleue, Idaho. duties on the, police force for about two wtieks. Neil Suydam is taklnu his position temporarily on the night beat. On Ttiji nl lnpetioii I. A. Levitt, master mechanic for the O.-'W.. left this uuiruing for Uaker to make an Inspection of the nollln siork in tho:u rarts. i'niou Meeting Toniubt I James Taylor or Seattle, vice-pres-iident of the shop men's union and J William Wilhuni of Salt L ike, bust j uess ai;eut. are in tiie city today and will hold a meeting for all shop men tonight at the Ladies' hall at V:;so o'clock. Visltinu l i lends in IVndlhm Hudey Wells spent Sunday in the Round-Up city visiting frlemis. re- .: f- ; .turning to his work this morning nv ut Home- - Mrs. George Campbell, of Nampa, ('"mndttee Meetiiiit Idaho, who underwent a serious Ihef committee of citizens bavins timn witn fiue roH(Ii- n tlLelr re" operation at Uia Grande Hondo hos- hand tho survey to determine the!''1 Inpt :I- j u- turn they stopped at Union j pital recently, .ia improving rapidh ! present feeling regarding the pro. ; s --'tion of : Juno 7-8-9. Fourteenth annuul r'.i lunch an I to get u ipetp at the stock tIt ; livestock show at Union. & show town V' June 15. Pioneer Day celebra- v Oil Inspection Tom- Captain Anderson, st'nior high way engineer of tho Bureau of In spection of tho slate highway com- j mission, is iu town today having 'arrived on No. 1 from Portland. He the Luterprise-LostiiH' the Joseph-La GramU N ew Shipment of ? Skirts- in :i variety of colors in' ;ill 1 he now .summer fabric both (jilk aml wash fabrh's. FRENCH & GREENE Eoady-to-W,car and Shoes !tion June 19 Ani'.iinl school, ulcvtiop ' Kt iat Centi-aJ school. ' r June 20-23. Hose Festival in ft ; Portland. ' ' '- .ItrlliniK Irtini PorlliHitl (!. IF. Forwood roturned on No. 4 this intirninR fron) Portliiiul. whero ho has been attending to Ihusiuoss. IS l'.XMft(Ml lloinr . Mi'B. Krl J. Holmes, who Is In Tortlnnd, la expected to return to Lu Grande shortly. In Vnton . Jasiiisr Stevens of the I.a Grande hottllng works mcnt Sunday In Union on pleasure and husine.s. Mai'iine Ijicenwe Issued Tho county cl,erk Issued hi mar rlae license" Saturday to AUlen Par sons and JJliss Amanda 1. IUiklmi both of lOlnin. Visltliifr Parents Ethel Steward, for the past year living; In Portland, Is visltini; her parents, U. H. Steward, and will re turn to hicr homo the end of the week. Motoml Ove-i' S. P. Miller and wife, accompan ied C. M. Stackl.ind from Cove to attend the meeting of the Eastern Oregon Poultry association. lteturus Home .Mrs. Ivan Whit'? returned to hor 'homo in Imhler this morniiiK after n few days' visit w ith her sister at North Powder. Oft Itusincss C. E. llackman, of the Hurkniiin Cigar company, left this moraine on tho branch lino In the interest of his business. Is Convalescent at Home Mrs. G. R. Campbell, who under went a serious operation at tho La Grande hospital, is convalescent at tho home of her mother, Mrs. Mll-lerlng. Has Outing Ilird Lewis anl wife, accompan ied by A. H. Pottos, spent Sunday nt Medical Springs and had a very pleasant time, returning in the c vo lt In b. To Meet Win C. H. Gasset left Saturday Tor Portland to mrit his wife who If roiurniug from an extended tri, through California. In linker W. H, Perry and family and W .1. Nolan and family motored t Baker Sunday and reported a fine 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. JAZZ Dance "T" Saturday Night Starex Orchestra Hex Hall oeoooooooc Accident on Highway George Miller of Cove, -while driv ing to La Grande Saturday after noon, was crowded off the highway by another ear driven by a Mrs. Courtney. Both cars wiere badly damaged but no one was injured. and is now at the homo of mother, Mrs. Lydlu .Mulkey. Left for Poillaiul J. H. Poiirn and II. M. Jlaloney,Ad -club headquarters left La Grando Saturday evening on 'he enmpalgn In detail tar l'osed charter amendment tnton tied iWgnwuy. to ipurmit street lmprovoin nt to he carried on this summer will moo; sl" " .Mglit- t Soinniei- ibis evening at the olTico of the i". and Mrs. 11. II. Craddoiit, I, to go ovei 'I'lik'nuj, (.alitorni.i, who urn touilnc TMs ci:m-lu,t ,,asl. slHiit last night In La No. Ill bound for Portland, where mlttee will mnke Its rennet to the Grunde as guests of the Kommer they will spend a short time on a city commission next Wodnesd.iv ''canning their Journey- this morn- combined business and pleasure trip, tnight. Looking aft4'r Horses j lown fi-nn North I'ow'ler C. K. milliard .spent Sunday In- K. R. Turner, of North lowl.r. Union attending to some horses lii',arrlved in La Grande I, .it evening has entered in tho Union Stock innd 1s spending the day h, ro on show. i business. lie is at the Pcley. ing. Itliys Lots for Home j Untei pi lse Couple Walter R. Parker purchased two j Mr. and .Mrs. A. It. stlckks, who lots at the corner of Ninth au linalto their homo iu Enterprise, me Seventh street. The properly he-1 La Grande visitors today and during longed to Mrs. A. E. Ivunhoc. Th( , their visit are guests of the Foley. duil was etosed througii tho Pyra- j mid Lund company. jtloergei of .Mntei-pi-l.se . I- N. Joorgcr, who makts his ho:n To Work nl Stink shim ;ln Enterprise, arrived in La Giand.' Dan Portlier, who has been em-1 last evening on tho branch line ployed by the La Grande NVws coni-:traln and is registered' at tin; Folcv pany, left this morning on No. 2-1 during ;n. brief visit here.. for Union, where lie will work ut the stock show. Id . ho Man Here L. Lewis, of Fairfield,. Idaho ar- iivi-.l in La Grande yesterlay aud siunt the evening at tho Summer. ! Likes Our 'J'onn Mr. anil Mrs. C. I!, nice, ivhe are rt-siitents of Kansas City, rpent t!io pist three days in I.a Grande en route to Portland. They are touring througii, riding the,' cnsMi.n I during the day and stopping n some elly during the evo:iinr. Mr. Uice was interested in La Orandi riilt Xnt Umlly Hurl James Nolauil, who Is ono of the I leading rail estate men of , the Walla Aei-opl.-ine (-iifuhig The Ainerijn Legion announces that on the 24 Hi of this month there will be two planes here from the Cuban's training camp, piloted by two government men. lrove lo linker Claudw Scranton and his daugh ter. Phyllis, drove to Baker yester day and attended the baseb.ill game. Mr. Scranton was accompanied by his goif clubs and gave the Baker links a try-out while there. CatllfMilail Here Hal lieose, of Union, one of Union county's big cattlemen,- spent Sat urday and ISuntlny iu La Grande. Mr. Reese- was formerly deputy sherilf of Union county. -fil-ectors lo JliM't Tho iMiard of directorsr of 111 Grande Rondo Chautauqua lissocln-- tlon will hold a meeting this eve ning at 5 o'clock cit the office of the secretary iu the Ad club headquarters. Leave fur Vakhna ; Mr. .tm l, sirs,. C, U.,,j;ick.c:i,i . h r Ihis inorning on No. J 7, .bound fo Yakima, where (hey will make Ciei future homo. Mr. Pickens w,.i'A ............ i.. i.. i... r....:... .i ..... Winn,.,, in ill wib uiy luiiiiv 'uMinuy HUH too 1'allnor LU1I1J.N and he statirs that the recent freeze company, hut is going on Ihe-n i'ii was not so bad as at first- thought as a Sunday school mls:.iou;:ry with and that the fruit belt is not so j the American Suudav Schorl Vnio-i bad off after all. I - ; Country Club Dance Tonight The first of the series of sum mer dances will be 'held at the Country club tonight. All the inem hers are urged to be on hand and a good time Is nssureil. .The; clui. house Is .particularly ulapted to summer dances Tor the large num ber of windows and largo French doors it is possible to open it up like a pavilion. ( To Alleuil Slate' (Ji-ange-Mr. and Mrs. (".. Ztiber Hall ! Modern Dance3 ! Every Tuesday and Saturday ; Eest of Music J Tinier flood Manascineiit-. J J L. R. Spencer, Mgr. Klierwoad To Attend Convent inn J. I), nrowkaw. division manager of the E. O. L. & P. comnanv. ac companied by his son will drive to Baker iu the morning to attend the convention of the National Electric Light company, to be held in that city this week. Cove .Man Hon A. A. Antles, a member of the Cove school tinnrM, arrived in La Grande Saturday morning tinri spent the day here on business returning to his home iu the evening. North Powder Trio Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ilarisrr and Mrs. JOnrl Bryant, a t'ticher In the North Powder schools, arrived lu La Grande Saturday morning find spi'nt the day hero on tt combined business and pleasure trip before re turning to their home at North pow der. ; Apples Kept. Well A, W. . Leffel . ut& leinonstrali.il that Grande Kondc valley apples are an all-yenr product. This morning he drove to town with some of the apples that he has kept In storage on his iplacc. and tlu.'y were every hit as good as those placed on the market last fall. Sirs. Finn Seriously III ' Mrs. C. II. Finn Is seriously ill In Portland, reports her husband. Judge Finn, who has just returneu from Portland. Mrs. Robert New lla. her daughter. Is ut her bed side, having left La Grande lasi night. .. . Outing Togs F"t Women, Men and Bcy3 Wliipeoul, khaki atitl ( Vrdiirov. Jackets mid TWmser.. Sinuses, -Middies and Shirts, ftussell and Chippewa Paes. . 11 it'll To) Shoes. Puttees and Lctim:. Khaki nihd Poplin Hats. Wo irrv a full line Summer Otrtuij Clothes at lowest 1-riiTS. "T& CtymsciencV 11 OS Adams Avn. jl.ii tiiande Vlillnr ' - Oscar Lund, a lu rry grower of Vove, silent Saturday lu La Gr.indo. iile reports that there" will lie a very large berry crop this seasou and ;tliat strawberries will be ripe In about ten days. Ileal Km ale Hushing Dr. II. o. Brown, La Cr-indi chiropractor, left for Portland yes terday to spend some lime there at tending to real estate interests thjl demand his attentions. A-R.C'A. TONIGHT A!.'l FOrJlCCT DAVID POW'ELi JOHN S ROEE?VTGOM C-odmt on - It.- v i ' Pr.L.ottd b. Adolf', Zvor t .' ' i (' I p-Tr-rr-r-r,' t-r '" . v "' . j v J X v. A wonderful story of life and love under the big tent ,o 4 Acts Of Vaudovilb Patrick & Madlyne Dunne & Daye Hits of r ii.-.p ;d Comedy I''reekles and His Pal Al an'd Flo Cooper 3 Lo.umians and KoLby Xnvelty Arlrst: in a I'll tc ri i i H i s Quaint Specialty l L ,. .... "IMU " W f "I, t&; VAa''J'iK''''. iii:-:'v:V:Un -i. kS a, I i: ,n:i: W w i- 1 I.. iLM i ::) Mi--- 1 Ul ! I J Bipi- i f,)itll m v 4 Mm I I I I X I W ;i i ? ! i'i li ii r-TTi ;E niTICIENCY of a b rcfrif;cratov is purely a matter of temperature. v A refrigerator that permits warm air to leak in is an expense no matter how little you ;:.y for it. : Ve Don't Talk Merit Into a Product It Must Be There." We don't relish the idea of .selling inerehaiidi.se wherein qualify i: loiiud only in "talk." lielre we recommend a.iy aiticle, we lirst make certain that it will live up to all we miuht say it will. ISelievin in fullest protection 1 r our customers as .well as ourselves, vou n:av expect each' and every rcfri- ;rerator to serve ,m 'ii just as we sal,- it will. I f I J !,'! i r i n TP a m i.fs rny. ,"j lr.i '.J J 1-..-...i.'i:..-..mV '-nJ'j m9 For Crocio No Interest lllg Kally Then.' Is to be a Missionary lialli at the Christian church nil da Tuesday. Mrs. Swope and Mrs Wright nre lo be present. All la dles Interested in missions are cor dially invited. StiH-k Show Pileil The finest array of prizes eer urtered for the winners of the -events srludulel In the t nton Live Slo k I "n,,B""-'' ' Show at I hlon. June 7-x-!i. aro now The Iwo-monlhs-olil daughter of mi exhibition lu the llusiek Drug i Henjumln Carney has been quite ill Store rhow w indow at I'nion. Lev. f"r the past two or three days, bnl . .. .Is now on the road to recovery. OLD TY5IS DAKCS Evrry ThirUy Nibl 0 P. J. Powers im I'l-lilng I Hp I Vesterd iy a few of the i-lty's ,.i sporttmen wunt out to get al! Ihi fish they i-onld carry and ne-ariy did. .'lliosi. i pile imrly were Or llonvy, W. II. Ilollons. V. II; l.iei h man and Itulien Zwcif'l.. Jerry niti ll"i i l- ! - llelurnlng from a several davs' .visit $'th his brother In Vatmin ILv- Swartx cf the fi..V. In Ibis illy, says. "Jerry Is doing fine In th.it coun'ry sn-l shv l-.it Is .! Shirt Week! This Is Shirt Week. If your eld shirt h v;crn cut or dirty, ccrae in and got a new one. If it's not why get one anv way. For hct divr, and no ccats, propriety demand;! a .shirt. If you don't think shirts at these prices are good,, ccmo in and lot ur, prove it. fi.iio shirts !..")() Shirts tl.dO Shirts s'l.i'J) s"',.lel -'-'! )') Siiii I., !.m shirt , J.Vi Shii ls ::;.(() Shirls .-r-!.. Shirls :':2- Siiirls . iri.-'O ,.$l.()0 THESE PEICE'i I'OP. OMS Vttl'K QlilY. 1500 SHIRTS AT THESE 'PKXCKS . 'ASH BROS. 'T:, lr3 that Keeps Faith with tho People" (fltrj . -, ' ' tli.f .( h. ,, I .Pill' -KM
