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ODD FELLOWS
ELECT OFFICERS
UNION, June ft. At the ri'irulw
mcetinn-uf the Odd Kfllnwit Jiuliunlin
ale lodire last t'lliluV vvcnnis of fie
, pih were lilectril for the si( months
iiiiPKiiinlnic the first of July, r rain'
WikkIi'swoi 11) wiih unaniniou-ly flut
ed UK Noble (Jiund and Vv. V. Connor
will not as Viio Grand for the same
term. William Kielbluck was elected
treflHutt'if. f '1 he" remainder; of the of
ficers .will lie'appoint"d an soon us the
elective are installed. Tne loe chose
up fides with A. Hansen and John
ScarborouKh us- leaders. The losine
hide, that the side bringing in thr
lesser number of new members be
tween this time and Christmas, will
furnish a feed for the winning siile.
each captain also promises a prize to
to the man in his team who secures
the most applications.- The degree
team is piadirintf for the county con
ttst in Cove the latter part of the
month. , .
Minnie Watkins of Alice! has a'
cepted a position in the Union public
BchiHils s second (rrade teacher, for
the coming school ye ir, it is itported.
Her sister, Kuln, who had this-posi-tion
last year, will be the primary
teacher in the same building. ...
V; Mayor, Marion Davis is still at the
I,nke taking treatment but his nephew
Wilbur Davis nirls that he is much
better at this time.
A A'-,'.' 'William" Miller , has been" confined
to his hunie for the past Tew diiy-s"
i Iwlth i severe cjild. " . '.i ) H
J Dr. and Mm., C, W. Krwin. wer
J. tudderily called to The Dalles last
Tuesday by the death of Mm. Krwin's
I father, Mr. Michel, who nail ueen ar
! Sea View, a summer le ort, on ac
count of his poor health.
Miss Mattie Bent, who held a pnsi
tinn as fourth (trade Ua.-her In thn
Union schools duiin? last year, ha-i
aeeepte.1 a position as stenographer
' at the experiment station located just
' west of tljis pluce. Miss Best came-to
Union last tall Irom rvorin imsoiu
Mnny of the Raidens and pasUHes
.fare suffering because of delay in se
. curing the water from irrigation
ditches while new ditches were bein
constructed" across Main street before
the pacing is laid. ' ;
I, John I'laamnn anil Ora (Mine have
I; gone to (ilovtr to work on the high
J! "Wii? Viudiicl-
V Wolk has been temporarily stopped
.' on the (Jrande Rondo l.umlx-r shed ow
; ing to lack of material, but Manage
I ' I.Mattens is getting in a supply of lum
I her for sale nnd the wagon is busy
! delivering chuin wood to the people.
.J. H. Shanks, who runs a bakery
! ami confectionery on Main street, is
( building an ice cream factory on IRail
' road street. This plant will be up-to-
date in every particular.
The regular meeting of the Com
mercial club will be dispensed with
this week owing to the stock show be
ing on the same date.
II. H. Sluvens, who came here from
Lebanon', Oregon,- has puivhnsed the
'llnefer blacksmith shop und will eon
duct the business -under the nnnie of
Sluvens & Son." Mr. SlavcnsJis a
blacksmith of manys year' exper
ience. '
Mr. ami Mrs. Felix Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Kicklin und Mr. und Mrs
W. llalsey motored over to I.udd Can
yon Sunday for a day's picnicking. '
Itev. Huston, formerly pastor of
the Methodist Kpiscopal church in La
(irunde, hut now connected with the
Autl-Haloon League, occubicd the'M
r.. pulpit here Sunday morning.
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DIRECTORS ASK - -
. FOR GUARANTEE
. THE DAI.I-ES, June ."..- Directors
of the defunct I'lench & Co. bank, all
of whom nrc members of the French
families, wiil not tur.) over the pro
perty linilividuully owned' by them,'
under u trust agreement for adminis
tiation to the benefit of eieiitors of
the institution until the latter guar
antee that they will not seek furthei
compensation from these individuals.
It recently was announced that the
FitMch families, owning the bank
whk-h faihd February 2:S, would place
their individual holding with the Title
& Tiust company, Portlund leavini;
il in escrow for four venrs. and at
the end of that period, if ncresr.ar', ol-
lowing it .to be sold for settlement of
any remaining claims. )
This action, however, it was ex
plained today, will exhaust the last
possible resource, of the French fam
ilies and they are now insisting that
the depositors stipulate that the action
of creating the trust ngieement will
bu recognized ns settlement in full-
Poincare Issues a.
Demand; That Russia
Withdraw Memorandum
PAWS, June 6 Premier Poincare,
in a memnrundum forwauled to the
United States and all power which
have been invited to attend The Hague
conference on Russian affairs, de
mantled that the soviet government,
withdraw its memorandum which was
3ren:itc'! at the Genoa conference
May 1! as a condition for French par
tir'inetion at The Hnirne meeting.
.Mih. Hiib.rt Cole, ban 1-iancisoo. keens two cots nnnn
ilBer, - the other a sure-enough lion, ono und one-half years old One'm
s lame as lh other. Kindness did it, nays their mistr ess ' '
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Four candidates were initiated into
the newly organized Modern Woodman
lodge la.-.t Fi-iday evening. They wer"
Kal;h Scaiboiough, Ilainey iGicun
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After the ihitiatory ceremony u light i
lunch wus served. ,
There is some likelihood of a newi
enlerpiisi) being still led in Union by j
I.. II. Stuver, who formerly lived here
but whose home is now ut College
Place, Washington.' - On leaving .tur
hia-homo after n visit here he saidl
he was thinking of returning to Un
ion to sliirt a planer and box factory.
I J'ractienlly everything is in readi-'
ness fur the thiee days Stock Show onj
the 7th, 8lh and 'Jth of this month.)
Tile stables have been filled up withj
horses for some time and they urej
getting in good trim for the races and'
stunts. According to indications thc
slock to he exhibited will show a I
marked improvement in quality, with
perhaps not so much quantity as in
former years. The town is being dee
orated for tho occasion by V. A.
Kithardson, who has been engaged by
the association for this work. Kfforts
are also being made to nrrunge for the
accomodation of visitors that no ex
horhitant pi ices twill bo charged for
the time they are in Union.
Decoiation Day was fittingly re-!
mcmbered here by services in the'
high school assembly conducted b."
Itev. M. E. Cook of the M. E. church.
A mftrch to tho cemetery, where up
piopnute etiemonies were observed'
and ginves were decoruted. After!
this was over the march was c'ontin-l
ued to the Catherine creek bridge, I
where sailors und airmen were very,
beautifully remembered wi.h songs,'
specchs, the floating of e. miniature I
boat loaded with flowers unci a dove!
released. Prior to these exeiviscs, a
dinner was served to the veterans of
our last three wars nnd to the me-n-j
hers of the band. Especially to be i
thanked for the success of the 'ay are
the band, the 1-egion, und the local j
v. k, i.- laiues.
Nellie C. Neill, Mrs. Maltha K. Park
er and Mrs. Colon K. Kberhard are ail
official delegates and Mrs. Anna S.
drove, secretary nf the local lodge,
will also accompany them. It is very
probable that several other members
will attend but nothing definite as to
who they will be is as yet known.
RAGS Wanted at The Observer.
Eastern Star Ladies
To Attend The Grand
Chapter In Portland
. Tho Grand Chapter of the Order nf
I he Eastern Star will be held in Port
land on June 1M, 14 and In. Delegates
are expected to flock into the .Rose
City in large numbers to attend the
meeting.
...Hope Chapter No. IS, O. E. S will
send four ladies to the meeting. Mis.
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
mm-
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No squeezing of organs; no
pressure; defects of figure
corrected; a iperfect founda
tion for your gowns.
Tills in addition to the com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "La Camilla" features;
No pressure on spine; no cut
ting by hirers; no pinching of
clasps; no digging of stays at
top but freedom, ventllutlon,
sutisfuctiou.
A complete, line of the dif
ferent models always on hand.
I "rices is-j.oll mill up,
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Res. 1702. Cor. Spring & Oak
Phono 3i'2-W
Just Arrived!
A NEW LOT OF
Organdy in win to ami colors, ior yard. Sorj
Jumoi'ial Poroalo,'ior vartl ..: .l.....:........,.23e
Ladies Silk IToso. lrtAvn. llack and whito ....fi.Oo. I
Infants' .Silk JIoso, liair '. 75c
Childrou's Mercerized throe-quarter snx, pair (!0c
Fly Swat : 10c
Polish Mop 50c
Siinlirito Cleaner, r for 2"e
Toilet Paper, per roll .rc
Andrew's Variety
Store
Yes We Have It!
First class Alfalfa and Timothy Hay, Grain,
Mill Feed, goodi dry Wood and Coal.
PRICES LOWEST
Elledge and Stiles
Phone Mailt 714
Warehouse and Office, opposite Grande Rondo
Lumber Co., on Greenwood St.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDKY
All kinds of machinery, automobile! and tractors r
'. paired, overhauled and rebuilt
'5 Agcetylene welding: of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize piston.
Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins rajroind.
Gire us a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
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t' .NINETY-NINE ebances out of a hundred you nre the
Sinn 'whose second finder on tho right band is expert In
pressing electric buttons.
An electric button Is n pretty small tbliiB. By it we
niako elevators riso and fall for us, wo give orders, we sum
hion uinpliiyes, we start big ninclilin-ry whirring, we turn tho
Utihl on and off, we could go on Indefinitely. Uut remem
ber, It is not tho half-Inch button that does all this.
There Is the tremendous power Dehind the button; tho
iumo dams and water turbines (In rase of water power) or
the illiniums boilers, turbines, engines anil ironernlors (in
steam plains); the wires of high tension transmission lines,
nnd the innumerable smallir wires stretching like a web .
from your vcry-bedsldo out over tho wholo country.
1,400,000 people have' Invested their enrnlngs in the se
cirltii's of tho electric light and power Industry. Hetties
tiiese loresl;hteil citizens there are tho investments of In
surance companies and the loans made by banks.
They make poss:nlo "the button" (hat your finper presses
morning, noon and night. Thirty-five million others enjoy
the same instantaneous service.
There are still 14.000,000 homes in the United Slates
remaining to be wired. H.iino.oiHI iinwlrcd homes mean
that millions of people are without the benefit of lelectric
light und power In their residences.
Orndiially most of these residents will demand electric
service, and the Wcctrical Industry with the1 support of the
public, will find the means to extend this service to these
prospective patrons, so they, too, will be able to press that
half-Inch button.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
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It's a Money-Saver
A ftn'od barn inVroasos the value of your farm. II;
saves yon money, lightens your work and does away
with needless waste. '
Good Barns Make Better Farms
Our building service is yours. fur building a home,
barn, garage, si(, or other building. Come inl'A tin'
olTiee and inspect the designs.
The Grande Ronde
Lumber Co.
Exclusive Representative of the National
... Builders Bureau
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PRICES on Tires, TuheB,
Gabriel Snubbers, Bumpers,
Spot Lights and Tire Chains.
Over stocked and! must move
them We want your repair
business on any make of car.
Our Guarantee is what you
need on your repair work
Home of the Chevrolet and
Nash.
BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE
AVERY HARRISON, PROPRIETOR
The Fourteenth Annual Union
Live Stock Show
Will be Held at
UNION, OREGON, JUNE 7, 8 and 9, 1922
This great. Kastern Oregon event needs no intro
duction to the people iof this section. Let it be
known, however, that the 3922 Stock Show will bo
the equal of any show ever presented by' this as
sociation, aud the people of tho surrounding coun
try arc asked to take at ieast one day off and come
to Union at Stock Show time
A fine, exhibit of livestock, plenty of races and wild
west stunts every day, and entertainment at night.
Do not forget the dates of this great Eastern Ore
gon event, and arrange to be present.
For any further information, address W. R Davis,
Secretary, Jin ion, Oregon.
WELL CHOSEN ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT MAKES THE HOME
Let Us intimate Your Next Job.
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Electrical Contractors
105 Depot Street. . Phone. 393-W
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