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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1922)
r ftvr.K's'ix.. I. A (II: VMM ! v I A ! V' Club Women Close Their Session In Tillamook (Uy Mrn. W. G. Ihlth, of JitHfjili.) i iliztttion miiy ho the one which iJoch An uttPMifiik'i lit thv annual cn- not mil uui (joi-h .Htiuliiy onwunl. liiii.n nt thu Ktnlti I"i-jL I'jllioil ('! I hi Hvolt! puMMty. rrtllowin thf.s the- -T the I'uMm- W.-!fnr. IVpiirtm-, i( ollen of "Aijiifd Kitui-aiioii" . j,i:.i .1 lii. KV.tlla Yu. d Wuinu, amy diMCUKri4'( by vurious p.-opk. Wowiio tol l im of the jihysiial nti I.-. ui by worii-n thie nrvl 11' effect i liw.- jj-;(i(ti.i trrf by tktir effoit mon in rural lummunititv. wtru urtrnlj I he v'r.i'vi und r the he-id of (uc-nalul ,, , ,, 'V ' th I ape and .,.,;,. tliw( t ,. Tohiv.nn.: Annual Mu-tinjf of the Ol F. W. C. passi-il into history u hitrtiy the memory of which will muke the women to form eliiitH uud co-operate with oth- ' t'lulin in their vicinity, liurnl ilub nie entirfd .fenxil.le and niiiay an do inn; Hplundid work. care, jrfnnt caie, pre-Mchn Ihe S'-ho d chihln.ni aw to their food, clothing, at)iu:itni"jjt and recitation, their phv'sstal defi i'ts. vention of the Stale Federation o Women 'h Clubs in a veal event in the mind of an)' thinking woman. After the event i past ami we h: ve in n way recovered the tapid whirl of work and play il is well to make u sum mary of the hij'h IiiflUs of the convert lion to study over the attitude of this august body of women who repie.-ent in u lare wuV the thinking women throughout the stale, The outstanding feature of it all i fdueatiou not along one line, but ev try lino. 'After the receptions and the j-viipr-oils welcome givun by Tillamool.-, lepottH of state of fleets and standing committee were made and here nj nowhere else1 was the edueatiomil fi:i-l ture predominant. The effort of thi woman's clubs at large are Jhursdav PVunintr rhi fl. A. (' N'mnmn ( 'nit mi.n flwi imvm ti ah., u.,rn l'f,riuntili ttnnnrh In -itlniul That the restless march of the millo-i Lyceum Club uuvo u ilt.lihtfui .-,.. I h,i.-r linr ,,r th. in I... r-tn. J n.i, ,.t-,u-. i..tti-nr t.r t.x uUi must be directed along educational ' gram of music both instrumental undj tion iv.ul it:; rrlnMon to our work, and their vaiious elulm to umlet-Htaml mid lines and our salvution lits in thct but- vocal and a dramatic reader of ex- Adah Wallace (Jmuh told of the W. Hist in the business of life und right lenneiit of mankind not in money. ceptioiial bility. Mr. Stewart Tullev, T. U. farm home and il rt ed fo.- living among their various commurt- giuhbing. a native of Wallow, was director oi'j more funds. It. v. .1. J, liamhaker ittes. Thursday morning we visited eheene tho Lyceum und Mr. Tulley was alsoi In ught a he;nt mes-:ige in "Influ- factories and saw "Tillamook" chviMo' director of music duritur tl. wMlf.1 cum .,f Amr.i-in.n tt'onum in the N!r in tile mainng. i ne lactones are big,, Friday morning was largedy taken un: Fast, aii.v, absolutely sanitary buildings and by the resolution committee. Many " the woiKiucn gave- us a line picture of splendid resolutions weie pasd, I ir. iold of th( n Me worl:1 JIV.AU THE WANT AOS! finin Iht "cow to ehe-ese In four hours,' and a bt of us bought u watch charm in the shupe'of a three-pound cheese delicious and wholesome. Next the legislative department pie senteil the question of wotnan's future through the ballot and her duty to her self and her country to educate her- jself on the leading questions of the day and their relation to a better lire-tcdj ",',,' . 7t.. ! W l,nps im'y n, IKC. m"m- l"i refuse iuivdutv for but two reasons- toward educating themdves along literary, civic, Americanization, child welfare, legislative am) good citien- to wnai eno: inai eacn ciuo n.cnnH-, a1(, Hmil cUiUht,llt JlIM, (.u may nave a new nai : n; imt uunt ak.(,u,m tlJ miiny iKtances where wo probably that the children or the com . U1((1.stumintf is nC(.,r( for ,,.,- mumty may have heltir tLeth or f. w-w mk ,)kms. cr disoanes, brtti r food and feA r; hardships. Fveiy when was heard tlu -Mi.-. dnn Van Zante made a report nlea for better conditions for human of the Ciippled Children's committe: ity and higher iileals of living for ev f and a plea for the helping through tms orgamaiion oi any uncarea tor ci-;pd(d children tluougbout the Mat; among them one endorsing JIays1 lion in barring Ai buckle films an I n commending that other actors o.' like character also he barred; another opposing the repeal of the millage bill for the support of colleges n:id recom mending that every club make a vig orous campaign in behalf of retaining sa id ta ; I ha I wh i lc t he bu rdc n of taxes was indeed heavy and needed to he reduced, the first reduction .should not be airmd at America's most vital pry one. The opining session 1,1 Vednedav ' morning wns given to'i'JporU and the husincw of getting urnlcr way- The afternoon we were tuk.cn to I.u'ie l.ytbe, a distunce of twidve or fifteei miles, through a few miles of the love ly farming tiection and along t he beach where could be h::d many glimpsp.s'of the Pacific. In the Lake T-ythp hotel on u bliiff ovei looking tin ocean the afternoon nurting was hfM MrP. Klkins Collins gave a fine pa per on the-wotk of the Fine Ait De partment and then introduced Anne Shannon .Monroe tin Oregon writer of note, who gave Us n wonderful picture of "Notable Writers of Oregon," an I made a stirring pica that we know more about our homo folks. She tell us that many notables among the Tiewer writers are coming from Oro gort, that tht woi Id Is recognizing tlmm and wo are not. There is an organiza tion of Oregon writers of whk-h in- foimatinn mnv he (ditaincd through J K. Cill of Portland. Mrs. ie Davenport, of Portland jury sy.-tem and woman's reluctant institution ilrt educational institu nccrptance of that important trust, tions. j She says no woman has a right to' A ,.(.,1iii..n .in.., llV ,, mn, I her of the humane society regarding! the- cute of stock in I.a.slern Oiegor)1 was hotly discussed and pas-ed utiderj prote.-t by many who believe the in flict merit made against Fas tern Ore gon .-tor's men was most unjust and, uncalled for. One good lady cil' d :ri instances of an underfetl and over-, woiked mother dog and the winter-! ing of an aneiuit horse as proof that I such legislation was needed. We In! I'astei n Oregon are sorry for the rtitid ' dog and horse and likewise sorry for Thuiso'uy noon the Tillamook cham ber of commerce tendered us a most dclitrhlfiil luncheon at the Tillamook Hotel anil Louvre restaurant, when the untold mangy cats that infest the very thing fioin soup to desert wu perlVtft in both servico and prepara linn. , Thursday afternoon we learned how to use the press to a better advantage and were urgdl to court, lather than EE back allcvs of any city, but we f:iil to understand why Kastvrn Oregon tock men should be scored because of them- Some legislation is no doub' needed for thu protection if animals hut let us gi-t the correct interpretn-: lion of the need. Mrs. Sadie On Dunbar, ch iinnat. ' Special $5.00 Special 'I'.-iki- a ' ok iii our uifii's window iiud see wlinr vf arc .liowiu in men's shoes and! on funis for $5.00 PAIR The B.ootery La Grande's Only Exclusive Shoe Store i!0; Depot Slreel T'lionc Main US G'l-nver Rmith, 'Ngv. "Mt. Emily" Products la your assurance that you are getting the Best in Cured Meats The Grande Ronde Meat Co. ' i FOR SALE HO.MK AH HIM 1MIM1AINM IV (ITY AMI I'AItM LAX OH 80 neres neni' the Town School house nil under cultivation, flood home 11 lid outbuilding, witht Home of the. equipment thrown In nil for gave u Rtirriny nlen for Aniericnnizu-$l2.onn. TIiIk property Juih ft $4,fi0fl lion, not only of forelgnerM but our-iKederitl loan on II which niakeen it pelves. Know Auuricu and her needeny to carry. Iluluiu-n terms to lie for yourself. Di. Umon nf Heed ('ol-mjlde. Will takn u wood pleeo of letre believcH we are btcomintr un-jtnwn properly In exchnnKe1. diHCipltned and ijihkoh 11 plea lor more men educiitorH and a wne that will hold good men, n more dirmfieil atti tude toward the: profession ' and a weeding1 nut of non-ewu'ntinlM from otrr mhool bo(dcH, There wiih music, too, and a. d liKhlful hour on tlie beach before n most dtllctous dinnei; upd a drive back Jutd, in time for the evening HCfHio-.i. and H. V. Irvine'n wunderful lecture, "Iooklne; Fonvard." Here, 11s in no other place wan made a pleu for belter fducution. Mr. Irvfne is one of the leudiiifr men um thinkers wf Portland and feett in our rapid motion of every day life a menace to our civilization and in any action to lower our stand ards of right living a refutation of the causes thai have brought the downfall of other civilizations in past centuries. Civilization has blundered alonir like a little child learning to wn'to'nov ful I in p only to rie uvuin and dagger ing along n few steps only to f:U' again, lie belii ves that by laying a MrntM hiind ii'ioti du""tion Ihis civ wu'.t - i- . - - . - 10R neres north of La.flrnmln 80 nerew In good cnltlvatlon, pood faarm house iiimI hams, Funilly orchard, good springs, 011 tth property. 2 r acrese pasturo and tlinbor, one fomirth milo from tho 80, Trlee !f!lon0.00, easy terms. MAIN 580 New TilKl Kci'Vlci" Just Sliirll'd "KKHVIfK" Is Our Mono I.OI'Hll'lt III 1 1IIM I'llll Itilli.it 1 I'lll'lors - l!OK l)i'i(ll Sired 7 room luoilnru liouso nn Ad.'iuiH avo. Two lanriio IoIk fruit trt'os kioiI Ktiranc, lu 0110 of the host IncntloiiH lin town, nil for $5500.00 ternm. Conio unit h' UH for your liiHMrnurn, Life, In TI1K MUTUAI. lll'K INS, Co. uf NKW YOltK. riKK mill Al'TOMOIIII.i:. C.J. BLACK & CO. Now I)loy Tlulldlng La Grande, Orogoi. DON'T FAIL, TO SEE THE Famous Moose Ministrels 1 AT THE COZY THEATRE Union, Oregon DURING STOCK SHOW June 7, 8, 9 A LAUGH EVERY MINUTE This si;iim' i;iii fur liy AlS ILLUMINATING STORE Dim Sln-el in ir V, M. C. .n Oramlp, Ori-Kno A. For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to No squeezing of orgnnfl: no pri'ssnre; defects of figure rorreded; n tperi'ecl fouiula lion for your towns. This In addition to tho com forts afforded through the ex eliiKivo "l.a Camille' features; No pressure on spine; no rut ting by hirers; nn pinching of clasps; no digging of stays at top but freedom, ventilation, satisfaction. A completo lino of tho dif ferent models always on hand. 1'rlrcf 2.AO niKl up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Hon. 1702, Cor. Spring & Oak rimne. 'Mi-W Harris G rocery The Accommodaticn Store Call on Us for Your Household Supplies. A Full Line of Stapleiand Fancy Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables Also A Choice Selection of Swift's and) Armour's Government Inspected Sugar Cured i Bacon and Hams . Don't Fail to Ask About i Champion Flour Free lJk'l ivory I'lione M.iin I'M 'I0S Fir Two Clocks North of R. M. Tnicks ' For Sandwiches Macpherson's Superfine SPLIT LOAF Vi Pound Size. Slices Without Crumbling , Made with Milk, 15o each " Try Cheese Sandwiches with Our Rye or Cracked Wheat Bread. They are Delicious. 4 1 rll I QUALITY GAS 29c Voiir choice I'NIOX (iASOl.INK, winner of Medal Jj.i "M loiior and ( iolil .Medal I'aiiania-I'aciric Exposition, j.. W. i-i'lll'V itt'iVllX'ti 11. I. . t- or iM.ir.. u .wi ,i .m',, which iieens no imro ?' illicit ii here. -L!I I1 1-1U- .1 LOJLi.1 ,.1.IJ L l.Lii. '.. ,U -I I L-l.-f Genuine Monogram, Valvoline and Zerolene f Oils. Firestone and Sound Tires.- Complete Line of Accessories. The ow ners of this firm have act nalit,- paid taxes in'tj " L'nioii t) nut y loi- iiioic than ten years. When we 1' sav Vli"!i e." we mean l.a (iratnle, I'nioii Coiinlv.4 J' ()re"on. The Fourteenth Annual Union , . Live Stock Show Will lia TIfl.l at UNION OREGON, JUNE 7, 8 and 9, 1922 This great' Eastern Oregon event nef iU no intro tluction to hft people of (his. -swtiMi. Let it be known, howeier, that tltft" I!22 Stock Show will he the equal of any show over presented W this as-, sociatirtii, and Hie penpln of th siii'riiiinding roun try are asked to take at ieant one 'day off and come to Union at Stock Show tiuio' . , A fino exhibit of livptnV'U, plenty of races and wild west stunts every day, and enterlainnii'nt; at night. Do not forget the dates of "this great Eastern Ore gon event, and: arrange to be present. . " For any further information, ablrep W. H. Davis, Secretary, Vnion, Oregon. .. I .LJ I'l I J III. Ill J 11 .1111- La GRANDE FILLING CO. "f "?' ( 'oriHT .lei I'er -"ii and Hemlock V '.,l.,t..i. JU A 4.4. J. NO srilXTnTTION- ft Decoration Day May 30th (jen.CdrKv ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We hnv8 made profound ituiiy of monumrnt buildinif, and an order placfd in our hnnds is mre to receive faith ful, intelligent execution. Wo Will niBdly Furnish Estimate! Blue Mountain Marble & Granite WISE 4,!'V4'4'4,'"44,-i-'4'4'4'4l ! I L&OOCi year I ires Youll Enjoy A Glass of Ice Cold Bud weiser These :-:Days:-: .Include .haU1 a dozen Ivcttles with your next grocery order. We can deliver thein to you ice cold lor $2.40 dozen. Wp ahvavs hnxo this lrer in our roor, so' yii u can depend on if being ice eold. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY 1 J I J i, i I V. 3 Company, . ii Bohnenkamp Co. Call Main 80 t nt.'"i-.' yob,tfoojoo A ;f.-. .'ilk... 1
