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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1922)
rrrmm LA GRANDE ETENlNB OBSERVER "Ud wfetf i t, Time 7, GORDON GET-TOGETHER !EE" GLU8 MEETING HATS $5.00 Westenhaver & Gilbert 1309 Adams Ave. HEAL) THE WANT AVSl LADD CANYON, Jurn, 7. The ifcuut bIiowith wero wulcumo visi tors ja thin locality. Hny I.. Couch wan callucl to Cur valliii tiimilay nlBht on rnrclvliiK word from liln wifn who l over lli'-ie vli-ltliiK, tliat Mr mother wan not cxpm'tort to live. Mr. mid Mm. If. W. I;e)inr went to KIkiii Suniluy to uttciul the lu- m.-nil ot .Mrs. 1'eehler'a imcle, .Mr. Ky'ie 111. Marion Miller Kpcnt Hiimliiy Ml Hot I.iitoft naiiiitoriuin with her friend MIhs 1'eai'l wicks from North Povvdur. The (lei-ToKether eluh met nl Hid I). W. .Miller homo last Thurs day, The day was an Ideal our and nineteen ladies wero present to enjoy the ineiliiii?. At the business ,iueoliiiK it was decided to write up some new ny-iaws, and fl.Bers were sent to Hoy Hartley, ( i(,.r ford and Mrs. Thus. Hales. Klowi.Vs were also sent to .Mrs. Oscar A yen last week. It was decided to send flowers to only tho lininedlato mem bers of the club for awhile until thn tr usury was In a mom flour ishing condition. The hostess serv ed lifcht reln-sh iitouls t the close of the afternoon. The m xl meet iiiK will he with Mrs. (ieo. Tucker. Hoy llawley Is Improving at tin tlr.inde Kondc hospital anil expei'ts to he ahlt- to come home this wei-h Mrs. Krnnk McClure has inovwl to the ranch for the summer. Don ('otnor ipurchusiAl a new Olds, mobile .Saturday. Hoe Turn bow of Joseph, Is here visiting his sister, Mrs. L. Uiius- iiullb, 1 Domlos Malot Is movlns his fam ily to the mill up Ludd creek. Miss Amy Miller returned to Portland Tuesday nlnlit after seYernl days' visit with hoiiie folk). The new sawmill is turuliiff out lumber at 11 surprising rate uow and thu trucks are busy deliveries' It tit Lone I'lne. This mill gives employment for a lurgu nuiuber of men fur ,tho suinmer's work. iLRll MEN MEETING TODAY The followHiir arc the resnlts or ttie Tacific Coast leagu games Tea 'tenia y ; At Scuttle. H II I Portland ... . . I ff 2 Seattle 3 8 1 Battri Midilletofl and King (jicgg and J, Adams, Ing in L Grande but the police were tinaU to locate her this morning. It In nwvssary that she be found in order to arrange lor the disposition of th,; body. At San I- ranciiri). . Lou An'cjos . .' San Krwhcisco .'. ,i . .' Ratlorie l.yoiiH Geary and Agnew.- and It 11 K .10 0 !"i !t -ft llaldwin, - At Ut Angeles. It II V 0 y a 1 acu rri"! 1 1 jrrT !t,ti'itiifi'''j 1 ' ' rZ,.-r 1 ,Mir " I twV ft l 'm,vlfi;iil ill I II 1.11 u JUST Arrived Onllanil , 0 Vernon 5 !l Batteries Arlett and Kochler, A committee meeting will be held! Schneider and Hannah. this afternoon at the Railroad Club House for discussing prevention efj There was no game played at Fait loss anil damage to freight and also! 'I,ke on "fount of the non-arrival of talking over "surety fust' matters. the salt I-anc team. The following employes of the O'-! 1 W, will represent their departments: Sister Of Dead) Mail i w. liojions, 1;. f .Huberts, K. A. l.eav- . . ilt, J. Daniels, A. J. Van Valkenburg, I. (J. Roliben, W. II. Perry, P. C. Hun-1 ler, V. I). Hall, Joe Keeney, F B Worl w ' rcceired by the polks Wileock, William Shade, W. E. Denny, 1 department yesterday frnm Boise, Ma li. A. McNeil, C. L. Stoop, C. K. Prim,! "" tt that Tyko Sehin Passed ..alter Hyau, I. ('. li owser, J. W.Mway l :fioi!ie -Monday and that ef Hcinie. Russell follier. .1 A Cierm,. I f,l,"t kte being made to locate Mrs Olnf tiroup, Carl Mulonty, J V. Grod- 'hailes Nordstrom, his sister. ' It is vnougni. inai iiorosiram is.,117.- Is Being Sought PRFPHiJGFflf pip niuniirT inn mm NEW TODAY i.)i-i.,'. - J-..-J. ...Till '.'?!!!'!! f" f. .,1 . .1 : PORTLAND, Juuu 7. Cattle were ek and hogs 25 cunts mgner to day Prime lights were 11.75 Ui tVi.'ib. Bheop Fere strong and KKs and butter -wore steady. Wheat wus 11.14 to Jl 20 today. IL-IJUU 1 . - j.. ! FOR SALE Spring fryers. Phone t 400-rW. I) 'C. Mahoney. : C-7-4 .lone' Hlth in lust Hut tni nuv wuti rent without a penalty. . ; fl-7-3. . , I . Jul: received a sliijiineiil ol'lliicc slvles in i,ili'iif loiillier sirup pumps, Imtli lii.li iiml Inw heels willi turn soles. Tin- verv lutese sh ies, all sizes .Mini widlli. The Bootery-'-' A Paradise for Tired Feet :(;' DeiK.t Street J'liotic .Main 118 (J rover Sniilli, Mgr. Tuesday, June l:ith, at (::!() n'clociii : the hour set for the big meeting of i ihe Union County Ad Club, nt which! wives and sweethearts of the member-' ship will be guests of honor. The, dinner will he held nt iKagles' Hall and the Women of Woodcraft who' served u very delicious dinner some: time ago to the Ad Club will ugainj preside as caterers. The Pep Com-t mittee will have a copious supply of j singing on hand nnd there will be a, considciable amount of routine busi-l ness to tianact, this being the clos-' mg meeting prior tu the summer, va allien. ;s . , ; liliriiur the neyt. two iIuvh tir mun. igers office of the Ad Club will ean- '"OK KAI.rOne range.', Price $15. vuss the mcmbershin and Hetirmint! Cail-SW-R. - REMEMBKR THIS X XK "Princess Dogo China" Dinnerware FOR SALE Six-room modern home at 1107 Main St. . B-7-titp KJll SALE A, Jorsoy Cow. . Butter- fat test 6 9-10. Earl JSeynolds, 0-7-3t :. REM EMBER, THIS NA.MI5 I "Princcsa Dog) China"! Dinncrwarc. ! June 10th IiL'lsi day. to pay witnr rent without a penalty. 0-7-"!' !. t the number of plates that must be . pi rpared and these facts mut 'lie oo hand Saturday. All members must b i iirepared to give definite answei when called on for plate reservations within the next two or threo days.- UT REMEMBER THIS VA.ME -"Princess Dogo China" Dinnerware. WANTKt)-Poiiitinn as bookkeeper; eight years' experienrn. Start, HI00 per month, rhnne 510-J. B-7-tp EOR RET Barn. 'Phone 3B0-'W. -7-t FARMS For Sale Inrostlgate this. This Is an es tate that must be closed, and nn Inspection of this 240 acre farm will immediately convince you that the price Is made solely with this object. Laud adjoining it on' all sdes cannot he purchased for any thing lllcn this urice. About 60 acres In bay with' an abundance of water until July, 120 acres in oats and barley, balance In summor fal low. The terms are $2,000 cash, purchaser caii secure a federal loan and owner will take, second mort gage tor a long time at a low rate of interest. , The price Is only $65 per, acre, . An unusual opportunity fop someone to own a real farm und at a price, that Is also unusual. Hi,i'IHif i I mm r a vol mm n i m fit JOf - W- - 40 an-es, all, in alfalfa, first crop will be ready to cut In a few weeks Good" 5-room house, family orchard, good deep well, good water rights nicely located 1 miles from harxi surface highway, near good school. An Ideal dairy and poultry farm.' I'rice $i!760( $1000 in cash will! handle It. Right' now is the time to! grab this little home before the 1 first cutting of bay Is harvested. If sold afterwards, the owner will re ; serve the hay. Investigits this and ! we will be pleased to ahow you this i delightful little home. 36 acres, good house,, barn and , outbuildings, deep well, good watei i rights, alfalfa errp almost ready to nut. This property must be ,aold and rery soon. Heav'lly involved ! however. A little money will sur-; prise you how a great barg'iiu ran ! be secured, ., , I Geo. H. Currey (tool Kill at o liiHiiniiK 11 PATAGONIA in IX- lie nws her faith io tnc iruc VlCTROLA Galli-c.urci knows! She makes records only for the Victor. Will she sinjr.in your home tonight? Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Asid( Srciiir WnMtLcrl.wifl i j ns a National I'ark. ( Ry AnflociAtea I I I I I I I Dl'I'V'im t iih.'i' I it ii ? r, ;m in a i juiil' niiow- ' uippfii min'ntains, R-JaciorM, ar.uru J! lake -j, tumlilinK rivrrs ami foaming I i':i.-c:iI(k a iv anions the beauties of s ! fit at natifinal park which tUv Arjrrn- renin putilie Jaiuf in Patagonia. . The park h;js an arra of-wsirly 2,-,n fHMMKiO ncrrs.; It i NituaU'd' flifis'lv;! in the tefritnry of Ntuim:r, foil1- 4hn I I jChilrnn Imrdor und takes in 'fool n'" J 11 i Mi;! mountains of the Ande, irtrluil- II I inur sfjne ,,f ilie volcanic p:ip. A JJ" i'hird of it has nrwr'lein oxplord. I , In the renter of it lies a lake a t ' larjre Lake Champlain, called Xa- nauel iHiapi. over wnii-n tower ma- i I test ir mountains and offering n mnr S' H. E' R. R- YS LAST DAY BETTY COMPSON I ii "The Law and the Woman" Tin' Law- Ilia! liliinlly -muii( ,m iimuct'iit iniiii in t lu dust. Wniii.'iii lw nuuUi r,,r hi,,,, (;ii'.'.l r.i' linn, lil'lnl him ui. ' Th.. Sinrv - .fill,.,! .villi ii iuni.liv.l thrills mii.I the llll'l' dl lll l'l ' I!('l ' ('llll, From "The Woman in the Case" Tho Great Play by Clyde Fitch. Comed-4 "NOT INN" i veloiH punorama of Sfeneiy. 'Hnzcn' J of niher hikes, larp:o and small, lie J I .-tipped among the valleys, some o ( J'vhU'h have prohalily never hpon dis- jl I invhed even l tho paddlo of an In- i a dint- CHtioe- The reglnn has been (ft1- f u'rilieil a one of the most enchanting l i 'nit li'tle known parts of the world. The park will soon he approached i 1'V a state railroad, almost completed ( J ivhich will terminate at Hanloche. Al- I ready, however, the h-eauty of th: teener v and the spirit of adventur" I have fr home years been Httrac.tin-; i a travellers to the region who have no', J mm Seen diseoui aged hy too long horse-1 Hack or rough automohile jtnrney ne-' WHO ARE YOU? ' NINKTV-NINK eliancea out of a liuudred you are tlio man whose necond' fliiKor uu tho riht baud ia expert In preeulnc eleetric buttons.. . An ejectrlc button la a pretty email tliiun. By It wo make elevator, rifle and fall .for nn, .we give orders, wo Hiim mon flui ployed, we Mart lili; machinery whIrrlilK, wo turn th . USht ou aiirl otf,. n eould k'-on Indefinitely, 'ntit.raiueii-. vbert ,i.;.hoVl!.aU;lnch button that dues ill -tills. , , Them la the tremendous power behind the button; the huue dams and( water turbines (hi ease of water power) or the liormous boilers, turbines, ..engines and generators (in . steam pliuitsi; the wires of high tension transmission lines, and the iununierable aiiinllcr wires atreteulng llko a web from your very bedside out over the whulo country. .' lJOH.OHiVpKoplB have Invested their oiirnliigs lu the se ciirlttes of the eleetric ItKht- and power imlustry. Beldes -theKe foresliilitnd c'tlzeue there are tho 111 vest men ts of lu aunuiiH! coiupauliuamlrtlui loHitl made by bauks. i r ; I m ,v i ' V j j Tht'y maK prtsmiile "the hutton" that your fluovr prcsseo tnornliiit, noon and nllit. Thirty-five million others enjoy tho saino! Instantaneous servieo. - . ' There are" still 1 4.000.nni) homes In the Uuitod Suites riuiililiiliiK to he wired. 1 4.01)0, 0HU unwlred . homm menu that millions of peoiile are without the benefit of wlectrle light and power In their residences. (iradually most of these residents will demand eleetrii: servlee, and the elertrieal industry with thd support of tho public, will find the means to extnd this servlee to thesu prospective putrons, eo they, loo, will be able to press that half-inch button. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company i & Lrawlvmi ft ri nrnAnTMITMT CTrVBlTC Youth's Long Troaser brnti Snap and Style that Appeals Whether his first long trouser Suit, liis second or third, the. young gentleman of 15 to 20 is purtiuular in his choice of style and filling qualities. The Youth's Long Trouser Suits sold here sparkle with yeiithfuliipss and yet conform to u'.l tho dictates of pond taste and refinement. Utmost in quality of fabric and workmanship at lowest pouible cost, $19.90 to $29.75 Particular attention Is given to the select ion of, patterns, fuf our Xouth's I.onjf Trouser Suits. Tail ored from well chosen fabrics; ev ery Utile touch peculiar to a young mail's pliyhiue 'and personality lias been given careful considera tion. Our Suits fit and hold their shnpe. They are the kind (list appeal to particular young dressers. PAY LLS5! Iffv TV :; it j j j Men's Elk Outing Shoe Longer Wear for Less Money 'G9 A9 -jm These Shoes contain the real ment of satis facilnn. They wear longer and cost less than the ordinary kind. Men's Ciineolnle K!l Outing Hal. Made with Russet and half (inutile, nailed soles and chrome outsolp. , These shoes me favoi'ilcs with a great many men on account of th.'ir rstreiim comfort nnd long weuring qualities.'' Our ii'..'is are lower than quality Shoes ran be bought for ri-ewlirro liecfi'i'ic we piirehnsp tlioiisanil.s of pail's at a lime lor our Elites, Ihereliy eil'ecting a substantial r. .v mr vvliieh is rellected iu our selling prices. Store Closes at Noon Tpmorrow. La Grande Day at Stock Show. -THK LA ItfJKHT CHAIN DKI'AHTMKNT. STOItli OiltlANIZATION IN THB WOKU)- LA GRANDE CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLY CO. General Contractors and Builders Screen Doors, Windows and all kinds of Mill and ....Cabinet Work. Estimates nn Tlatc Glass and.... Stove Eronts ' Phone 428-J Cor. Greenwood and Madison La Grande, Oregon v. H. P. Neilson and Chas. E. Harris, Props. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobilei and tractors re paired, overhauled and rebuilt. Aacetylene welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversize pistons. ' Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins rsrromd. Give ns a trial D. FITZGERALD, rrp. ossatv to iret tl-emo. Kmv rhnU'ti f htili'ls, autuitutiito roads nml hridlr path- nn" lu-iti (lanml fur the yiwvV ti ju'i-oiiUHiiiti' tin flow of touri whi'h is 'HMtitl with the comple lion of thi vailroarf- LOST THIS DEINGWDRKED HAKKK. .huu 7. Thp DoIhwhts , MitiiiiK rompany has n vivw of tN men cinptttyeo in nVvi'lt-pnuMit work, nt tho l.o-t Trail aiul l!alltt;hi'r pn-p rrtios twelve i!o from Purkoe am: pu-liitir di'vi-hipnunt work hh nip idly ns posMbU Tin woik i u:i't tht- nKuiatfcmoHl .f J .Irnriir'v.s nn,! ;s,.n, C. II .,. liiif'- Tin l.ot Tmil and (l.'llijfher ninoM nn' adioiniiiu v!;rms mu .baAo ...... ..1.1. ..r i - t is f. .. ..f v i ' PEET BROS., MANUFACTURERS OF THE FAMOUS CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP ARE . TODAY INTRODUCING THROUGH THE HOOVERIZED, THEIR NEW CREATION PEETS Washing machine Soap It is concentrated, granulated soaji not a soap Hvdor. Made only funii the purest oils and raw materials. Designed for nse in all rleaninjr p"i" poses for laundering, dish .vHsliinj, and house eleiiniiijr, especially created for was'liin, niaehiiif use. Very economical, efficient and convenient. Will dissolve and lather very quickly aiul can le spnuUc! tiinvtly into the vashinr niacliine or, FACTORY INTRODUCTORY OFFER One lare j Hi. package Wasliiui; Ma chine Soap .jo,. Twelve Imrs Crystal White Soap tide Three liars Oreinc Oil Soap '2c Total tl---"' Hooverized Price 97c O O V I ZED -i V ( tutmaco ot pro i ooin opeMv'.,t