La Grande evening observer., June 10, 1922, Image 3

Saturday. .Tunr in. 122
THE OLD HOMI rottf jj
LA" flT7AXT)Tl EVFATXtt Or.TT.tf
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btw Kr"el - . .
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HIT ferV
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Tt?e tuskers re.1? .?roi.ii--.
.WHEN HE DOP(-lr A Kli-'
fl-HlS FM7-
MIhs .Murle Uowmiin, left thin mont
hly on No. 24 fin- Wolser, where
Iw il remain for ubout u wiek
tk rttuniliiK to l.t Gunde and
TkKlag here fur some tiim'. l.mcr
ill tk BuuiMcr MIm Gaulke v nil
Mipfiti llmvmuu ar planning oil ko
ln; to Wulloiva lake kind spending
some time there.
To Seattle
Mr. K. C. Fredericks, of this
city, Mt this mormon for Seattle,
where slio will speml a fuw days
UltLMldlllK to H0II10 bUHflH'UU Inter
ests.
li Take Hike
Ttie i'i.'i Kyimuisium class, com
posed of boys between the ni;es of
10 and 12 will take, a hike Tuesday
in chui'KO of Harvey Carter, a Boy
Scout official. This will be their
Initial hike as h unit but nil! not
ho tho liusl. The details will be ur
raiiKcd at the prep swimming class
meeting at the V on Monday.
j 1
T r 1 at a m Ivi l-vi I
i LiUtai i ncvvo in unci i
Ciilli'd lly SisirN Jllni'ns
.Mrs. K. B. Morgan, of Jttsrph.
ir Mrs. W. ( Kitsvatru k, of Ky
liTprist', iirrivt'd la J,;i (Jraiult last
fveiihiK on tho bra luh lino train
ami, uttor sijoihUiik tho nijdtt, hore
with I'rioiulK, li'lt iIiIh nidiuiiiB for
Tho Dnllori, where they li.ul been
caljoil Iiy tho illiu'ss of their uis-
Itor, Mrs. to. V. Harding.
x jK Hi Hi m Hf ;k
:- FIKST WOMAN Jllidlf I
v To Mr?, (ieoro T- 'vifi
! belo;r the fli:nii-i t I tmlt v
v t!' l'ir.t wonrtft : Uirw fitf v
v to ui-tcpt juiy seivirt. Mi. IVb-
! rail's name was ilnift'R im:h
U those aketl ti n pui t tor tiv '
present ttnn ef tiii-uit I'ourt. !
I She wis examined this mom- v
! uiul perLmpti'i iiy ex. ued.
IK M: si: itk H m H- ik 5fe jit ifc
VA'CiTi TTT7?ER
WASlUMfOH. W. C, rw 10. '
rvt Kiiifrtit r41i ta tvmiMf u
U ft1li-ef- MrH H" Mt
rk-Bjwai kilny,
v V fch f ai HiMc4t for fl'Hn
a4 eetaWfl Ufct tho fumwv will
FdrAinii your own tools. Phone Kant
Oft $ m Lumber (.0., Main Knter-jh-MH,
Hvton. G-lOhltp
fvm .MJt A ford uud a .Maxwoll
t. PhvMv 4M-N4, 0-10-lt
Road Conditions Not
Changed By The Rain
The state highway toin mission re
ports that the rain tho Grande
Hondo valley has btvn experieuetiiK
for tho past fhreo days has not
seriously impaired tlt condition of
the roads. Practirally all of the
reads are moio or less slippery and
frequently mudlioke.i uro fuuiul.
Tho worst siH-tlon is the hill be
tween I. a (irando and Pendleton.
I'tioft'ieiul reports are to tho effect
that the tnu 1 is bad but live road
have not Ikvu impassable at any
time.
KAIX NAVKS WHKAT
WW4:v4;-4: at the -Fdey
i'r. ' &t spending the day
June" 1."). Pioneer Day eelebra- H:
iV' tion.
June I:). Annual school election
w at Central school,
r!: June 'J0-::J. Kose Festival in
rr. Portland.
To Island City
Mrs. J. D. Ackley is Jeavini? this
evonliiK tor Island eily, where she
will b'pend the next f&ve weeks with
friends.
KlU'n Family
Mr. and Mrs. AW L. Stevens ar
rived in ha Grande laut ntht and
are spending the day here as guests
of the Foley hotel.
hotel. They (ire
hero on business.
I'nioit Boys Hack
Scott C'allihan and Golden Ieert
sen, who aiv students at thu O. A.
C, returned to their honuS in
Union for the summer vacation. Tho
former arrived today on No. 2 4
the latter last evening on IS.
a 11 d
ItetuniK from iJolsc
C. K. Allen, proprietor of the
Club Cifzar store, arrived In La
Grande this morning on No. J 7
from Poise, where he has been vis.
itiiiK on business the fore purl ol
the week.
Out of Hospital
Nephi Combs, who recently un
derwent a serious major opera t ion,
is now out of tlii hospital and is
on the wny to good health.
Alieel Juest
C. W. Friswold, of AHeel.
guest ut the Foley hotel today. He
will be in L11 Grande for a short
time arranging some business m.it-
1 ;crs
Iletunu'd Last Night
Harry Snod grass returned from
1 he Oregon Agricultural college to
spend the summer vacation at home
lie arrived .in La Grande last eve:
ning on No. IX.
Down from Powder
A. J. Clay, u resident of North
Powder, arricd in La Grande last
evening and registered at tho Sa
voy. He will remain here for n
Miort time attending to some busi
ness interests.
Hni-ied Father
f L. Copple left this morning for
his home1 in Hood Kiver after at
tending the funeral of bis father.
Samuel Copple- that was held yes-
pi:niu:ton, or., ju 10.
What f if mors and gruln nu n of
this county oalKd a "million dollar
rain." had jus-t slopped tliis eve-
. ning. Cver the Umatilla rh r and
Ted Ijtrsen in Fugeiu' out through the rolling wheat lauds
Word has been received from Ted of this county more than half an
Larson, erstwhile president of thejitw-h of precipitation soaked into
La Grande high st-hool student body. Uhe grain hinds. Lveryono was jubl
who has accepted a position with pant as it probably assures a good
the J. L. Penney eomiuny at Ku- erp,
gono, and he states that all Is as il
should be and that ho is expect
ing to attend the University of Ore
gon this fall.
IJih'k from l he One-Star State
Mr. and Mrs. 1). P. Charlton are
back in La GiMndo after spending
Komo time1 in Houston, Texas, at
tending the national convention of
the L. S. of the It. L. F. & F. They
report a very delightful time.
OLCOII'S LEAD
S ANNOUNCED
Is ..Motoring lloue1
"Dutch" Hunter, sou
nf
l.enl llussi II Hack '. '
l.eal "l'rle" Kussfll,' returned
Irom Corvailis, where ho' Is a ntti: jtorday.
dent In the O. A. C, this mnrnin4 I
nnil will spend the Hummer in I.l vl".v lAicnmotive
tlraiide with liis parents. ' A sleam three-wh'wl Inciimotivc
,. n ( i was in the railroad. y-.irds today and
j attracted much interest. It is of a
Albert ' desicn entirely different from the
Hunter, who is an O. A. (.'.' studi ut. i ordinary cnsiine and is No. 1 own
Is miitiiriii!; home anil is expected I'd I'V the licdltlnd llox uud l.uilllier
to arrive in I.a tlrande either to- j company.
niht or tomorrow, I L ' '
' , i" To toast
l.ostine IN.'oj'le in Tohii ! Misses llattie (Iraneer and Myr-
Mrs. EclBiir Marvin and hi r datiflii- j tin Nedh-y, residents of Clay t.'en
tcr, wlio live at l.ostine. arrived hi 'tor, Kansas, drove into town yester
J.a Grande lust uijUit and register, 'day en route to the coast and wore
' L-'iiests of the Hummer overnight.
I They continue. 1 their journey this
iuornins;.
X Any La Grande subscriber to ' .
. th Observer who does not receive I 1 '
i it. j. M' r' . ft nor or Mm ;it.
' eru Oregon Iiepnhlicau of 1'iiinn.
.arrived in town t.irlv tliis niorn-
bis paper by 8 o'clock in the ev-
ening, plea.-e call Western Union, .
Main 24, and a special messenger
will deliver a copy.
ins on the auto stace 1 spent the
niornliiK alteniliii); to some business
affairs, retulnlnK tu his home at
noon.
JAZZ
Dance
T Saturday Night
V Starex Orchestra
1" " Eex Hall
CO
To Visit Sister
Mrs. S. Km tun ami son, Kobert.
left this mol'uliiE Tor 1'ortlalid alter
visftf iiar here with her slsler, Mrs.
I IC. 0. Wale. She spent about three
I days in l.a Grande and felt quite
jat home in the drizzling rain we
jh.ive been bavins. "We get used to
j that weather In Portland," she
I stated.
I
! One,
Olliiial l-miiros (live (iov-
rniip Plurality I' ":
Over Nt'iUTst Ciniijift itnr.
SA.I.KM, June HI. Secretary V
State Kozer nli'io'jiu'ed this mornine
the totals of the votes obtained ie
the six candidates for the Kepublicai
nomination for povemor in the pri
mal y election May Hi:
l.ouis V.. Mean ,. , :t,S7l)
Charles Hall ..: 12-51 1
J. 1). I.oc a,0is-
Men W; Olcott I.I.O'l'.
I. I., r'atleison l:i,ni!
(leolire A While' .'. . .,.'10,1."W
Olcott's' plurality, 521.
These figures will stand as the of
fic.ial coint after 'eine; clieckcfl ovc.
ajrain :oday.
(lovciniir Olcjtt, therefore, on the
face of the official icturns has becl:
renominated by 521 vottj.
WALLOWACDUNTY
IS DEFENDANT
FNTFIIPRISF, June 10. Th0 Pa
cific Const t act !on company, thioug'r.
Daniel l!oydf filed a suit against tlv
county for the sum of $fll(7:W in th?
circuit cnuit, whit h 'hey claim is du
for the building -of the Imnaha roa
The company has been pi id '(ll.f'.HI
n nil the controversy over the balance
has !?onc (Hi fur some time.
PONY HACK LWDKD.
CANYON CITY, June HI Aft
plugging aiur.jr all night over rough
r oads nnd tlinnign a vmlent storm,
Jack McCarthy of Canyon City, rid
ing a Dayvilk' .-trh'ir ol" relay horses,
pulled i:ito Ca:iy ;i Ciiy at ll::i Fri
day mornini;, wliriii'g i'sit pi i.e ni
SHiCi) in h'. pony express race from
The .OalU-s, S: mile.--, away. His time
was H hours ami 17 minutts.
ADD
nnrain
lb wtm
AT Di
PPvINC.VTDN, Ju-c 1((. Pie-itieut
Ilaidirg dcdiialed a niOiitnunt to the
achievenun-s -f (.'trge Washington
in Piincet'!i l iKtay iind heaul himself
hailed as a :.ia:i t-f "quiet ceuiag
and irneie'i e paCin.-c and stlf efl;:
iiig n:ti(l( sty,' in his own pili.-i;s t.i.
A'aii's cui i e:.t j.nj cinttovcrsia! po
litical issues. Ti.e winds came from
ixan West, wlio usctl them in men
linn of til-,- pi c sidv::l stand against
the veterans' bc.nn a'rd -his voL'. s fo;
anti-st i .ke law s hs li r'onator, as h,
recited the reasons which induce!
Princeton university to give the presi
dent an hontua'v (Kgiee uf doctor ol
laws.
UFA I) THE WANT ADS!
OLD TYME
DANCE
Evcrv Tliursdav Kiht
at
Zuber Hall
P. J. Powers
br AsBociatta rrtis)
rOKTLANl), June 10. Livestock
ami ggs nnd butter were steady to
day. Wheal wiih $1.14 to $1.20.
NEW TODAY
FOR SAI.K Handy 10-ucre tract,
three miles froin La (irande
I'i uitilale. Very best of soil and
all in cultivation. ' tlood five-room
house, lart;e barn and chickenhousc,
tool house, cellar and Karugx', larg'
family orchard of all kinds of fruit
If you will buy the improvements,
we'll give you the land. Price $11,-
5(1(1. 1,00 cash. Pyramid Ijmd
Co. (j-10-lti
FOR SALT Modem four-room bun
galow on Oak street, iicur Sprint;
street, fireplace, oak floors, buffet,
culonndc, dutch kitchen, basement
and furnace, parage and chicken
house, nice lawn, cement walk, bath
mid electric lights, east Yro:it, etc.
?2K;i5, ?1(XK) cash. Pyramid Land
Co. G-10-ltp
P'OR JAIjIC One Ol'aytng Hand
Washer. Nearly new. Price $15.
Cull U0(J-It. li-lU-tl
Keuil (ieoi'BU KagLi's Ailv. on Pax?
Three. (MO-U
CKEIHTOIts FIKST M EKTING.
In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Oregon.
'In the Matter of Glenn K. Strick
ler, Ilaiikrupt. In Ilunkruptcy No. II
tvllei.
To the Creditors of Glenn K. Strick
ler, of Iji Crande, Union County, in
itio Stato and District aforesaid, a
Jiunkrupt. .
NOTICE IS HEUKIIY GIVEN', tht
on the 7th day of June 11122, the said
Glenn K. Klrickler wus duly adjudi
cated Ilankiupt, nnd tho first meeting
of his creditors will be held ut the of
fice of the iteferee, in the Foley Huild.
ing at I.a Grande, Oregon, on Wed'
nesduy, June 21st, P.I22, nt ' 1Q:(I0
u'clock in the forenonti, nt which tiiun
tho laid creditors mny attend, iroo
their claims, appoint a Trustee, exam
ine the Bankrupt and transact such
other business us may Properly corny
before the said meeting".
II. li' MXON, .'
'Keferce in Bankruptcy!
(All claims must be swoin to on
bankruptcy blanks before filing.)'
(I-1 (I-It
MAN OR WOMAN Wanted, ' $lo
weekly full time, $L'0 an hour
spare time, selling guaranteed bos
ieiy to wearer. Experience unnectv.
sary. Iiiternational Knitting Mills
Nonistown, Pa. ti-0-ltii
NOTICE.
Women's Woodcraft Circle No. -Ill
will postpone their mectitifr for June
1:1 to June 27, on account of the Ad
Club dinner.
, lly order of the Guardian Neighbors.
KKUKCCA1I MAGUlliE,
o-10-lt Secretary.
SKWINt; MACHINES.
Rebuild and adjust any make sew
intr niachine, old or new, to yuur en
tile satisfaction. (l-10Jltf
C. E. WILLIAMS.
FOR SALIC Five-room house and
lot, full cLliient basement, garage,
and chiokenhouse. $,11-50, $20(1 cash.
Pyramid 1 and Co. C-10-ltp
WANTED A five- or six-room house
Modern with garage. Phone Main
5S8. F. .Insinan. (j-KKIt
LOST Black uud white bird dog. Se
'attlc license. Gordon setter. Cull
Observer office. (i-10-ltp
TONIGHT
Anita Stewart
"The Invisible Fear"
a-r.c-a.d-e:
SUNDAY ONLY
Elaine Hammerstein
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Contract.
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"WHY ANNOUNCE YOUR MARRIAGE"
Alao Showing a Comedy
MONDAY
4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE
And a WANDA HAWLEY. FEATURE
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Marx Made
TR0USERES
J-'t a .Men .iiiil Vniinu'
.Mcll
(,)iinli!-, .-I vie. service
in White Duck, Wliil"
Wursleil. ;lue Seru".
Fliiiiiiel. White Striped
Kiiiiey Striped Worsted
iind l-'aiiey 'iislimere
TiiHisers.
I'rii e- r;iiii:'e rrclil
$3.45 to $9.85
p;iir.
CiintClothiery
,:Tha Store With a
U&nocieuce"
lios Adius Avf.
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Two, 'I'hree, l'"onr
quartette of Hiiwsous M:irnt
last niclit at Hie Savoy liotfl anil
loft lor Joseph this morning on the
branch line triin. II. 1-:
.viex iiiiii tieorge llawson, ar
dents of Joseph, whili.. K. . I),
son hails from Chicago and will
spend some time up the branch vis
itini; with (lis velatves.
Zuber Hall
Modern Dances
Every Tuesday and
Saturday
Eest of Music
Dawson. I lucv Otjud T a llil LI C 1 110 11 f
i re rest-I J "
L. R. Spencer, Mgr.
Cy ift tf ifr i ii fy .
fTAYl CALL
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jt,f IX Till'. MTV.
1' All calls lilisui-rnl
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Classes .Moiida
Tile following KWimnillig classes
will lie held at the Y. .. C. A.
Monday: scliool girls' class, under
Miss Marguerite Klopfonstoin. at
In : mi o'clock; the prep boys' elasa
.it 1:iiii oilo.k; the glade school
boys' at 2:00 o'clock; the Hoy
Scouts at ;;:(io o'clock; t)i: hiej,
school bi,j s at 7:il0 o'clock and the
young men's class at S:i" o'clock.
S Ford & George
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Housework is Made Easy When You Own a
HOOS1ER
Luncheon Tuesday
.Members of the 1'aion Omity Ad
"' " who have not reserved their
plat.s (,r tin- luncheon Tin-olnj
eiei.iii" ;,t r, ::., should c!,, so al
tile earliest moment anil Monday
;'fl- ino.m is the time 1 1 1. , I for reser
vations. The el-tails of the lunch
eon an lino d in anolle r rolum.i
ol this paper. "Oi.r I. lilies'' w;l )
the I'.'""" suests fi-r lb., o. e.-odon
Shirt Week!
Hni Siiirts $3.2)
:!.im shii-is $2.40
SI i iris $2.00
,2.IMI Shins $1.G0
t .-",( Shirt.-. $1.20
1 .' hi Shins $ .80
The shirts ;ire ;i new, well m;ide ;iini .-1 y
11IU
Itl.ll t''l' W Mil the shirts, 'Idlt tin- ! m
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lell iill lutve, villi ;ile
li-it dwii a IIOOSIKI..
Xo iiiatler wli.il kind nf a kite
Wiislinir lime and eniferv il' vmi d
This wonderful lalmr-saviiiL, c(inveiiienee L;i'cs your
kitchen a eoinpaet workitiu' center. It places all needed
utensils, tools and intjreilieiiis ready to your hand.
Willi a IIOONIKIi' in your home yi n can do your work
sealed -al, your ease. You save miles of walking and
hours of wl"rk each dav.
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