La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1922, Image 2

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T'AOE TWO
LA (iRAM)K FA'KXINT0 OKSKR VTW.
Tut'sdiiv. June Kl 1922'
THE OF'
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vNOW YOU CAM GET
STYLE IN rXAYMJITt
KUTEKUTS
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Sox
PRETTY AS A PICTURE
Kute - Kuts
Children's Play Suits
..Children's Kutc Kuf pcjr'lo') i;iy suits in
n KM from 1 your ni to 1 1, li'iixlo of lilno (loiiini',
khaki niid phi in mid striped Devonshire. Jns-1 tlio
tiling l'r tlio little ones to piny in iind saves
lots of washing and the wear on liotter clothes.
Underwaists
Children's half pox for summer
wear in a hiy; assortment of colors
and styles, all sizes from the very
smallest up to the larger sizes, all
moderately priced.
Children's sleeveless underwists
with buttons, all sizes from 2 to 10
years. Specially priced for this
week, each 35c
HILL'S DEP'T STORE
ff' limu- llil, i
CHICAGO, Juiim 113. William T.
Pursidl, wealthy broker, faced charg
eB Thursday of attacking a 17-year-oltl
high Hi'hool Krii-I, who applied for
a position at his office Wednesday.
l'urnll waB released under liond
and Permitted to penil the night at
hiR honie.
"I have no sympathy for my hus
band," laid the broker's wife when she
learned of his arrest. "This is not
the first time ho has been in trouble
of this kind. The story Is true. There
is no use denying; It "
The affuir reiu-hu the. attention of!
the police when the girl fainted in a
department store after leaving Pur
cell's office.
DID MINE IS
big the mint rail for development
woik that will require two yeurs to
complete.
The lluisk'y-Elkhoin mine was din
covered more than 40 years una by
H. U. UaifUey, a taker county pioneer.
The mine hua a record of naving Pro
duced wealth running into hundreds
of thousumtH of dollars. It has been
closed for many years. The last work
at the mine wax under the ownership
of Mr. Hay?, one of the owners of thi
Bonanza mine when the late W. T.
Thatcher wan superintendent.
The reopening of this old mine of
Eastern Oregon is another indication
that mining is again coming to the
front in Huker county.
The Jennings, during the past year,
have opened the Lost Trail mine 12
miles from Durkee Thuy have gren
confidence in Oregon's mineral wealth
and are extent. tiff the scope of theii
operations in this section.
NEWSPJIPEHMEN
El
ARE RECOGNIZED
Tak-
LEASED AGAN
SHOP NOTES
Ttenis of Interest, from tlio
O.-W. SUrs. ':
Ilert Wilson claim agent for the 0
W was around the shops this morning.
BAKER, Juno 42.. P. J. Jenning
.and son, Cieorge II. Jennings,
atmounced they have signed a con
tract for tlio lease and purchase of the
Unlsluy-Elkhoi n mine near the head
waters of Rock creek west of Baker,
The contract was mndc with William
l'nllimiti. nf iMa tihi.-n
I'. J. Jennings stated this morning i"PV'r J' A' l'.'U'k llK"
that they have taken pimscsHinn of th
Hai ry Cochran, who lias been on n
two weeks vacation is again back on
the job.
"Friends are very glad to see ltoiiei
property and today sent men out to
work) on the road to open it so su
plies can be tuken in nail that active
work on the mine will he started at
once. The present plans for operat-
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MAIN
580
Now Taxi Service .lust Slurlea
J "MKItVICi:'"
i ' - ' . ; ; .
Is Our Motto
I.raslcd at Imperial Illlllard
fuiiors '
208 Depot Street
V. A. Levitt, master mechanic, left
on No. 2:1 to Umatilla on a tour of inspection.
Thomas Whiddom, locnl shop em
ploye, left ofr a tour through Cal
ifornia.
F. N. Finch, superintendent of the
O.-W., left in his private car this
morning for Huntington.
SK.VITI.H WOMAN KII.I.KI)
(Hy .Alsoclnlert Press)
ASTHMA'. June 1:1. Miss Tennis
Stewart of .Seattle, was killed In an
ntiinnmhilo accident when a car
overturned on a curve at Warren
ton early today. Three others In
itlie car were unhurt.
(Br Associated Fress)
WASHINGTON. June 13.
lag notice of tile recent awards of
the l'ulliier prizes lu newspaper
work, Stophan I'anaretoff, iho llul
garlan minister In Washington,
called nttentlon today to the fact
that bis native country had been
one of the foremost In formal re-
ognition of the services of a news
paperman. Lying before him on bis
desk was the Incoming mull from
Sofia and several or the letters
bore a Iheautlfiillv executed nor-
trait of I.. O. Houcliler, In the shape
of a postage stamp.
"That was the remarkable tri
bute paid by . Bulgaria to a man
who gave up thirty years of his
! me to aiding her In the struggle
i for freedom; In building up her re
lations with Kurope, and making
I the world know the resources of the
country. He was the correspondent
In Bulgaria of the l,oiulon Times
for that length of time, in Itself a
remarkable record, and was so be
loved by the people that It was In
conformity with the general desire
that for the first time In history,
the portrait of a foreigner was
placed on tho postage) slumps."
The reporter agreed with the
minister in his belief that at hist
the newspaperman wcis coming Into
his own.
eve rWVio wno m a a iu
IT' Hrt S - AP- Otow "VO H&In
amiv.Y1. . TrieY SPENT A t-OT
OV HONeY Otv HCf So "TMC3V
m. a
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone, Black 1241 Pir Jefferson
A MO TH3K VOVJ
We are ju'oiul of our record of having furnished,
the people of La C.'r.vd'e with pure nrtifieiul ieo for
the past twenty years. We are still at your service.
W. D. Grandy
1; SANITARY ICE COMPANY. .
Phones 297-J and 297-M. .: ! ,
considerably. The police anvstw! the
UHsailauL toduy ami the trial will bj
held either this Hfternoon or at
luter date.
AceordinK to rumors, Hartman is
said to show evidences of an unhal
anted mm lat times. An mvestia
tion into this will be made.
1
MUSIC HOUSE
IS HENOVKTED
Lass Offers Drink
To Deputy Sheriff
. And Is Fined $50
, Union county has a deputy sher
iff that won't take liquor for drink
ing punpn'ses i?ven from a lady.
And MlssKay J'iirth now knows
better than to flash a bottle of
"moonshine" iu a crowd.
On Friday Miss Forth entered the!
autn stage, bound for Union, and
afier everyone was seated -she. pro
duced a bottle of liquor and li'vited
those present to have a drink. She
didn't know that John Striker,
deputy sheriff, was one of the occu
pants of the . oar but John Intro
duced himself and they went for
a little walk i to the courthouse.
The case was heard Saturday and
she plead guilty, being fined $5n
CAT AX1 DOG WARFARE.
SALEM, ' Utah. Mrs. Thornr
Conch's dog bit Mrs. Louis Hurley';
eat. Mrs. Hurley punched Mrs. Conch'
nose. Both were put under bonds t-
keep the pence.
For Sick Headache
Constipation, Indigestion, Sour
Stomach, Biliousness, Bloating,
Gas, Coated Tongue, take that
wholesome physic
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
Act promptly. Never diiappoint. Mild
and gentle in action. Do not gripe or
nauieatc. No costive after cffccti.
Mn. Swet Clary. Ante, Vi.: "I had bad
headache a nd took two holey Cathartic Tablet).
In a tbort while, my head Hopped avblafY'
FOR SALE
Lfldips..' saddle horsp.
Silo cutter and engine.
Onn National (Vrdit Sys
tem. 1 Underwood Typewriter.
One Kxide Battery.
New and Second Hand
floods lioiijrht and Sold.
COMMISSION AND
BROKERAGE
STORE
1 Of Fir St. Call 513-.T
Nolan Skiff
r
I A Square Deal For
a Round Dollar
Collar and Cuff Set
Fancy lielts
Children's White Dresses
One Lot Children's (Jiiifi'hain Dresses ...
17-qt., 3-eoat Enameled Dish Pans
Xo. 9 three-coat Etinmel Tea Ketnle
S (t. Kettle, lliree-coat enamel kctlle ..
Torse Shoe Tumh..lers 11-2 doz,
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00 )
i or ipi.uu
$1.00
........:$1.00
..:r....$i.oo.
..:......$ i.oo
Andrews Variety
Store
THE GARDENS
4TH AND ADAMS
Watch for the Opening of
FAMOUS KELLY'S COMEDIANS
With
Phil "Abie Berg,'
And AN ALL STAR CAST
"MY JIM"
" 7THICH ONE SHALL I MARRY"
S'TATINO SUNDAY, JUNE 25
LTEIC STOCK CO. which ran over two years
il;l at the Lyric Theatre. Portland.
A COOL PLACE TO BRING THE FAMILY
PRICES ALWAYS THE SAME
General Admission 35c
Reserved Seati 45c
j Children 25c
t War Tax Included
The Kiistern Oregon Music Cuni
piiny i.i iindi'rtroiuc h comploto reno
vii t ion which, .Mr. Kincuid states, "will
nuikp it the finest music store- in the
state of Oregon." Ciirpenlerfl hnve
Ueen working on the building for the!
m itmi ine progress mdicnte.sl
thnt the work will lie completed som,.i
time Kiiiiav. ,
Snliiidiiy iifteinoon hn evening has
iieen set ns the opening day nnd the
management promises that his guests
will be treated to 11 vocal and instru
mental roniert at both times.
'Hie change in the interior interior
includes (he installation of seven new
demonstrating booths, tho moving of
the phonogiaph and record department
upstairs. The offices are ii the rear
with the piano section on the ground
floor. The interior is mostly finished
ill pearly gray.
REHABILITATION
OF RAGE BEGUN
(Ky Asso.lnled Press)
UONOI.ri.r, T. II.. June 13. Ap
plications for allotments on land in
the lehnbilitation settlement on the
inland of Mulokni were made by 74
Hawaiian or pal t-Ilawaiian families
iH'fote the time limit expired, accord
mg to announcement by the Homes
commission, which has charge of th
I aueiiipis io renanimal ellle Hawaiian
lace.
There are lots available for onlv
20 or 'J4 families ami the commisior
STREET SCRAP
ENDSJNARHEST
A man, by tlw mini of (iuttridve,
was attacked this muming by n man
also ilonj in ., mcd Hurt,
man. 1 hit r tW l.d itli
Club an.! kiuk4 9m wr, iji turn
o e a
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nilTWVEISER
heuser-Buscn, bus
Tdo Idea! IkcLigo
for the Home
Picnic and Outing
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Now in cartons of
One Do:en Bottles
La Grande Groc, Co.
Distributor
La Grande, Oregon