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Sr- J(me 15. Pioneer Day celebra-
.tion. iK
June 1!) Annual s'.hool election
rf: iat Central school.
Vr. June 20-2I1. Rose festival in
rl- Portland. .
Visiting Son
Mrs. Karl M. Haesty ot Welling
ton, Kansas, arrived to spend the
Bummer with her son, J. Haesty.
In City on liuslnoss
Lou Iiloom, ot Cove, was 8
visitor in this city yesterday attend
ing to buslntess.
Meeting Wednesday
The Altar Society will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John Tlieison.
On ltond Work 1
County Uoadniaster Dlrnlo left
this morning for Klgln to look after
some road work to be done it that
vicinity.
Hack on Joli
C. W. Moore of the Orecon Hard
ware and Implement company, re
turned to his post of duty tbb
morning ufticr a few weeks' illness
Any La Grande subscriber to
' the Observer who docs not receive
his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev-
ening, please call Western Union,
Main 2-1, and a special messenger
will deliver a copy. -
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JAZZ
Dance
Saturday Night
Starex Orchestra
Eex Hall
Zuber Hall
Modern Dances
Every Tuesday and
Saturday
Best of Music
I i
Under Good Maunt-Cnient. !i,
Ii. K. spencer, mgr.
Cooper's Spring Needle
Knit Underwear
In all weights fur siim
lniT wear fur these
warm davs.
Prices !)."). to :U.")
B. Y. D. anl A.lilcfii
union suits 9")e to $.'.)t
Jantzen atliinjr Suits
are here for the whole
family.
Standard merchandise
of quality.
Clint's Clothiery
"Tfc tfl? VitA a
1HC1RMNCREWSHAVE10 KHEPTWEIR XV'
Eves on -me old crossing-vntHMAN n1 ' , -
SjINCE HE HAS BECOME ?o INTERESTED "-
: Local News In Brief
BY WILLIAMS'""" her0 0,1 DU8lnes visiting
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Visiting- Sister
Vernic B.ikor of Portland. Is
.Is-1
iting her pistcr, Mrs. Hal Dolmen-
kauip.
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Correction
In vesterdav'a naner It was Btated
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k.iniuiu, i no ilium? mioiiiu
been Mrs. G. Thomas Biytlie.
Well Known Sheep Men Here '
Frank Salon and J. C. Hasklns of'
SUnfleld, who have a number of
sheep in the Wallowa county. Bpent
the day in La Grande.
To Pleasant Valley j
W. W. Kenzlo left on No. 24
for Pleasant Valley on business. On
the return trip Mr. Keuzie will
stop over at llaker to visit frieudB.
j Union Man Here
G.. W. Donnelly, formerly owner
tne Donnelly Pool hall at Union.
' in La Grando today on business,
He Is a guVst of the Foley hotel.
To Hot like
Miss Kilzaheth Gerrlck left on No.
24 for Hot Lake to visit Miss Lffie
Ainsworth, who underwent un oper
ation there a week ago. . '
Left for Wallowa
J. H. Bratton, of Wallown, re
turned to his homo this morning on
the branch line train after Bpen'd-
niK me evenniff in i.n .ranae as a ;
xuufri ui liiu auiiiuior noiei.
Left for Port laud-
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Penrson andjtunllllK tu ,;ei. holllo
bum iiMi iiiih iiiurning lor cueir nouie
in Portland at tho termination of
a two weeks' visit in La Grande at
the homo of Mrs. D. Fitzgerald.
i Itetimis from Visit
Mrs. W. V. Klnzie n'turned to
i her home yeslerdiiy after a few
I days' visit with htr daughter in
I Baker.
To Visit Husband
Mis. Joe 'iird and her two little
children. Robert and Verna, 'left thisl,,,,,, Hp(,nt 10 evelllnB as a g,,,.
niorniiig on No. 24, hound for I'lea-jof t)ie Savoy. she i,.ft this morn-1
sain xaiiey. wneie tney win spend. 1K th brlm(.h lmf train for
the day visiting with Mr. Ward, who: p((,Ilts ,n Wallowa county, where
is now employed in that place. j,,,,, w, v,8,( with frlends lllul rcIil.
Left, for Island
Mrs. P.-M. Reynolds le.t this
morninc on the branch lino train, j
bound for Island City, whero she
will spend the day ou businseas ami
visiting with friends.
m
, Milium Man
J T. B. helly. of Milium, Is a I.a
, Grande business visitor today. He
arrived in La Graudt-1 last evening
on the branch lino train and regis-
!,tored at the Foley. :
I (,"''s V,' ""k,'l'
t Matilda Ituploy. who has been
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'S " f"r s"",e tl'" wlth
her home in
jj.iaer una ino,ruing
on No. 24.
vn rnnii stiinrii lil
Krank Sloan, of Stanfleld, aiTlved riinouucfI Insane
In La C.rando yesterday evening and (;4.orKB Mitichrist, who was ar
ia spending the day here altcndliiL- lreste4 Saturdnv on suspicion of in
to some business affairs. Ho Is at 8,ln)ty, was examined yesterday af
tbo 1-oley. jtemoon by Dr. C. S. Moore and
pronounced insane. Tim count v
louring Through (.()urt or().rea- thllt no ho commU,,,i
.Mrs. .Mary onrham and dnuchter.
of Colfax. Washington
night in La Grande s
spent last
guests
of
tle Savoy on their way to points Mlnucsola VIsIIoik
east. They are louring through by ( Mrs. V. K, Whei.ler and daugh
ca ters. Conille, Merlle and lla.ol, ar-
' rived today from Ilendrick's Lake.
.Marriage License Minn., and are visiting Indefinitely
Virgil Odmer liticknian and Miss at the D. 11. Proctor home here
Ilessie It. Kasinter, both of Alice!. . Mrs. Wheeler is the wife of Mrs
spent Monday In Iji Grande and jTm-lor s brother. They visited here
weie Issued a marriage license by un Mj nolK maIly grewible
the county clerk. chaneea in our ' city.
(ioing Through j
(5. W. .tohnson. of Portland, nr-;
rived In La Grande this Inoinilii;
en route to Portland from eastern
points and stopped off here for a
few minutes visiting with friends
who tint tilm at the train.
Here from KnlertirlM
Oito Iiavlsp who makes his home
in Leterpri-e. scried in I.a Grl
iast e,-nin end i" 'ixMi'Hni; a short
9
wun inenuB. no is slopping ui
tho Foley. ,
llultlM l'p llritlH'll
Owing (a the fact that No. 6. ex
press train,, was nearly three hours
late this morning, the branch line
train pulled out aboflt 10:UU o'clock.
No reason was glveu tor tho late
ness ot the express train.
Here on Business
L. C. llaynes of the Union Cheote
Co. spent the day in La Gra'.du try
ing to see that all the grocers of Lu
(ittinde carry the bent line of cheese.
Homo from College
William Curuey, who has for the I
past three years been attending Mt.
Angel college, arrlvod in La Grande
last night on No. 18 to spend the
summer vacation with friends and
relatives. .
Motored Over
Mr and Mrs, J. F, Hogg, ' accom
panied by Mr. T. C. Griffith, of Un
'on, motored over to j Grande this
morning and are spending- the day
here on business.
Not Guilty: ' '
The case of the Stato of Oregon
versus' Georao Hyde, charged with
assault w ith. Intent to kill,, was ter
minated yesterday about 2 o'clock
and turned over to tho- Jury. The
jury returned at 3:30 o'clock with
a verdict ot. not guilty.
j Preliminary . Heal ing ..
Tlieiild man who assaulted Mr.
Guttrldge yesterday morning will
'receive his preliminary hearing this
after'noon. In addition to anawerliig
tn' inn ennree ni assail t aim Da'-
trv h. will he examined to deter-1
n,i., i.! h,,ii i
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Here for Koine Time-
Is
Mrs. 1. O. Jones, of Seattle,
in 1-a Grindo visiting at tho home described by delegates to the eou
h.. iuin r w An.,,, ci.c tveution as "im.inism." atitl results
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jit Is tho first time the two sisters
;ho., ...i n. i.,n ..u.ira i
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Klgln Men j vantage of tho diccay of homo rc
Ilay Shelton, the fellow who got'llglous Influences in America, and
Iho home run in Sunday's gumo Ue-! that the best Anierlcmizatlon Is
tween La Grande and Klgln, and A. j to he found in religious education.
L: Smith, another ball laycr from! Christianity as "the fountain head
the town of Klgln, are spending a of social progress'' ratlur than a
few davs In La Grande as Kuests of collection of dogmas is the Ideal
tho Foley.
Welsee Youngster
Ted Halley, ot Welser, Idaho, ar
rived in La Grando a few days ago
and Is speuding several days visit-!
Ing with J. It. tiarrily. Ted's folks slderation ot the report of the coin
formerly . lived in La. Grando and : uiilteo on religious f-lm-atton.
the young fellow is quite well known; Among the signatories or thci report
In this section. ; expected to be present 'are Prof.
1 ' . r -S ; 1 j Walter B. "Athenrii, dirWNir of the
Here Vesterilny ' jschool of religious ediicaHhn of Ilos-
Mrs. Karl O'Bryan and Mrs. Hoy, ton University; Prof Luther A.
Titus, of North Powder, nnd Rich- i Weiglo. chair of education, Yale
,,, rcsiei.,vci;y
wore visitors in
I.a Grande vx-stcrdiiy on business,
Mrs. O'Bryan spent the evening
at the Savoy with Mrs. Titus re-
Home from Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lilly aim M'
and Mrs. 'Hill 1.mplelliT returnee,
fiom a motor trip of several week
this mornintr- They visited in Cor
vallis and Porthmd as well as sev-
oral other points in the coast region, twice, the fir.st invitation imiim r.e
They report an enjoyable trip. I called nnd a nerond one IsHui d later
1 ; 1 ' upon .iusintem-0 by his friends, will
l,rrt on Hrnnch , . j iii k and his address ia expeetad
Mrs. F. W. MeKarlane or lluicrr,
iurrivei
in I.m nr:iiH iliiKt PVPtlill
tlves.
.,.,, Leaves
uhca ,,u)eI. state wutennaster
, ..Jui ',.,, i..r,
i, (;rand this morning hound fori
Itaker. after spending yes'terday here ,
conferiug with the county water-
muster, Dan J. Mcl.ellan. Ho will
B,)end ,od.,v nt nnker and will leave
f()r hlg headiuarterH at Salem Oils
evening
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T ,,. ,.:M!ll
time held the position as station
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UB,,nl Iu ,-orin I'owoer, enmo io i.a
'Jrande to obtain a !Hi-day laynlf so
r. jCO CX)OT;t8 t make a visit
to his old home. Laeinc, Kansas,
while on his vacation.
to tne Kastern Oregon Stato hos-
,,,uui at Pendleton.
lnves for Welser
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Kiser and
their children left Oils morning on
No. 24 for WeisiY, where tlKy will
spend seme time visiting with
friends and relatives. They arrived
In La Gruude last evening from
their home In The Dalles and spent
the evening with friends.
Trip ;
The
l-lllllire
piopos-d
trip to Iftrtlaut
Seattle, and othdr Ipolnts in the
northwest uud coast, thai Mr. and
Mrs. Peter McDonald and daughter,
Helen, and Miss Minna Ash were
to take the latter putt of last wudt.
ended up about 16 miles w,est of
La Grande when tho ear broke
down. Tho party returned to La
Gratulo and will mike the trip at
a later date aftr tho car has been
repaired.
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(By Associated Press)
PORTION!), June 1:1 Cattle wore
weak with a distinction drawn between
grass fed and hay fed cattle. Knngrt
steers were listed 50 cents below hav
fed stock. Choil e hay fed, Isteers
brought $8.25 to $8.75. Top hogs
weie 25 cents lower- Others were
steady. Pnioe lights were fll.i5 to
J $12. Sheep weie steady and eggs
and butter weie easier with prices
unchanged.
Wheat was $1.10 to $1.10.
(Ry Associated Press!
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Julio 13.
A plan ' for universal public re
ligious education, as "the only way
to stop the paganUing ot America,
win: be reported In the Interna-
tlonal Suniiav School Conviontiou.
jwliich meets lu!re June 21 to. 27.
I Civilization without Christianity Is
from education without reliKious In-
8trucIion. In the opinion of the
sponsors of tho plan. They nssot
their hclief that forelun elements
ln .,. I)OI;)1tlon have taken nd-
seen by the convention leaders. They
urge Christian leadership In popu
lar music nml restoration,,. of the
drama as a religious art.
Three days of the convention's
session lire to be devoid to con
University; Dr. W. K. Itafferiv, edi-
tor ln chief of the Baptist hoard
of publication (North); lJr. Wade
Crawford associate editor of Sun-
'day School i;.ublicatlons, Methodist
' Kpiscopal chuicli; Dr. :Jobu W.
! Shackford. superintend-'lit of teach
er training of ihc Methodist Kpls-
copa'l ciiurch, south.
The Kist ii lay of tho convention
Wi Ilia tn JennhiH Itryan, who watt
invited to Hpeak to the eon veil Lion
toi t,0 feature of tho dav.
Cleaning lJrper.
fire;. so or linger inni'ks on books or
papers may In' removed by the follow
!iik pi-fM-css: Make u thick paste by
thoroughly grlniling up a spiHinmi "f
iiiiigiiesiuni curhiinnte Willi a sullU-lenl
Ullaiitily of benzol in a cup of inortar,
mid apply a small rimmltty of t Ii t
paste to the lliiger-liiark". ruhblln: it
in litlnly wlib the tip of the tliic.-r.
"le bemud will eaoriMo In a few
'" " '"' !'l-r' should be
"ni-m-d won ii i-tciin, soi i nrusn. n
the lirst appllcalinii Is not siilhcient.
repeat the opi-riil inn. l-:ici-lnient on
a piece of waste njip.-r hi ?nre working
on Httyililne vou vnlne.
PLAN EXTENSION
OF INSTROOTION
For The June Bride
AN ELECTRICAL WEDDING GIFT
IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
m Depot Slrcet. rhone 303-W
"Mt. Emily" Products
la your aiir;uranco that you aro getting the
Best in Cured Moats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
KKI'LY IS DKIJVKUKU.
(Ilr AMorlated Preiil
PARIS, June' 13. I'l-emu Poin
enre's reply to the British memoran
dum on tho subject of The Hague con
ference was delivered to the British
embassy Monday evening. The reply
su'k that if experts are sent to The
Hague from France they are likel
to favor a proposition for sending
of an expert commission to Hussin to
investigate conditions there, if IKus
sia will consent.
SIIOTIMNU TO MUSIC.
LONDON A store which started
tiie plan of shopping to music, keen
ing an orchestra going all through
business hours, reports a large in
crease in sales.
NEW TODAY!
I.O.ST Small black purse containing
sihool wairnnt made out to C'ecile
Itarnes- Finder please return to
If) 11 Adams avenue or phone JW0-M.
Hewaid. G-W-ltp
I'OK SAI-K Five-piece wicker furni
ture day bed, writing dek, two;
chairs, fernery, basinett. GOli O Ave.
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FOIl SAFK Team bay mares, weight
lbs. Snap. 1GJ0 Gth St.
G-ia-ltp
sjai v -.m nmv mini., imvnu '
l ..ti..r.i i irruii.iuin
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VCAl KAI.K l)im1i.v tm.k in ,!:
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I'Oit SALE Alfalfa in field. Phone
IIIK-J. B-U-3tp
FOR UKN'T Modern furnished apart
mentno children. Phone 21H1-W or
1S0-J. .. o'-ltf-tf
WANTED Kighfecn year old giri
wislics employment as nssistant
cook or housekeeper in private
home. Call 1005 Lake street.
li-H0-ltp
WANTED Man for work with five
passenger , machine for woods.
Ciiundc Hondo Lumber Co. G-lil-tf
WANTED An experienced waitress
. wants work. Phone 418-J. U-ld-Dtn
S'l'KAYED One old gray marc,
weighing 1000 lbs. Kinder call
Homer Wilson, S'.IO-M.
O-lD-tf
W. II. C. NOTICE.
W. -R. C. to meet at K. P. Hall Wed
nesday 'evening at 7:4.r to attend the
l'lag Day exercises at tho Elks Build
ing. (iJlil-ltp
NOTICE.
We are going to give an airplane to
every hoy and girl calling nt our store
Thursday, June l!th, at three-tlirty.
j. ti. SNODCKIASS-
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JUNE SALE.
Suits and ("oats at half price
JONES & RiAHONE.
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ItaxI call 44
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TIIK OI,li:sT AXI) MOST
Jt ltl:i.l.ltl,l-: TAXI MUKVH'K
j. IN THE CITY.
Jr All calU answered
l'rouiitly with
t llouded Drivers,
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Ford & George
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DMMGE SUIT
BEING HEARD
This case of A. W. Wall versus the
O.-W. It- & N. Co. is now beinj heard
before the circuit couit. A- W. Wall
is the brother of William Wall, who
was killid October 2:i, lli'iO, near Hi!
KH, while employed on the O.-W
His brother Is bringing suit for $-lf,-
Ufi) damages. J' iS. lvujihou un-1
Green & Hess are leprcsentintr the
plaintiff and C. Spencer, C-iawfoni
& Kukin and W. A. Kobins aro at
tomeys for the defemlant.
The court began selecting jurors
yesterday afternoon shortly after two
o clock- hidieations are that the case
will continue for sevesal days. ,
(Br Associated VresH)
LOS ANtiKl.KS, June Honor
ary degrees will be com erred upo:;
six prominent people, including Ij:
' nace Jan I'udervwski and iMme Krneht-
ine Schumanii-Heink, al the Univcr
sity of Southern California commence
ment exercises here next Thursday,
aceoniuig to Hiinouncumenc.
Padcrewski will receive the degie
t'(,ctur 'uw' recognition of his
attainment in musical art and his dis-
tiguished service as a statesman of
Poland, and Mine Schumann-Heink
will receive the degree of doctor of
:
NAVAL IIII.L DEI'EltiiED.
WASHINGTON, June i:i. Consid
oration of the naval appropriation bill
m the senate, at first set for 1 iiurs
day, will not he begun until Thursday
under a decision reached by leaders
late Monday.
I'OK SHRINK HOSPITAL.
SAN ritANl'ISCO, dune 1:1. Im
mediate construction of a new $.'100,-
(100 Shrine hospital for crippled chil
dren at Philadelphia was authuri7.ed
Monday by tlu, hospital committee of
the imperial council of the Shrine.
NEW GEM AN LEA I) Ell.
HEREIN Huron tie Neurath, Cor
man ambassador to Italy, is said to
have effected the Ihtsso-Gcinian conn
HONORS TO BE
COfEfQSOON
y carr's
Uitf,;. j For Crociit - No Interest
A.R-G.A-D.&
TODAY AND
it
The Great Impersonation"
with :
james kirkwood v
I'ai'anioiint ' ' ' ," "
in; iln'if o)lay taken I'nni K. I'liiHijis Op-'
This
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pcimcmi s world
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fffi''?h Universal-Jewel
Colliers Series'
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fa.tt''i to f, lnCr J-irn. IHrilill
Service Giving
OXFORDS
When iiiality is put in, you'ri? sure io Ret
loii"; wear out of your oxl'onls. You're sure of
it in (Yossell o'i'' rds, for their piodness i.j
hacked U-' the makers and us. There is a fine
vai ict "I new la.-ts and new coh rs at
U.85 to $9.50
ASH
stdl
that keeps
There is a stWe in
"Onyx" Hosiery
forevcry occasion
yHKTHER it hefor
tvening weaf with
dainty dancing slippers in
delicate shades, for smart
Btreet wcar or fur sport
wear in the counry, the
correct hosiery adds the
final touch to carefufly
chosen costumes. We have
a wide variety for your
choice
FRENCH AND '
GREENE
at Genoa- In political circles he is
regarded as a coming national leader.;
HEAD TIIE WANT ADSI,
- OLD TYME
DANCE
Every Thursday Night
at
Zuber Hall
P. J. Powers
WEDNESDAY
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read novel.
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