La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1922, Image 8

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LA OTUXTVE EYENTXTl OBSERVE T
Tuesday, .Time M, 1022
Nightwear
CpoL FABRIC'S .
. . H)H THESE
WARAI ;SUAIM lilt
Nil) .ITS . ''
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Priced from
$1.25 to $3.50
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AIDED By IN
PRINCE RE6EN
A New Shipment
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MKOlCAl M'KiMjS,- June
'Die afternuon nhuwers last week were
welcomed by the farmer. Alfalia
and grain are making rapid growth
and the fmvxern will begin haying
about the first of July.
Norvel Duncan, who has been ser
iously ill, wan iunhed to the St. Eliza
beth hospital Saturday. lie was suf
foiing from appendicitis and an oper
ation was ntccti.sary. J I is condition
i much better now. He in only three
years old.
hd Turner was a passaner on the
mm H a . Ht mm a m
(Br Associated r"aa
HAKO.NK, Japan. Juno 13.
Many departures from tho tiKiittl
activities of the Imperial family are
being made hy tlio rriiuo Undent,
but nunu more nolle, -ab'n than li Ik
Interest fu sport. Urn-lug his visit
to Kilropo ho wus attracted by j-olf
and on bla return hern started iuk-1
Ihk lessons f i oin members if the i
different golf clubs tthle'i alio In-j
creasing In Japan. lie (tat In '-:me
practice, for his same with the, I'rinr.'i
of Wales and while, it was noticed;
he had a uuod stylo. Mils efficient-)- (
siage oaiurimy, earning, to .nonicai m the game was not marked, due
from The Dalle, where he had been. largely l(l nervousness cuuscvi 1,'y the
visiting a few days. : clicking or camera as he eamo to
Friday at threo oclt.dk) occurred i,,e ,t. t0 ,Irlvo off Aft(.r
the death of S- 8. Wirth, or '0addy,"mu.1 ,vlt lhu KngIH ltl)tlL., u.
at rho Dalles following an illness o:; ,,,.. ,, t , . iikon(
about two weeks. Mr. Wirth wasl)r,u.ll(.t,0 (y ,, lh(, u( (it.
oighty.-four yesis old and a O. A. K. ;,,,, w1(. Willl .,, t.olltrarv t
veteran, paddy spent several years ;preccdcnt Anu. Bul.)rie for .
u i V ii V L 7 . . v. JlaH(o people was that the l'lln.-o
while here .all of whom extend to the j t , , , -
bereaved family their heartfelt aym- ,,., , ,,.,, ,,:
"Vis's Vina Kennedy spent Sunday 'n" f"T,'''f ,'"" "" M'
with Miss Lois Vano.der. ' I n"",Rl 1,1 lllu "'"st l"f ,r'm'1
I l. fir:-.,. I t :i.. l-r. n .
j.. o. Tvirin nun iiiiiiny leu. iue
day for The Dalles, whero they wi)i
lueate peimanently. Mr. Wirth has
been an active citizen' of Medical for
several years and the community fceln
a loss in his departure.
M. I II llL-.. ,UiihlK .
Mis. i. V. Kennedy and son and, S''KAXK. Wash., June 111. An
(laughters spent Weim'rsda'y at the1 'lv"",:,J edits an hour, the
Inirl mn,.h '" W,'K0 '"(Tease for nunc than
t hus, W. Martin of. Tdrtlnnd wis
I'iiniilan
Toilet i
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DEPARTMENT STORES
IMaxln.
Indies
Shoe.
Four L Mills Raise
Pay Of Their Men
Five Cents An Hour
Medical .'Tuesday buying the Kcn-l",r" " lMi' l-eKi"n "s L"
dy Hrotheis cattle. ! Jm """""' f"r "it' letH
two years, was voted by the diice-
4crs
tH nine
Amn,r ih M,.,li,-1 ,.(. -.1 .., ,1. "Mu '..in prisi hi; eastern asli-
!ing the stock show were Mrs! T. f;. ns''"' ""ern Klaho, at a
Kennedy and family, Mrs. J. It. Wan-i'"' "K ''''" tmly- Tho Increase,
! ker and family and Mr. V. Ixivc and : w ! ' I1, "f,r,,,',H ",IM omployoa only,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert llaller and Kd '"i"lmu wiiko for coiu-
! Hack and family and II. Huish and:"""1 labor :,t instead of
I Mr. and Mrs. I'at Towers. S'J I)r(scnt.
! Mr .and Mis. V.iLove spent Sunday! Keiiteen mills employina 05UO
i in Uakcr. ln " "rc directly affected but It was
' Miss Cora Wilson of Baker is Spend- 8lI'l"1 1111,1 lho "" roase probahly
I iiig a wee kat "The Cottaw." iwi" bl! "'" ''y some Ti smaller
i Cruse Tucker and wife of Powder 1,11118 'n "ho two distriiis no af
I river motoied up Sundav and spent wiUl oiKanizatlon. The
ithe day with her sister, Mrs. W. Dun-, ,,,llls ropresuiited, It was said, pro
lean, jdiiro 70 per cent of the lumber
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dean and baby , "l0 'I' tured In the district.
and Mr. and Mrs. Hurl Dean were the
Sunday guests for dinner at "The Cov-tnge.''
The increase
June IC.
becomes effective
No Opposition To
Russel At School
Election Next Week
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Yesterday was the last day for Ihe
f 1 1 1 life or candidacy for the La
(iraude .school hoard. J. II. Uussell,
pruKciil incumbent and chairman ol
the board, was the only onu to
fllo.
Tho oloi'tbin will 1 held next
Monday from 2 o'clock to 7 o'clock
at thu Central school.
HADIO AIDS DltVS.
(Hy Aanoclatcd Ircsfl)
WASHINiITON, Juno , lll.-.Activ-ilics
of bootleggers are now being tip
ped off by radio, according to a state
ment issued Monday by Commissioner
Haines. Radio service, he said, has
been cnllsed to asst prohibition en
forcemeat, and is being used success
fully In Michigan, Colorado and rim-Ma.
Range Men Quarrel
One Shot To Death
CANYON CITY, June 13. T. Ar
thur Jones was shut In death y s
terday at 4 p. m. -. rieorge Smith,
a siieepherdir for niahivly ti Clonal,
noar Monument, Or. The sbnoiinp
occurred as a; result of a dispute
over ratine, matters. -
Smith en mo to Monument. Or.,
and cave dimwit t(1 i,,.,ntv
Sheriff Leslie and is bioiu-lu In
Canyon City tills rimming. He said
ue snot in seir-d. reuse. He
badly bruised on the fact.
was
KTAHKK rnvi-'iiiirii
IIKLD IX ML'ltlll.lt CASIO. W.UMHXCTON, June iy.-Thc ' n
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 1.!. I nomination of Kied Starrik of Ohio to. C 0 V E A S K S
following n swoin statcnicnl that she; ha " direcor of the war finance cnr-l
was with Dcn.el Chester the night poiation was confirmed bv the seua'.i I
Miss l'lotenco Ilarton, local society; late Monday. Mr. Stnrek, a fnrniei ! (Continued liom
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BOND ELECTION
nuee one
was slain in October, llUtl, nnil1 Washington newsnaner rnrresniindent i .
saw him fire the shot that killed the and widely known in political circles,; made. The anient delegates asked
girl, Mrs. Il'essie Curtis, XI. was held) will fill the vacancy caused by the re- the court if urgent, measures might
Monday by the Kiiiimis City, Kan., I rent- resignation- of.. 'Angus Mc-Lcar.: not be taken to procure the special
police. Chester was acquitted of the The nomination was sent to the -n j election at as early a date as possible,
minder of iMiss Ilarton in May, 1 1"J 1 . 1 ate by the President earlier in the day.! In reply the court announced that it
I "'""'d be necessaiy to first have the
- ! road surveyed by an nnuroveil en
gincer and all i ight-of-w-avs secure J.l
befoie the matter could be fui tliei I s"'il,,-v P this plan- but announced
taken up. And right there tho visitors! t,lut tnu WUI'k as tar as he was co:
Bewitching Dress Styles In
Taffeta and Crepes
1 A truly bewitching nrray of smartly (styled dresses ifor Hit: misses and
small woiiien. Atlraeti e colors and fabrics, smart I v di-Yeloiied triimniii ef
lV'et.s make tliis NliMwhig ol' l'lapijer dresses niowt attractive both J'roni the point
of style and price.
THESE BECOMING GOWNS AT
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li I I I I U rr- i - i i ,i ,1
$990
$1250
$1050
$1990
Are values unsurpassod
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Voile Blouses
$2.25 - $2.98
A new
3W showinu- of (Vainly wash blouses of fresh" white voilefi.V' Tliei-e urn
styles in wide variety, attractivel'v Irimmed and finished. ' '.' .' .''
Other wasli blouses from sfl.l'J to ?:l.(i!). .". "; .J-$
THR MRfiKST PHAIN DKI'AKTMKNT
SltlliU OltUAMZATlUN L THH WOULD"
1 i LwgBsaj q y I y I
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Sessue Mayakawa
coined, would get. all possible sup-ij
port, ' j
The final result was that the cniin 'I
ly court announced that a surveym
and his crew wuuld commence sur 1
veying the road immediately and th.T, '
in all piobability the work would Ik-11
barge for the 1 igiit-iif-way. What' done in thirty days. '
they wanted was the road as early as A committee of six was appointed T
iiossible and '.hey wire willing to do! to secuio the right-of-way. Those!!
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showed just how bad they wanted th.
road.
Mayor Trippicr stated that in re
gards to the riglit of-way that iie
was fully convinced that every person
on the road would sacrifice parts of
his land, a. much as necessary, free of
in "The
Vermi
lion Pencil"
A low and oininous nimble -
A pall of smoke shut with ton-ncs of 1'1,-uue .
AJn ief sileiu-e and then "Jj
Till' MKillTV ()l.C.XO nn.'STS INTO KKMTTIUX'
AX KAIiTlhrU'A K E SWKKI'S Till; I , A X I ) !
'liiile rivers of l.laiiiy lava pnnr down upon helpless
ellles-llnnilre.L of I'leeini;- natives are drowned in floods
"I' fire! -I lii.-,. huihlHiirs ,mi erasliiu- in earth in tho tliou
sand J Lulling IVainents
I all that they could to tush the con:
j plctiou.
As to the surveying of the road,
; considerable discussion was held on
this matter The visiting delegation
; wore eager lo have the thing done as
early as possible and one of them
, suggested that Itoialniaster Pirney
taVc some of them and suivey th-
lltlld 'Itiinev noinli'd nut the inun.s-
elected were: Dick Smith, chairman
Joe Trippier, John Dean, ieorg; Uic-h-anlson,
Morton Kiddle and Frank
Conley.
The members of the delegation that
attended were as follows: Mayor Jot
Trippier, of Cove, Mr. and Mis. Wade.
Karl and Chi is Stackland, J. W. M -Neill,
Frank Conley, Joe tioyette, ()s
our l.und. Joe Fear. Arch M--Nill
Get your ice from the M. A. Stillwell Meat Co.
It will be delivered when you want it.
PHONE MAIN 700
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Mr. Hartley, Mr. Toll, Albert Brazille,
Low Bloom, W. K. Hinris, Jonah
Weimar, Dick and Lee Smith, Fred
and Mertou Kiddle, Pete Kvnnson, J.
J. Schrneder, A iW. Hammon. J. L.
Haninion, C.eorfe Kirhardsnn. Jo"
Carr, of La Grande, -who owns a
ranch on tho proposed road.
The plan as it now stands is to com
plete tho dirt woik and grading this
year and finish the road next summer
afci- the bondshHVP been vned.
All these and other
of the (i I, 'KAT EST
EVER SCUKEXED!
toiTit'ie seeiies
Sl'KCTAdLES
11 1 m i n;i 1 r in (mo
Of DISASTER
Drilliaiit east, im lii.lini;- Dessi,. Jji.ve aiid Ann Mav -
(inrKcoiis Costiunes - h,vili sets .nul a I, e stm-y of e-
luisile temlerne.ss. in wlu,-h the ,-,1-titrv of llavakawa is
beaiitiliiUy exemplified. ' ' -
It's Hayakawa's Greatest Melodrama It's an R C Picture
Also Showing a Comedy
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Notice
Owing to the delay in the construction of La Grande
New Open Air Garden tickets issued by this store will
be good for Friday, June 16th.
Tho name of the play Friday evening
"WHICH ONE SHALL I MARRY?"
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