La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1922, Image 5

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Local News In Brief
H: Jupc lo.T-rionccr Day cclcbra-
tion. -,
& Jufic l!l Annual school election S-
at Central sellout. ;
:K Jupe i0-2:i. Rose Festival in ?!
Hi Portland. .
Simp Itlurksmilli on Trip
D. J. Thomas, blacksmith in the
O.-W. shops, has left La Grande
for a 'month's trip In the east.
Perry Visitor
Mrs. C. V. Itobortson returned to
her home in 1'orry after spending
yesterday In La Grande shopping.
-liiNlalliiiti' New Slaii
' The OrcKon Hardware and Iinple
nient company is installini; a new
electric sign and window lights.
Accepts Position v
Miss Donna Smith has accepted
position with the Lu Grande Groc
ery company.
Over from Ciilon
Hoy Conklin nnd family spent
yesterday afternoon in this city on
a shopping tour.
Motors Through Idaho
M. J. Goss, automobile salesman
returned yesterday from an extend
ed trip through Idaho on business
Willi I1111 ial Pep
Alfred Meyers has aei'epted n po
sition with the Impovial Pep Or
chestra.
Teachers' Kmuiis Today
The teachers' exams are belnp
held today at the La Grande higl
school building.
Proliibiiiou-Agcnt
1 F. A. Hazitine. national prohi
bition agent, ipassed through this
Irlty on No. 21 today on his w.i;
lo Buisc, j .
Any La. Grande subscriber to
' the Observer who does not receive
his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- I
ening, please call Western Union, !
Main 24, and a special messenger ,
will deliver a copy. j
JAZZ
Dance
Saturday Night
! 1 Starex Orchestra
Rex Hall
Cooper's Spring Needle
Knit Underwear
In all weights fur sum
mer wear I'm' the.se
vai in lays.
1 ri-es to
!. V. 1. an.t Alliletic
union suits f)"c t)
Jantzen l.atliini; Suits
are here l'er tho whole
family.
Staniianl lncivliantlise
of (iiality.
CHnfsClothiery
"Th Store With a
Conscience"
1103 Adams Ave.
BY WILLIAMS
51
J TWENTY Swui AN ! WH
Week at. linker
Arthur Ash. better known ns
"Sam," is in Baker this week at
tending to some business affairs.
On 1-'InIiIiik Trip
W. S. Bunkir nnd Dcdrich Wil
liamson left last evening for Huron
and Kill spend the day fishlni;.
.Motors to linker
Mr. Clyde lltlntinir nrconinnnled
by L. J. Aeuff. connected with (he
Holt Manufacturing company, mo
tored to Baker on business. 1
ltetiirns to llomr
Mrs. l', IW. 'Wlsiak returned to
hnr homd in Portland last night
alter vislllng In this city with Mrs
Marion Walters.
Iteliirus from Convention
Mrs. Georgo Stoddard relumed
last evening from Salt Lake, where
she was one o( the .delegates to the
M. I. A. convention.
Leaves for Summer School
It. A. Wllkerson, principal of the
Greenwood school left this morning
;to attend thd Colorado state tcach
iers' college at Greeley, Colorado.
Home to Hilgaiil '
Mrs. Frunk Sanford of Hllgard,
returned to her home Inst night af
ter staying with her baby, who has
had lun operation at the Grande
Honde hospital.
To Attend Summer School
Miss Cecilia Kdvalson, of Union,
passed through .a tirando tills
morning on No. 17 en route to
.Monmouth, where she will lit tend
the teachers' summer school.
Arrives (his Morning
Miss Helen Welthers, of Lantham,
Kansas, arrived in La Grande this
morning on No. 17 to spend a te
days visiting with Mr. ami Mrs
Arthur Hantaan.
ytrn. I'llln Ileller
Word has been rei-ived that Mrs.
C. H. Finn, who has been, seriously
ill. is much imiproved lu health.
Mrs. Robert Newlin und Harry Finn
are with her.
Ttniiinu; to Cuiisl
K. il. WrlKht, of Twin rails, nr
rived lu Lit Cniude Inst even Ink
un route to tho const by or, nu-1
spent the evening s a nueHt'tif tJi
Somiuer hotel. He continued hit'
trip this moruiuu.
Twenty-! w Yi'Jir Alwriici -
Mrs. Ida Thompson, of Richmond,
Indiana, arrived in La Orando thif
morn in to spend about six weekt
visiting with her brother,1 It. ' H.
Sinitli. This is the firm time, tr
twenty-two years that the bruther
and sister have met.
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Zuber Hall j
S Modern Dances !
! Every Tuesday and !
! , Saturday !
j Best of Music '
Under Good Mauagemciir. J
L. R. Spencer, Mgr.
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ffTHK OI,lll:sT AXIt MUST
JLt AIII.I-: TAXI KKllVK K
Tin thk itv.
All riilli nnsMcrcil
T rriiniilly Willi
4,i liiiiuli'il II livers.
jFord & George;
Cull
a l I.. j j '
10 A,""'1 iiii" ,
t. a. aiccuruu or waiiowa ar
rived lu tills city on his way to
Portland to ntli'lid the couvoutiou
of the Blue LuiIko. Mr. McClurun
In the Worshipful Muster of the
Wallowa thaptor.
Visit inp; lu l.n liruiiilp
Juhii Davis, of Vulo, wbo is at
tending the O. A. C, arrived in Lu
Orando this morning uuii will bt
here for loverul dH visiting at
the home ot Hugh JIcCull, oounty
treasurer.
Tn VWt Mullici '
H. V. Brace and wifo, Irina Brace
und Willie Draco, of Superior, Wis
consin, and Mrs. Homy Croup, ot
Carry, Penii., Inrt on tlio1 branch line
train this morning to visit Mr.
Brace's mother, Mrs. S. Bruce.
ProfCKKor l-'ontor l.cavc
I'rofessur Harry Foster, with the
physical educational department of
tlfce University of OreKon, returned
10 Kuiieno after spvndins a short
time in La Graudo pn business.
I''jgln Man Leave
A. H. Parsons, who makes his
home in Klgln, geiit lust night
in La Orando returning to his home
this morning oh the branch line
truln. During his visit here he was
u guest of the Foley.
At Savoy
Mrs. 'Nellie H. Grace and Mrs
F; J. Illchards of Cove, arrived In
La Grande last evening mid arc
spending the day hero shogiplng am
on other business Interests. The;
are guests of tho Savoy.
At Foley
C; W. Krlswold. an Alice! farmer'.
arrived In La Grande last eveninr
and Is spending u few days hew
Attending ,to some business Inter
est!.. During Ills visit he is u ;uesl
of thd Foley. .
Leaves for I nialilla
Forest Ranger Llovd Kendall ipft
La Grande this mnrnlnc . for the
Umatilla river, where tin will In-
cute some horses before making r
tour of Inspection of tho various
ranges. H will he accompanied
part of tho tlmo by his patrolmen.
Illlliler" Warns (iiilnc
Word was receive! this morning
at the V. M. C. A., that the Imblcr
Juveniles wanted to play tho La
Grundo Juniors tomorrow afternoon.
Arrangements are pending lint it is
very likely that tho game will be
played. ,
To lluilil New Home .
W. E. Amos has sold his home
at 1702 Z avenue to Fred Hossiu.
Mr. Amos has started to build him
self a new house at the Corner of
X avenue and greenwood street.
Tho deal was made by the Pyramid
Land company.
To Hereford ,
Mr.' and Mrs. W. ,H. Gooderhain i
and son, Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. WH-!
Hum Uolllns mid daughter, Kva, and !
little Kvelyn Marvel .Campbell, all,
motored" to Hereford Saturday, to j
visit Mr. nml Mrs. W. P. Brudshuw.i
whu are at the Yellow Metal mine.
They all attended the ball game at
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C. W.
MAX
Hereford, ou Sunday.
Itiliirus to Portland
Lot Snodgrass returned lo Port
land ' last evening to spend Home
tlmo there attending to some busi
ness affairs. He and his wife at
tended tho hriuers' convent ion in
Portland lust wivk and u-tntned to
their home a few days aiio. Mr
Suodgrass will bo gone for a short
tifue. , ,
Peep lliko Siicci
The hike taken by the prep gym
nusium class of tho Y yesterday
proved -to bo a big success, The
hoys, thirteen in nuniluV, in charge
of Harvey Carter, left yesterday
morning at 7:30 o'clock and spent
the duy up Deal's cunyon return
ing home about 2 o'clock, Just In
timo to -take u .refreshing swim in
the ,V tank.
To Attend Opoulim
M. Davis, district manager of the
Hmnswick-nalke Cnllindor company
phonograph division. arrUed In
town this morning to be present
at the reopening of the F.usloru
Oregon Music company. Mr. Davis
states, after inspecting the estab
lishment, that "tho people of La
Grande and vicinity will have the
most complete music store In Ore
gon, well in kofplug with tho pro
gressive spirit manifested by the
people of Lu Giau ie."
XenlywoN (i I veil Present
Two of tho represeuliillvHs to the
Stau- Grange at MoMlnuvillu last
week were Mr. and Mus. I'oulson.
u newlywiVl couple of Waiiowa
.county, who have recently located
on a homesteid. The lady assistant,
steward Invited the mout Into one
of the committee rooms ' !iud en
tertained them there while the
State Grange took up a collection
amounting' lo about thirty-l'l.e dol
lars. The newly weds were then es
corted to the Master's rostrum and
presented' with the procee Is. Though
highly ploasii.t they wore great!;
embai rassed timid the cheers of tin
one hundred an illy delegates then
present.
Special at
$5.45.,
Khick Siit'dc Tliri'f-Sl i'ii)', siniii' as above only
with baby Louis llccls; all sizes and widths. Come
early for they won't last long at $'.'.
A Paradise for Tired Feet
(.trover Smith, Mgr.
Women particularly
appreciate the remark
able riding comfort of
the good Maxwell
CWrJ nrr. nrm-kid fnmt Jtr.d r Hic Trrl whwK cle
cxnioublB t nn iriii n hub; dmn. rpe Umpn; Alcmho
luhncium; n:: dnven h-.rn. untiiually long rinffn
I'nc FOB Drtroit. feveriu la t be addrdt TourinK
Cu S-i5; IWii, VjS5; Ccu(, Srtlaa, S14B5
Bunting & Son
cThc.Good.
Date indefinite
The opening date of the open air
theatre is imlcfiutc, according to the
management, Und not Wednesday
night, as announced several days ago.
Picnic Postponed
Chapter I., P. K. 0., announces that
their annual picnic has been postponed
until Friday, June 1.
Two New Kings
Several new flags are flying In the
winds today heralding Flag 4ay,
which falls on today, June 14. A new
American flag has beeii'lioistcd over
the l.a 'ande National Bank and tho
United States National Bank has a
like emblem flying. Many flugs hnve
been hoisted over private homes to
day nnd in general the nspeel Is one
of patriotism-
Dunham Wright Here ,
Dunham Wright and Mr. and Mrs.
I. J. Powers of Medical Springs are
in the city today. Mr. Wright is one
of the oldest pioneers of this valley
und is here to attend the county pion
ter meeting tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs
Powers will remain in town to give
their regular Thuisday night dance Hi
Zu'oer Hall tomorrow night, which will
be a coutle.-s affair for the men.
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(Ur Associated iTeas)
SPOKAXK, Wash., Juno 14.
Travelling moro than 1,000 miles
by aulomobllo within three weeks,
while attending Sunday school con
ventions In Douglas, Chelan and
Okanogan counties, K. C. Knupp,
general seeictury of the Inland Sun
day School association, roports un
usual interest In tho work In thb
part of tho statu. Ho Bald thai
more than a dozen dally vacation
Bible schools will bo conducted in
those counties this summer.
ot ery
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HUGH INTEHES
IH RELIGION
Men Robbed Tramps
Of Money; Kill One
SANDPCUNT, Ida, June 14 Robert
Boiiuetti Chicago, and Tony iicuvcr,
Denver, men ullcged to have robbed
tramps on an incuming freight train
of Kill, and later to have short Chun.
Dietrich, Northern Pacific agent,
when he tried to at rest them, were
sentenced Saturday by Judge John M.
Flynn to one to 'two years in the state
penitentiary at Boise, on pleas o!
guilty to charges of ussuult with a
deadly weapon
The men will bo taken to't'Oeur
d'Alcne to answer on a robbery
charge, authorities said.
j Eastern Oregon j
j Music Co. j
; Announce j
the opening of their
new store
Saturday, June
17th
You are cordially in
vited to visit this beau
tifully appointed store.
Special musical enter
tainments will be o'iven
1 1 -tli afternoon ami eve
ning by prominent local
musicians. The complete,
program will bet given
in Friday's paper.
"Mt. Emily" Products
la your assurance that you are getting the
Best in Cured Meats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
A.
Great Impersonation"
WITH
JAMES KIRKW00D
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Unionsuits
Any man who lias worn union snils (hat wero
propoHioiicil wi'oii on a nict hot summer day
will iiH wait, to lie told twice about our under
wear, j
, They're made iii correct sizes and proportions,
and we'll see that , you !. what's right for you.
. ASH
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There is a style in i
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"Otiyx" Hosiery
for every occasion
yilKTHKR I'tbefor i
., evening rai With' i
djinty tlaiK ini; slippers in I
delicate shades, for smart
street 'wear, or for sport
wear in the. coiiiiryj the
correct hosiery adds he
final touch to . carefully
chosen cost u rues. W e have
a wide variety for your
choice. . .
FRENCH AND .
GREENE
MONEY
TO LOAN ' .
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La Grande Residence
Property
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