La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1922, Image 5

Tupsfhy. .TmiP 20, 1922. "'
" LA OTMXPTi FA'TCNTXCr OBSfiRVT.R "
PAOF, FIVE
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OUT OUR WAY
THE KIND HEARTED OLD GEWTLtMAM
ODNT KNOW llnE 0ftNCl VU ABOUNO
WHEN HE HELPED JIMM16 OEI AOHlNK,
. HEV (iA'l
I ; J ? frk fvoo ainV (
ills : .MJfiii'
TV WTTTTA'M'a'P,-lv'lllf rw'"to" " " ' l5u7 A'11111"1 avenue, oil Wednesday
XJX Wi.i-Ujl.mUO. Ieo j'fonch. accompanied by Ills afternoon ut 2::fu, o'clock. Ml uiein-
uiother. left I.a Grande Sunday. , tho Homo ot Mra. A. f . . Aiidoiaon,
bound for Lewistoii, ldulio. tthereibein uud friends uru cordially in
they will spend several days visit-1 vited.
lUg Willi lilUllllD.
Buck to Itoso t'liy
In Portland Mm. W. P. lloiirock returne! to
Miss Leslie) Campbell, formerly i 1 her home lu Portland this morning
teacher In Knterprftie but a locul
girl, la In Porllaml this Meek at
tending the lteso Festival. While
I hern sue la a' guest of Miss Knid
Sweluer, formerly of l.u lirunde.
In From llctln
James Rafter, formerly a reiddeiit
of La Ornnde but now llvlni! in
llnlsa, arrived in. town today for a
few days' visit with friend uml
to attend to some bustuesa interosts.
after HiU'iidlnK several dnya in En
terprise visiting Willi her non, (). M.
Heacock and lust evening in l.u
Grande visiting with her nephew.
Cecil Dnllon.
has been looking after plana and I
specifications for pavlng'uork tthlcli
Warren llioa. Construction coniipany
will do there this Hcasou. Ho took
charge this, morning of tho patchliiK
tvurk on tho pavements lu Peudlo
ton. Ttto or threo more weeka will
b erecpilred with the small portnblu
plant to complete the tvoi'k, heru,
ho slated. hast Oregonlan,
Loaves for Homestead
G. Klophensteln, local Bhop em
ploye, has handed in his resignation
to lake' effect tomorrow. Mr. Klop
hensteln la Riving up bis position
to leave for Ills homestead to make
.improvements on It.
Move to Xettberg
Mrs. W. V.' Itagoln and children
loft La Grande this morning for
Newhcrg, where they will Join Mr.
Raguln. They will make, their fu
ture home tlicro.
htrntvhcriicK Going Through
The sprhiK sliipuuui 01 dulls has
got Into full blast. .This moruliiK
No. li carried four curs of straw
berries from western Orej;on, bound
for Omaha, Nebraska, and other
eastern ipolnts. The congestion of
fruit shipping along the line Is re
sponsible for much of the lateness
ot the trains.
i Local ' News In Brief
Will Lento Tomorrow i
Mrs. J. H. Hayes, of Wallowa, is
spending today In La irande on '
business aud will return to her i
home on the'hrancb tomorrow morn
Sew (licliestiu Oigunlod
La Grande has another new Jazz
orchestra. The orchestra will be
Known aa LomVs Novelty orches
tra. The' members of the orches
tra are Andrew Loney, cornet. Abbey
Green. . piano. Kveret Kosenbauin.
drums aud traps. Kenneth Gekelor,
saxupohne an-.l clarionet. Dick l.lnd
sey. violin and horn and J. Harry
Snodgrass, saxnphoue.
Klgln Man llliys Store ;
J. W. Uuell, a prominent, business
man of . rJlgin tor .more than -ti
years, has purchased the Leroy Tlh
bal's piano house in linker. This
deal was cluscd Saturday night uud
Mr. and Mrs. lluell took charge of
the store Monday. Mr. lluell was
in the drug business for many years
in Klgln. He will devote his en
tire atteutluu to his farm luudu of
which he has 2000 acres lu Duker
county.
ri- June 20-2:1. Kose Festival in
Portland. ;- ,
.v July 21-27 Chautauqua ut City
?r . I'ai'k. " '. - w , v.!
:!r June 4, 8 p.""nit Presentation
! , of papcant bv Union Stike of !
- -I). S. church at the Taber- v
r!- nude.
KXIHTl (o (iO tl Poi'tluilll I
Mrs.-Roy Currey is exyioctlng to,
leave, , for Portland this evening
where she will speiMl about u week i
attending the Itose Festival.
Uirceny Suspected
Uuo to the fact that several mem
bers of the household of S. A. Wells,
Jng. Uuring her visit alio Is a guest ; ' . .. ...
tit thu bavoy. i missing lu tho morning, suspicion
" t ; , points to robbery during Sunday eve-
Mot.ued from Alleel n(n Nl) clll(.H indh.KinK that
Mr. and sirs. it. v,. tn. oi S()nl(,tlllc ,.tercd tho house were
Alleel. mutortd Into Lu Crande yes- ; foud UU(, t ?15 s t miBalllg. .
terday and spent , the evening us ,. , . ' :
Here Yesli'i-dny f
Claudo lluslclt of I'nloiii spent yes
terday afternoon in Ln Orundo on
business returning to ,his home in
the evening on the auto stage.
Here from Cove
Mrs. Hoy Lay of Cove was a La
Grande visitor today.
Sprucing Vp
Tho Y. M. C. A. entrance is re
ceiving a new coat of cream paint.
Changes
Employment
llaars. formerly with the
Looking After Cherry Crop
Karl J. Stack land, cherry growir
of Cove, Is III the cily today buying
box material to take care of the
largo cherry frup this season.
quests of : tho Savoy. ' They return
ed to their home today.
To Visit .Mother .
Mrs.' Will l'ldcock,' of La Grando.
left this morning' on the branch
line train, bound for Knterniiso.
where she will spend a week vlsit-
Td I'lirchllKe files ' -i 'i
C. W. JIuntliiK ' and son', local
dealers of the new Maxwell' cars,
left last, evening for l'ortland to try
and' purchase ill few new curs from
that point. My.. Ituutlng lias sold
seven of the new
Mocker on Way
Kzm Meeker, tho famed trail blaz
er, writes W. K. Meachum that he
will arrive lu Haker July 1, to ru
maln hero until after the Did Ore
gon Trail rugeant. He has a series
ot moving pictures which he shows
In connection with his address en
titled: "Winning or the Farther
West." From here ho' will gu on
eust by easy stages,, timed to ar- i
rive in ashliigtoii lu December,
when ho will appear before a com-
mitlco of the senate to urge the
passage of a bill to establish the
Old Oregon Trail us a military high
way. Hakeiv llurald.
Cotter's Full-Formed and Modified
Oxfords
In black and brown
kid, iiiul while riM,L,pn
skiti, that art; made
fur woav ami comfort..
All are fitted with
rubber heels.
FRENCH & GREENE
' Eeady-to-Wear and Shoe3
liMkiMi
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; APPLIEO FOR
IlAKKIi. Juno 211.-Th applii a
lon for palent for the OruhfT placer
mining claims adjoining the Utuv
bridge tiiropcrty on Ciaue fr'lat ip
Cunt county has been complete).
The properly belongs to It. L t'.ru
bor, a .California dredge man, whnsh
iutelltlou it. is understood li to
eventually build a dredge on tho
flat. :'".'. :'
Thero was ' a dredge opcralcd oil
tho Ilurbiidgo & Uurcli propjrty
somo years ago which proved the
Crane Flat ground to be very rich.
Cliiou Ieople Here
Mr. and Mis. Irvln Hess of Union,
motored over to La .Grande thl'a
noon and spent the afternoon hero lletiiins lo Flglu
on business. i jlr a,i ,m,h. Kloyd
nig with ner mi.intr, .rs. neuter, ;l.alllll)t fln, having sol.t more curs
hetoro returning uoine. than the contract with the factory
mn supply him with.
trtjr Asaoclated Vrtaat
rOHTLAND, June 20. Cattle and
hous were steady today. Sheep were
cars in tho past I weak. F.ggs and butler were firm.
week and has other orders thut ho Wheat was fl.ll'J to $1.15.
who live 111 Klgln,
Galloway.
returned to their j
Visited Here j home this morning after spending ! Juveniles, has written to
FrauclB Dobbin, a student at the the night in La Grande. They have v a8kl j,,,, nrrangen
O. A. C, who la spending his aum- bfen visiting in I'endleton for the 1 , , . ...,. . .,hi
mer vacation with his
Kconomy Gurug'e, is now employed V"'""' waa a lM ri""' visitor Qrumle lust evening on No. 18.
ill IhnKmilh Gimme. uii.....,
Desires (1111111'
Hev. Lines, coucli of the Imhlor
the oleal
nients he
Isltlng ill I'endleton for the1,,,,,,,,,, .,.,., , i,i,i.., ,,1,1..,-
parcnts at 1 pllat two days and arrived iTburndny or Saturday. A heavier
teum than the Lu Grande Juniors
is desired. Whether the iranin will
Itelurns lo I11I011 U,e arranged is not knowon but inru-
Fred Drown, connected with thc-( pnUulls uro being niude to that
Leaves for Vacation t
May F. Donovan and Winifred ! Eastern Oregon Kxperlment Station, i on.i
Kennedy, bjith cmiployed lu the rail-, spent yesterday in La Grande' cli
road offices, left last evening lor route from Portland to Ills Home , schnefer M111I1 Itetler
their Bummer vacation.
I'l'o I'leiisnnt Valley
X'ovc Itenles 011 Market ! y. M. Bturglll, connected with
A shipment of ninety crates or tho Security Construction comtpany,
utrawberries arrived here this morn- p.ft l Grande this morning, bound !
- lug from Covo. This is tho first for pleasant Valley. j
shipment this season. j ,
11 Arrives from Pendleton 1
Mrs. H. M. Turner, of this city.
1 In Union,
' evening.
w here he returned lust I
The Grande Rondo hospital re
ports that tho condition of George
" " 'Schuefer, who was mysteriously in-
From I'leiiHjilH. Valley . I iured In the O.-W. yards Friday
' Mrs. V. 1 Ilrooks, of- Pleasant . morninK. is much linpro.ved. His
! Valley, arrived in La Grando this mol,ler Mrij L .schnel'er, who
1 morning on No. 17 and will spend Wlla w)h h)m sit 11 rln v, returuod
ja few days hero visiting with Mrs. to her home in Woodburn Sunday
iC. F. Crooks. . levelling. Schaefer Is eraiected to be
able to leave Lite hoiiiHtal In nlioiit
K." Stlncrt, w10 has been visiting In Pendleton. ' Loyal sisters lo Picnic iu week's time. i
Unquestionably True, In Part.
A recent e.iltnrlal note In a news
paper published In a large New F.ng
land town made this nKlnnlxhlng state
ment : "Dante, who Is being honored
with world-wide observances this year,
ntid who wrote many Important works,
is chielly known as the author of
Turadlse Lost'." The note concludes,
however, with this happy sentence:
"His hooks will well repay every
one's study."
To i:igin
. K. O. Paylon and (
lioth of tho Fasten! Oregon Music ; r(u. tho past few days, arrived' in
company, left this morning for Kl- Lu Grando this morning on Wo. 21.
gin to attend to business matters.
1 Visiting Sister .
Miss La uru Wallace, ot Stanfleld,
Oregon, is in La Grnndu visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. G. W.
! llaars.
Itetlirns from College
Claron Collier, who has been at
tending the ;MI. Angel college ar
rived here last evening to spend the
summer vacation.
, Ilnck at Work
Visiting with .Mother , 1 George A. Hrunson, who was
Mrs. Clyde It. Holts, of The Dalles, j BtrUck by lightning In 11 recent elec
ts spending several days in l. tricnl storm, is again back at his
( rainlf. visiting at the home of her post of duty at the shurs.
mother, Mrs. E. M. .Mccan. I
'l)ny in Klgln ' IHeliirned to l.ostlne
Hero from SiiiiiniervHIo j,;. o. Pnyton motored over to j Mr. and .Mrs. J. H. Jackson, who
Jan llonnette. of Suinmertille, Is .;igin this morning aud Is spenilng are residenis of Lostlno, spent last
! ln the1 tircut court.
The Loval Sisters of the Chris
tian church will have if picnic at , wm ,(ln n f,.ll-
the city park tomorrow; afternoon. s,CWiirt p,, ,,,.,,, .. ;:,1lt rnv, ,..
Thero will he a basket supper and Conipallle;l bv .Mrs. !!. S. French,
all tho members and their families l(l J u G,.mje lMlt ,,(,nii1K Nr).
ar einvlted. 134, hound lor I'ocatello, Idaho.
" I Stewart will join Mr. and Mrs. Hur-
Hallgartli Here r French' at that point and will
Jako Hallgarth of l-JIgln, is spend- accompany them on to tho Yellow
ing a few days 111 La Grande as a slollo Ntiii park. ah-s. K H.
guest of the Foley. He is tho plain- French will visit In several ld:iho
tift In tho civil suit ur -Hallgarth points.' '
vs. Lewis, which Is now belli gtrled 1
Mi-cling Sallirday
Members from all- parts of the
county are expected to be seen at
the district convention of the I. O.
O. F., to be held in Cove next Sat
urday.. There are a number of new
candidates to ' take the Initiation
at this time. Drill teams of the
spending the day in La Grande on u,e day there on business. Ho will : evening In La Grande as guests of
business. Jap is well known iu, La return to La Giande this evening, the Summer hotel. They returned to
.Grando. I I their homo this morning 011 the
Imliler Fruitgrower branch line train. ! various cities of the county uro lo
Here Yesterday j J. w. Couklin. 11 prominent Im- 1 " j compete for the honors of tho best
Raymond Hug. a prominent farm- jilrr fruitgrower, arrived lu La 'To Locate Here drill team of this district,
or of Sunimervillc, spent yesterday ; (jrande lust evening mid Is spend-1 H. D. Tallman. formerly of En-!
in Lu Grnnde on business return-j i,ie a nhort time here as n guest , terprise but lately of I'nlon, ar-
ing lu his home In the evening. I of the Savoy. . 1 rived in La Grande yesterday and
j . registered at the Savoy. .Mr. Tull-
r ' Motor 10 Wiillu Wulhi - n limioum.e8 his intentions of
Paving Man Here
A. G. Fitzgerald relumed '4hls
morning from La Grande where he
Anv La Grande subscriber to Mr. and Mrs. Albert -Currey luft making Lu Grande his. Iiiture home. :
'. the Observer who does not receivi . this morning for Walla Walla, where ;
his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev-: they will spend a couple of days. To Wnllu Walla
ening. Please call Western Union. business matters. They motored j Mr and Mrs. lien Co ner. of La
Main 24, and a special messenger r. . . ., r - ;
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StTIIK OI.DICST AMI MOST
J lti:i,I.VI!l,F TAXI KLItVKi'
IX TIIH CITY.
I All mils nnstvcreU
riompily Willi
Hon tied Drivers,
Ford & George
c.i- MAIN 44 t
For Sale
Zuber Hall
will deliver a copy.
t
'ft'.
HKAIt TIIH XFW OIWIIKSTKA
LATKST Mt'SIC
AT Itli.V HALL
Mid-wi;i:k si mmfh ha.nci
WKDNFSDAY alst
l-:nleiprise Ace-
Ace Kggleson, of Knterprise. ar
rived In Lu 'Grando hist evening
and returned to his home up the ('011't Cuss Over
branch this morning. He was a I
guest of the Foley overnight. j
spend ,..a' lew days on u combined
business and pleasure; trhji.
Iiom
Arthur nrennan was arrested lust
evening for being In 1111 Intoxicated
i condition and using profanity over
I the' telephone. . His case will la
the tried In the municipal court Ibis
Modern Dances
Every Tuesday and
Saturday .
Best of Music
f.-ronm ' modern' "flutigalow, tire
place, furnace, hullt-ln kitchen, full
hasemeut. garage, good lawn. Price
$4000. Terms.
5-room modern house, Just re
flnlsheil Inside and 011I. One-half
basement with concrete floor, built-1
lu kitchen. Price $:ii)H0. Terms j
$400 cash and Yi por mourn, 111
eluding Interest.
A.R-G.A'D.E
, TODAY AND WEDNESDAY ,
The American Home Turned Inside Oat
Jar L r v i
Lois
WItSON
asLuluBelt.
the drudging
spinster who
thirsted
for love
in ? Miitonv t1
'!rJ $ SILLS '';""
.'.ii.'.i . I . . I. . J .... .c''J'''l rcs.
Sas theman.
jwho piched upi;.
t
f
1
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v
'.'" -j the pieces
.-' f.J of Lulus'
brohen. j
r romanced. iJ
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ROBERTS 1 I I
sfhei.po- J , 1 1
rittcaL head jf ' II
W of the hauscyf "jpr Id
where Lulu )
'LI
as Human wlunn,
Lulu married be
fore she learned he m-.
Jiaa anoincr nije
n
aWilliam dcMtllc
production
- a:
(jpaniiiwunl
FERGUSON
; as ens runaway
Jlirl who flung a.
bomb at Lulus
respectability,
Also Showing a Haroldi Lloyd Comedy
4-rnom modern house on V. nvo
nue, good lot 4-r,xll0, concrete side
walk. Price $181)0. Terms MOO
cash and balance ul $30 per month,
Including Inturest.
LO.VEY'S MWKLTY OIK HF.STHA
PHICK 75c
I Illlde Class to .Meet
The Ladies Itihln Class of
i First Presbyterian church will meet evening at 5 o'clock
at the home -of Mr. Dexter .Miilrov -
;on Wednesday afternoon at 2 :30 ' To .foln Husband
1 o'clock. t Mrs. Joseph Dunn, no lias lor
, ; the past week been visiting at the
Change or Train Time ' , home of Mrs. T. K. Hellamv, went
Taking effect Suudnv. Juno JS.ito Baker to Join her husband, who
passenger train No. 1!) changed : Is a traveling mau in that tcrrl
scbedule from 9:50 p. m. to !l : ;! 5 1 tory.
1. ill. Mall train No. u was changed
20 , ncri-s on the new highway
at Al'irel, 5 acres In Delicious n,p
nles with an excellent crop this
lltidcp (ifiod Ar:in:io-r.,1Pnt. iyear. r.-rontu house, on the place
- " " 1.
!wllh electric lights,
L. R. Snencer. Mct. !l
1: . Modern
... ....... . . . . .... . J.cated 011
IMIO of
' I a nd
from 10:30 to 9:35 p. m.
Outing Togs
For These Hot
Summer Days
.Inst l-itflit for hiking
jiikI Viit-atioii liiiic. In
kliaki, whipcord, ualu.-r-dine
find cortlnroy trous
ers, suits, also shirts 11 ml
Mouses. Ifussell and
Clicppcwa Pac. I'uttces
ami wrap le,riius.
Lowest Prices.
Clint's Clothiery
"ffc Star Witi -CcRiei4BCt'k
1J08 Adaru Ave.
jltetiii-ns lo Portlunil
j Mrs. Z. H. Cross, who has been
! visiting here with her sou. A. M.
(Handy, will return to her home In
Cortland tomorrow evening lo re-
Leave for Kniuola
Clim Pearson and 8am Ash, sur-
t-ev.ii-fl An the hiuhwuv. left vester- !
day for Kauiela, where they will isunie Iter duties us matron ul tne
survey some highway work there. Union stullon.
llaker Heruld.
.ttoo lo Joseph
To Union i v- w- Klh7.ie, of this city, left
Mr nd Mrs. K. M. Ilachnnt ( f ; f.a Gruniln this morning on the
this cllv. left this morning on N. lb-ranch line train. bound for Jo-
21 bound for Union, where thr soph, where he will si d a f"
wiil visit wlih friends and atlinl duys. visiting with friends mid
to some business matters. transacting some business. He will
1 return the latter part or the week.
Moves State Highway (inrnge
It A Farnaum. manager of thelTo Visit Krlcnd
State Hlchwav garaice at .Pendie Mrs. Charles Payne, of Ibis rlty,
ton Is In the city making arrange. 1 Ifet this morning on No. 17, hound
moiits to move llie garage from as 'for Portland, where she will ro
nresent lii-ailiiuariers to this cltj 'main for several days visiting with
OLD TYME
DANCE
Kvcry Thursday Night
at
Zuber Hall
P. J. Powers
10. room homo well lo
1 paved street. This is
.11 Grande's best residences
If you uru looking for u real
ihomo It will pay you to Investigate
this.
PLL For CroC!'t "
No Interest
Apartment house, furnished. In
nice location. Rentals make Invest
u.u..i in fiii.ihiiin to Diovldlui; a
I I... I.ii.i... fur iiu-ner l.l.L me
give you the details ot this prop
erly. Geo. H. Currey
lleiil Kslnlo Insurance
lirlnga Ilailgliter Hmne
Utile Klleen Grmipe. who has
been In Portland thi last elclit
nionths. has been hronght Konte by
her fatk'f d It ftt4ilr Im
ni r4.
friends aud her tparents,
Mrs. Frank Urooker.
Mr. and
Parker and
I.a Grande
Ia-U IM" Morning
Mr. aatl Mrs. A. I..
r. .K. C. I,osk lift
thl aiorslii. hound for Portland.
k' th".v ill spend several data.
IMm Imii mM While iie. t,-y t ill .U'-d ti-
Paul tU?f. t . t the Ito- iteslltl kk MrM this
Universin f 0-o. wturnert home inorning.
Satnrilnv! He Is t?lc son of Mr. "
and Mrs. K. A. Savre. of Island City, MIlon Hand I .
D..,i -iii n.nmiii' hern iUiiIhe tliu The Mlsrlon liiM V Mi Kl 1 si
"Mt. Emily" Products
I3 your assurance that you are gotting tho
Best in Cured Moats
Jhz 6iw!e Kcmle Meat Co.
"Your Money Back and a
New Pair of Shoes Free"
lo tin; wearer who
I'iinls paper in the
heels, insoles, out
s' ilcs or emuilers of a
pair of
Peters Diamond
Brand Shoes
ASH BROS.-.-
"The store that keeps i'aM vi&.tirt.tin!-"
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summer vacation.
' rr(byterlu chun Hl inel at