La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1922, Image 5

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Friday .Tnnp 23. 1922
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MEDltlNE.. 6AM
Local News In Brief
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June Itose 1'e.itival in ri
Hi Portland: - . -
' Jnly '-'l-i!7 Chaulnuqua at City -
?!: : Park. . i .
K: Jnne 24. 8 p. in. Presentation
'5!i of pageant by Union Stake of
W L. L). S. church at the Taber- ;:
S; 'nacle.
Jn I'emlleton Wetlnesday
C. Baxter was a business visitor
iu Pendleton on We. Inesday.
I'lllonltPs Her
Al Turner nnd D. V. Donuely arc
ponding u few days hero on busi
ness. Vlfltins In Perry
Harry Proctor of the J. C. Pen
ney company, left last evening for
Perry to visit with friends.
larricil In Itaker
.Tbos. Rankin of Hilmird :md Mrs.
Mattie Holconib of Kui;ene, were
married at Uakcr City June 12.
Ienltercil at havoy
K. D. Wilson, well known resident
of Sumpter, is registered nt the
oy.
Is 111 nt Home
Frank Turner, employe of the
shops, is laying off a few days on.
account of illues.
To rtakci
H. C. Wlthain' well known rail
road man. left last evening on No.
24 for Buker on a business trip.
Heturns Home
MrH. Tillie HagCn. of Knterprise.
left this morning for her home in
Enterprise.
Elgin .Man Here
Jiidson Brown, who innkcs his
borne In Klgln, arrived in La Grande
last evening and Is registered tit
tho Foley., He Is hero on business.
NenspajW Man I'nsses Tlirmigb
K. H. Hendryx'. for tho past two
years on the llaker -Herald, passed
through litis cltv last evening on
his way to Pendlston.
(jHi-age Man Hoine
L. C. Smith, owner of the Smith
garage, returned lust evening from
Any La Grande subscriber to
the Observer who .does not re
ceive his paper by S o'clock in
the evening, please call Western
Union. Main 21. and a special
messenger will deliver a copy.
JAZZ
Dance
' Saturday Night
Rex Hall
LO.NEY'S NOVELTY OKCHLSTHA
JANTZEN
Bathing Suits
For
Men. Women and
Children
In all shades, in wmil.
Just what you want ftr
these hot summer days.
I'rii'es !r"2.8." to (!.-."
CoUmi IJathinu' Suits
ijil.(K) to $2.8-3
Clint's Clothiery
"Tha Store With a
Conscience"
1103 Adams Ave.
BY WILLIAMS
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1: .Pr '
Pendleton, where lie went on busi
ness.
Accepts Piislilnn at (iiiiiiKe
R. C. Stockton, formerly with the
Nash mintBO of llaker hns accepted
a position hero with the lllue niouii
tiu parage.
laves for rortliuid
Oscar Johnson, clerk In the O.-W.
offices, left last evening to spOld
a few days visiting friends in Port
land. Mlgiil DiN'tor Mere
lr. Ilarley It. Smith, of Klgin. is
a La Grande business visitor today,
having arrived In town last evening.
He is sloping at the Savoy.
PciHlletolllallM lit' Sollliner
G. N. Storn and N. O. Johnson,
who hull fro untie Hound-Up illy,
were gut'sts of the Sonimer hotel
last evening. They returned to
Pendleton this morning on No. 17.
t'nintnUroii Meelhig Tonight
A meeting of the city commission
will be held this evening, the meet
ing regularly scheduled for Wednes
day night huvlng been postponed be
cause of no quorum being present.
S. I). Crowe 111
S. . I). Crowe is confined to his
home with ill health and it is ex
pected that tho will be forced to
undergo an operation In tho near
future. His condition is not serious.
Imniiha Visitors
Mr. and i.Mrv Sliolvlu, of Iinnaha
were La Grande visitors last eve-
jiilug. They arrived here during the
dy and spent the night at the Su
I voy.
Kf turns Hume
Mrs. !:. M. Tord. mother of Mrs.
Jack Hlatt. after spending the week
visiting her daughter, returnerl tn
jhi'r home on No. 24 lust evening.
Itiinkei- Leaves
i T. .1. Scroggtns or the U. S. Nl
tional bank', lelt last evening on his
way to Walla Walla on a business
trip.
Visiting Parents
Mrs. William Heisncr of this city,
is spending a few weeks visiting
with her lumber al Priurville. Mrs.
Hoisne s mother's store w --s one of
the stores saved in the big Prlne
ville fire.
Visiting Sister
Mrs. J. I-:. Stearns left last eve
ning to visit Mr. Slearn's sister.
Miss Mue Stearns, who has been Hi
al the Hot Luke sltnllorium for some
time.
Slops Ovri'
M th. J. V. I hi n mm Htopiicil nvor
)irf Inst ti lit at tho lmnie of Mrs.
I Prank Pike, sister of Mrs. Hun-
nun. Mr. Iliiiuinu n mi her w ty
limine to Wnlla WjiIIii nfier visltlim
j wttlt her pun nt North Powder,
Kisbiiitt Trl;
j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison,
'Hob O'Connel and Mr. and Mrs. ".
H. Duck left early this inoriiintr for
I iiucan to , spend the day fishing.
They will return this evening.
.lnepi Man
"William llalsey. a resident of Jo
seph, is in La Grande today hh a
guest of I hie Savoy. M r. Ilalsey
Ik here attending to some business
Interests.
lictiitni'd to Knteiprie
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. II irker, of
Knterprise, who spent last night In
La (irande at the Savoy, returned to
their home this morning on the
branch line train.
IjitterprUi 'mi pie
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Milkr of Ku
tiTpriijr came In last evenlnc on the
branch line train and are spending
the day in la Grande on business.
The yare irnests of the Foley dur
ing their vthil.
YUitlng Parents
Mrs. Lawrence button and son.
Albert, who make their home In
Portland, are spendlni; sevrral days
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. It. Hunter.
At Hot I Jlke
Mrs. William Attison Is at the
llt Lata Minitorium uudeifcoitix
medical Vtcatnietit. She has 'be-n
ailltiK f'ir whi' firm- ttui hr hio
ditioii U M- ri4Miji.
V4 VMtvt If- 1te4H.lhrt
was In l.ii Or nude lua eveulUR no
guest of James Klater, left this
morning on the branch Una train,
bound fur Knterprise and other
points In Wallowa county.
Ilark tu Wallowa
Mr. and I'hll 0. Tolland, who
live in Wallowa, returned to their
hoiiiu this morning on tho branch
line train, utter npi'iullnij the uv tr
uing in La Urundo ou business.
From I'nlon
W. E. !reen and Ills little son
of Elaiu, arrived lu La Urande this
morning ami returned on No. 2.
Mr. dropii spent tho houm between
the two minis attcudlug to .sonic
business matter. .
VIkIiiiin in V. K. Land orflce
Visitors ajt the V. S. land office
today were Kdinon Johnson, and Au
drew U. Killy, both of Sparta. Krod
Kyle and Henry Murchesou, min
ing men of Hoblnette, Idaho.
H11111I Itrhi'itisiil Tli Im DrontiiK
' The La Grande band under tho
direction of Andrew Ltuieyv will
hold rehearsal thia evening at 7
o'clock at the Klks teimile. All mem
bers ore uracil to be1 present.
Oil Viieat ion
; Miss Mima Cooper, secretary to
assistant Kiiperiiitoiulent of this di
vision, la on a two weeks' vacation.
Miss Cooper will spend the urcaUr
part of her v.icatlou at Wallo.wa
h'ke. . j
I'llloil Man Here
II. C. McClny, formerly of I.a
(Jrande, but who now makes his
home in Union. w;is .a business visi
tor In town thLs morning. ' He mo
tored over iu)d returned to his home
about noon. ! 1
T.o Attend .iirses Convention
Miss. Louise Zorn, public health
nurse1 of I'nlon county, and Miss
Peterson, health nurse of Wallowa
county, left last evening on No. 2a,
to attend the National Nurses' con
vention to be held at Seattle.
To Walla Walla
Clarence tlrant, of thlH city.' left
this morning on No. 17. bound for
Walla Waiia, where he will apend
the summer visiting with r1atlves.
He will return to La Grunde in the
fall.
To Ylflh Parents
Mm. Do I Ikm t Irvin and children
left thiH morning for Union, whore
they vill vinlt with her parents for
neveral rtiiys. They will return to
La Cramlu the fore part of next
week.
In Cove Toilajr
Ij. V. Weeks, who has just ro
turned frojn n bunlnesa trip in
Holse, lelt this momint; by auto
lor Cove and spent the preater part
of tho1 day there returning to La
Grande in the afternoon.
In nt Hot I,ak
Mrn. K. K. WiU-ock .i:nd Mrs. S.
MeAnish, of this city, left this morn
inir on No. 24, bound for liot. Lake,
where they will spend the day, re
turning, to La Urande In the eve
King. - ' . '
Over from Hot Lake
ho n Mitchell, who makes bis home
at Hut Lake, motored over to Ia
Urande this morning ami Is spend
ing the morn in it. here visit fni; with
friends and atteudlng to some bual
news. linker ami I'nlon Kai-iiicr IMeiiHod-
J. D. MonlKomery of the Collins
'rain office, returneil yi'Kterday from
a buxtness trip to linker and. L'ulou
.'ountUi. lie Hays the farmers out
that 'way tire feel iu if Ron dabotit
their crop pntHpects. Pendleion
Tribune.
Wallowa KK-Killtor
J. M. Bledsoe, ex-edltor nnd own
er 'of tho '4illuwa Sun, was a La
CJrnndt viHiior overnight. He re
turned to his home this morninjr on
the branch line train after upending
the evening as u guest of the Sa
voy. To Krlsco
Mi'H. L, John nun and her daugh
ter, Mth. Georne Hoss, of this ciLy,
lert thj mornlntf on No. 17, bound
for Kan KrnnciHco. where they will
spend about a mouth vlniitns v.ith
frlftlwls and relatives before r'tum
ing to La Grande.
j.ll Soniiiier
I Miss L. M. Scutt and Miss Kuth
j 13. Marrow, of Great Ilond, Kansas,
stoppwi over at La Grando last
evening en route to Kealtle, where
they will visit with friend for some
time. They were guests uf the Hoin
nier and left this morning on 17.
To VUil In Italic
Mrs. V. P. Mink nnd her son,
Junior, left La Grande thin morn
ing .on No. 24, bound for Haker,
where she will visit with friends
and relatives for a few dayH ho-
ffore reiurning to her home in Pen-
dltou. She has been In La Urande
for a short time at the home of
her mother, Mrs. D. J. Kimmell.
: Ministers Itetiirn
Kev. H. K. Wallace, pastor of the
M. K, church at Joseph and Itev.
Homer Cullison, pis tor of the M. K
j church at Knterprise, returned to
Lhfjir homes this morning on the
brunch line train arter spending the
vuing lu La Grande. They ar-
rlvi-d here last evening from llaker,
i where they attended a district uieet
; ing. .
I
I Portlier PiiMoi (o WhIIoho
j Rev. (i. II. Feee. lortwfly paator
i of the M. K, church of La firaud''.
f but now at Wallowa. In eompany
with Hev. lr. W. A. Winters, form
rly district superintendent of the
; M. K, church, but now pastor at
i Llgiti. left on the branch line train
for their homes afKr spending the
: olrbt in La Grando. They attended
the Home Mission Council at llaker.
imvihk io riM-iiniiii
Mrs. ClHrk l.cltr and Miss l.'ina
flick. tlin hud Immmi IhIiIiik ri-l:i-t.v.e
friends In I.a Ctiind'- l II
e ihHr cr tliN moriiliii: ftir iln-lr
Vutut ,t l'orilund. T' ddy l.ciicr,
who accompanied them here will1 re
main through the summer ami visit
his eraiulmother, Mrs. Heuben Zuui
fel, of L Grunde. '
fl. R. Making iiirovrmeiils
The O.-W, company is completing
the general cleanup that they h tve
been conducting tho pant week. The
yards have been cloaued uud the
switches have all been repainted n
bright red. Tho eiiRtnemeu's vent
rQuih had 11 new fouu'latluu put in
and the Inside his had a thorough
renavai Ion, the lockei h have ber n
repaired and u wt font of paint
helpH tho general appearaace.
Many Toiii-Mm Here
nstween Juno and ii. 1 1; cars
were registered at the city's auto
tourist camii. Those which regis
tered yesterday were: J. K. Harkey,
Raker, Mr. and 'Mrs. Crosland of
Hermlsion, Mrs. C. L. Wenke. son
ami daughter. Pendleton, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Huston, Los Anceles, Mr.
and Mrs. ChnrleB Hall, Portlniul. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Seelye, noise. B. C.
nouden, Denver :and Jozle Clark of
Schylor, Nebraska.
Looking for Lost Man
Mrs. John Hood of Walla Walla.
Washington, was in the city yester
day trying to secure information in
regard .la Harold Schellhej-g, who
came to this section about two
mon tli ago lu the .hones, of is-
curing work .on the highway, lie is
a young: man and his relatives in
the east are worried because they
h:ive not heard from him since leav
ing Walla Walla. Inquiry from va
rious sources failed to reveal any
traces of Schellbeig.
Again Able to He Around
Jerry Foley, 'who has been con
fined to his home hi cause of Illness
for many months, has sufficiently
lerovereil to be able to take a short
walk each day and spend some time
on the porch of his home every day.
Ho was coiuined to his bed for sev
en months and this has left htm
somewhat weakened so that he Is
not as spry as a year ago but lie
Hid his family expect .In see him
in the best of health again before
summer Is over lu spite or his huv
lng pas8Ml the three score and ten
mark.
Ilei-rles Delay Trnln
The shipment of strawberries from
Huod ltiver dud other western Or
gon points is rapidly reaching in
unnatural height. This morning nin:'
carB, on No. 6, came through La
Grande, bound lor Chicago, Omaha,
and other easterh points. One of
the cars was slated for distribution
up the branch lino' and the biai'ch
line train was forced to wait for
the coming of the fruit. No. ii w.is
due at 7:17 o'clock but was two
hours late, causing the branch line
tralu to leave La tlrauiie about !i : :!0
o'clock. The shipments of straw
berries from western Orogou liaB
been especially heavy tho last few
days and Indicates Hint, they are
experiencing a bumper crop this
5'i.ar.
Wrdlrl liriiilrn-d t l
Tlifc icnlict of J20n.7r.A in f;ivur
of tlio -plnlm if f nHhist!-thr thf:nri
iint in the trrtllKrtith vi-f fittft. ImvJk
cano tried In tint circuit court Uiv
fornior part itf the week was not
accepted and tlio jury r turned to
tho jury room rouiiiif; nut at 1 0
o'clock TucHday oviMilnjr. afti'r abimt
u fiv hour Henshm, with n verdict
for tho plaiiitffr acainst dereudnnl
.Siinonscn for $250, (lip face of the
note In (U-Utlon, the Into eMt on
same f ro ni April 1 , 1 !U 7 , and the
attorney's fees and cosIh. Thin re
lieved Kate, and J. V. vLewis of all
liabilities 1n the .cane. The chko
h:id to do with' the kt'illiiL' or a. car
by tho defemlant for whti-h he re
ceived a note that was not paid
when due.
Drtcrlhcs Trip
Mr. and Mrs. WJIliani Miller and
children, with tho exception of Wil
liam, Jr., who rem liiuvl to visit
with relatives for a short time, have
returned from an extended visit in
western Oregon. They spent con
siderable time lu Kugene and at
tended the graduating exercises of
the University of Oregon. "The
crops in western Oregon are fair,"
states Mr. Miller. "Strawberries are
bearing etm well and the berry
crop iu general looks as if a bumper
year was at hand. On tho other
hnnd tin: cheriy trees are not hear
ing well. The '.prospects point to a
good crop of- prune.'' In speaking
of the weather he states that It has
been almost unbearable. No rain
for loino lime, which, is a rraro thing
In tho western part of the stale.
Nature's Supreme Wisdom.
If It were mt for the cheek that win
ter Interposes, vegetation would
climb skyward until we had tropical
jungles and doners high In the branch
es of the forest. Instead of violets ami
daisies and lady's-sllpper orchids. As
it Is. the year's tender ftmwths decay
In the wet and cold of wlnler, furnish
shelter to the seeds of grasses and
small woodland plants, nnd so fter
s new gmwth for the coming of spring.
Kven In decay there Is a purpose; In
nature always there Is a new begin
ning. Youth's Companion.
T?ACS Wanted at ne Observer.
"Mt. Emily" Products
la your assurance that you are Retting the
Best in Cured Meats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
BglC
NEW TODAY
FOK :1M:NT Furnished rooms' for
li;ht housekeepinp;. 151J LVilamt
avenue. I'hone atlU-J. t-lKJ-tf
LOST Ladies diamond tine; In Ij
liiamle. JH.Wl reward or reuiru
Leave nt Observer office.
0-23 -UP
FOR '.HUNT Five-room furnished
modem bungalow with garage. In
quire Adams avenue. U-l-lti
It K CUE AM SOCIAL
The Christian Kudcavor of the First
Christian church will give an ice
cienm Micinl at Mrs. Hug's home,
111(18 Fourth, Friday night. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the pub
lic. tt-22-21
.WAXTKI) Position as housekeeper1
by nurse, in town or country, in
quire at Observer. ' il-fti-2t
FOIl SAI.K Ten-acre tract in Fruit
dalc' Three acres well improved, '
on X avenue. One acre on Z ave-1
mic Four, five and six room inod-
ern homes al terms that will sur
prise you. Come and see ntc be-1
I'uie you buy. I also have some dan-!
dy farms and slock .ranches U tmdcj
and sell. A real automobile 'to trade
in on good residence property, sev.j
en good horses to trade in on good
residence property. Pyramid Jjind
Co. ' ; ,0-23-ltp
I WANT TO Buy from oO to 100 acres
good hay land, either wild hay or
alfalfa. State price and location.
Address P. O. Jiox 1U0, I.a lirande.
' ; U-'j:l-st
CKEDlTOItS' FI11ST MKKTIXfi.
In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Oregon.
In the matter of Alfred A. Newton,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy BW.I-i.
To the Creditors of Alfred A. New
ton, of La (lriii.de, Union County, Ore
gon, a Bankrupt.
NOTICK IS HF.ItF.BY GIVEN, that
on the ilst duv of June, 1!)'J2, the
nid Alfred A. Newton was duly ad
judicated bankrupt, and the first
meeting or his creditors will he held
at the office of 11. K. Dixon, Itefcree.
in the Folev. Hide., at I (irande.
Oregon, on Thursday, the Cth day of
July, V.ii'i, at 10:00 o'clock in the
forenoon, at ui-ich time tht said ded
iters may attend, prove their claims.
appoint a trustee, examine the Bank
rupl and transact ruch other husi
ncss as may properly come before the
said meeting.
II. K. DIXON,
llefet-ee in Bankruptcy
(All claim must he swom to on bank
ruptcy blanks before filing.)
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A IX THK CUT. A
All citUn ami it wed
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r Honrtrd DriTurs, r
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For Sale
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' Gruoiiv : moklprny' biinenlow, flrc-pliu-e,
tiiriiucc, Imllt-iii kllrlirn. full
Inurnment, camijo, goud lun'U. 1'rlca
JIOOl). Torins.
ri.rtiiiin mndei'n hciUHn, just rc
flnlKhed ilmlde flilil out. OhA-llHlf
buHumcnt with concrelw flour, bulll
hi kllilioii. l'rli'o JII00U. TnrniK
J(ill) cash mid 'S5 per inunlli, In
cluding lutcreHt.
4-room modern hoime on Z iivo
niH", good lot 40x110, concrolu ld)
wnlk. I'rlre (1800. Tin in s fD
i-imli nnd hultiiicn ut $30 per niontli,
Including lntei-e.it.
20 acres on the new lilRhnny
nt Alli'el, 6 cro In Delicious P
ples with nn nvellet crop thin
yenr. C-room liotise on the place
with electric Hchtn.
Modern 10. room borne well to
ruled on a pned alreet. Thin l
one of ha Urunde'a bent reHldcnceA
nnd If y on are lonkinc fur a real
homo It will par jrou to Inrentlgute
this.
Aparlment house, fiirnlahed. In
nice location, llentala make Invest-nu-iit
In addition to prorldlne a
moedrn home for owner. Let me
Rive you Ilia details of this prop
erty. Geo. H. Currey
llrnl l.Mnlo Insulanie
New Dresses-
Katinc dresses in all i lie new
colorings; in plain and trimmed.
Also'snnic one- and two-pioee
drosses in Ifajali Silk. These
dresses are very smart anil ex
treiuely ueal. ;
i FRENCH & '
GREENE
Eeady-to-Wear and Shofcs
Zuber Hall j
Modern Dances i
Every Tuesday and
. Saturday !
Music by ;
IMPERIAL PEP ;
ORCHESTRA ;
L. R. Spencer, Mgr. !
OLD TYME
DANCE
Every Tlmrstlay Night'
at
Zuber Hall
P. J. Powers
a.'R-c.a-d.e:
TODAY AND TOMORROW
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few hints to the men.
SUNDAY
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A Brand New Shirt
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