La Grande evening observer., June 29, 1922, Image 3

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Snoclgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Pnr
lor, Licenced Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main (y, Night.
Phone, M.iin 743.
1.r)05 PoV.rth St.
La flraiio", OrcjjoL.
Better Than
Medicine
' We have ;i lu.i'lr 1
snil vim raniiii.' in v'.'
from lo 7"n.
SEE THEM
HEAR TIIEIi
ami' von. will waul t hen
Term3 as von like.
nttlnu wi'll j
fle
with a Hruiisw ii !; t ii t pji.s
tin t'Miionw hoii"s. A'tfi ail'
It ii nnisrs it li-;' ins , t !n i"ir rn
n npprc lutfon o' t in r tii-iH.
.MiiHirhiiH rccoiHUHMHl 'i' It
llniMswicl; U ai! in tho must
( ill cihii'iition ii i h.ilili i-u. 9
Hrunstt ii k lict'ords aro
uiilipip In t lie a ! ii.ni! y
!' thcic inti'i iH' r.ition. A
lli'UDKWifrt, on :i i.i hmsv i i
this is Hie Ii"i:ht ni nui .i-:il
uohif vi'unnt.
I
swick
Eastern Oregon
Music Co,
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
No srjuoozini: i!r::ans; no
pr'ssuri'; lt uf t'itzu r
rnrrp'ltfMl ; a p';'f',t. f ii ntl:i
tion for your :iwiik.
This in adfliticn lo the cuin
forls affor.lo.l ihrouuh tiic- -x-cluslve
"La Camilif " f-'.ifuris;
N prt'ssn' mi !if-;ii'"-; no cut
ting by la-i'vs; i.o pni '!!ri:: of
clasps; no dir niu'j, F stay:: .;t
top but f r''d o :u , vnuliiioii,
Katlsfaction.
A com pi cto I n o rf Ih" 1 1 T-rtTf-nt
tiiiKi'!s al'v;n.( on h:;n.l.
l'rirrs -.oK it it 1 up.
Mrs. Fwobt. Pat.ti.ion
CorseUere
Urn. r.n?, Tor. Prr-ri'; Oak
TAKIs , I
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J V.'ltli the return from Pnrtlnnd of
I Wiliiiim Miller, where he consulted
I i!i Mi" Gland rhancoilor, llnlr.um
of Oregon, Knights of I'ylhias, the
, liiile Ki'"ii'lf uf Itorords und Seals,
J Pi'main of Ireiion, the StH-rtTttrv 01
J !':rt!uud 'IVlllpIv I). (). K. K. mill
l I lit- I'leililent of tli; Portland Nnrlh
J v:..L Assoriulion tf J). t. K. K.
I Temple, lnral coin mlttoiH in itiarvt'
of t::o Seroud Annual conve.ntol:
I id In' hi'.d In I.a limodo September
I l"t and 1,'iid, have spurled up on
J arrai:'.'iM!l"nts. I'riitfi moneys fill
I i r i 1 1 unipi'tillonx anil floatr- haw
J !" a definitely fixed. The o-isli
I M'ues will ln distributed as lol-
i lows:
i Hand - I'lrst prize, $20il; second
J luio, ?1 '.
, I'llil Ti'im Pin.!, prlao, $150;
i a'l'niu pi'te, $0U.
' 1 'i urn Corps , I'lrut prize, llli);
, nri oiul prize, $rn.
I Finals - Host K. ir I', float, JfiO:
l)C':,t Illikle float, 5U.
I 'I'liv5 exact lobulations und'-r
J which (h various hands drill leaim
I and drum crops will contest wli:
l he iKsu d within a few days, pvii
, tiii:; i-hase of the program of tue
I cmivc'ition will he an inip'rtailt
J oih'. The , present program U only
, 'l rlially complete, but is the llucl.-us
: no ?rc n
GONVEHTIOHi
it is as follows:
I Friday UioruillK. .September 3st
I Cofcistruilim of dilinates and vlsl
J tors at V. .M. t A. .Mecilni; ol
I del '-ales lo '1'aciflc Northwest As-
Sociati )f I(. 1). K. K. Temples.
I iday Afl'-vnoon Ceremonial
l whith is tho only event of the eon-
";a:yn yiiai is not open lo tN
I laiiilii. Also iiutoinobilM ride foi
.J U li.'.iiti'a aad visitors.
''. iday Mittht Stunt ninbt at bast
hall .".rounds, followed by .lard
Crass on up town stneets.
Saturday MorniuK Competitivt
, drills iH'tween drill teams of .N'orth-
west l)o:lc Temples at ball grounds
J .MowhiK of ofi'iiiai deh'Kates.
I Saturday Afternoon Coiupetltlvi
J contest between drum corps und
i hc'ils in hall grounds.
.Saturday KvenlnK Mammotli pa
J rad s followed by .Mardi Crass.
I In tho parade will be floats fron
J Ilokio Temples from Kninhts ' o!
I Pythias lodKes, builds, divans, drill
i' an'M, 'drum corps und marching
, 'luhs. I'nik'r tliis head it can be
noted that a prize of $50.00 will
J he i'iveu to the Knlclits of Pylh
I ias loilm-s In the county which has
J ilio bluest celebration in tlif,1 miir.ui
. in(.r claim.
IREAQyFQRTHE
WE PAGEANT
i-v
J ly in Hie hands of local I'ommli leoi--,
Lo lar as the l,at;ranile. rypreseata
l tion in the linker Panrtuit is ron-
c 'rned. The 411 committee of tin
i i:!k4t lod;;e has everythliiK in readl
J a -si! lor its pirt in tho Grizzly Oulch
i show at linker on July llriKand 4tl
t in (In. evenings. -Th" I.a Oi"and(
hand will hold lis final rehearsal
l Fiiday nlxht and determine defi
nit (- on the Rurb It "will wear tr
I lb" parade at Baker. The Mother
J liood float plans are intuiirlng rapid
, ly and committei.s are selecti'ii; tin
v.'oao ii anil children who wiil repre
J sj.nt thf Pioneer Motherhood of th.
i Ciande Hondo valley on the float
A. W. Nelson, manai'r of the Ac
club, will lake a committee to Hake
- Monday morninu to complete tin
decoration of the. float at Haker
Th. famous hUKK.V which A. W. Hy
neaisoii and Mollie Sharp drove fron
Koiitni; 1'vairie. Indiana, to lluch-
anan. Miehiiian. wher.e thev wer? .
married in September IXfi'.t, and
which was I railed across the Old
(Her. .u Trail that year has been In
lhe (inindp Hondo valley i?ver since.
"1,1 l.e t lie principal part or nn
'lli'"' .final from l.a Grande. I'r.ic
ti'.illy every garment worn on the
Motlu rhooil Float and In the buggr;'
p:iny will be the exact Kiirnienu
worn by relatives In the late 'fills.
Those ramillar with all the plan,-,
'f lhe l.a flrande floats uuren that
it will be dlsiilllid anil a worthy
reprei.riilalion of l.a Clrande and
environs. Some six or seven plon-
Littlest, Girl
s r A
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' v.: i X -c
. -fir-, ,il -:-
.' J-;'- i .. ;
iiliek. 1. 'i.ond t. II, nit ftood-nlKht stories to itiildnn whin
Ami hi re Bin; s IlKlkins a l!'o:!Ci;iaph lecoid. direi ted by
'. retuidini: cncincer.
.per families of the (irande Hnmle
I a 1 1 A will be rep r te nu-i u: t h
1 flouts.
WCFFI) I'd" Oi"- FlltM,
Ity Assoolnted Presn
ST. rijt.IKSVll.l-K. ().. June 20.
John 11. Major, steam shovel oper
ator shot de-til vesteiduy in an al i
lecii ntturk by striking miners upon
an . uutomoliile was erroneously said
to have been an enpoye of the t'atn-
ertne i oal comuuny al IJtiiontown
Minor was employed ut the Union
t oal ntripfiintr company wnn opcra -
lions near l.al'fert.v.
POlinHKFFPSlR. N. Y., Juno 2.
Tho United SlatcH nu.val nt adi'iny's
Pight-oured crow Is still tntin'ol!tK -
law rowiiiK cliiiiiMitntiH of Amt'rlcn.
In the urcatcst uniuatio battli
evor wltnpssod on lln historic ro -
itta course on thf Hndon the mid-
die's Monday uftnrnomi rpi-ati'd
their triumph of 1 (1 2 I by w iiiuiuK
tlit throo-nillo varsity race from the
Kveatest collection of collets thai
uver rowed In a similar race hi the
history of IhtJ spu't.
Forced to terrific ppeed hy the
rej;:eatPd clialteiiKes of WaslfiuKtoii,
Cornell auJ Synicuse, the sailorj
from tho Severn finally emt'-geil
victors by only nn length over the
University or VashinMtn ei;bl.
champions of thf Pacific coast.
Scarcely a length behind the west
ern shell came Syracuse ami Cor-
iip.II. so closely locked that It was
only after a lone discussion unions
the judges at the finish ihai th 1
former was warded the third place I
over the Itluirans. j
Outdistanced almost from . the ' i
start, Columbia ami Pennsylvania J
fought out a duel of their own to J
avoid last place and in this the New I
York coHei'iaiirf wre successful. ;
leading" the (junkers across the line
long aTter the other shills had I
ceased their forward headway. ,
So bitter and gruelling kuh the l
struggle almost from the start op-!
posjte the. Coluijibla boat house f
down under the towering railroad j
bridge and forward through the last ,
nile In a lane lined with yachts, ex- I
ursion steamers, submarines und J
?ubmarine chasers, that the middy i
twerep swingers-were forced to what- J
'.er all collegiate rowing records in
heir efforts to hold tho lead. As
'he prow of the navy shell shot,
acrosH the line, the 'timers caught
the flying crew in the rem.irkahle
figures of 111 minutes, 5 3-5 sec
onds, thus shattering by more than
half a minute the record made by.
the sailors' sht'll ,when they won
last year by a full Hve lengths from -
California in 14 minutes and 7 sec
onds. ,
The Seattle collegians after one of
Lhe most desperate spurls ever wit- ,
uessd in ait intercollegiate rowing
iisKociation regatta finished in III
minutes 3G 1-5 seconds. '1 hese time.
remarkable ' as they are, fail even
partially to tell the story of the 1
thrilling buttle of blades witnessed
by fully 25,000 spectators in the Tea-j
turo event of the iifith regatta of the !
Intercollegiate Rowing association. !
Sensational us were the Junior vaV- i
nty race, won hy Cornell, and the
freshman event, caiptured by Syra
cuse, they were merelv appt'tizeiK
jf tlw struggle which rowing en
thusiasts have been looking forward
to since the entry for the mile race
was announced.
MOXTFSANO, Wash., June 21).
forest fires which startetl from
)lastings at demons Logging mi'-
pany camp :t. across the ( hchalis
across the f hi'halis l
loutesano, aliout 1 I . a
ay morning destroye i i
II) feet of down tiln- I
riv-er from .Mont
o'clock vesterd
about G.non.iHM)
ber, seven cam p ca rt a ud various
camp buildings before it could he
controlled. The monetary loss in es
timated bv Frank liyi'H, manager
of the company, to be nearly $.tn.- i
1)00.
Donkey engines In the wood-;
were hauled out of the danger zone
or loaded on flat cars and taken
out of the woods and hack-firing
wgutl os soon aw the men could be
collected. The fire continued all (
nLght and this morning the fire wu
well under control
Story-Teller.
NOT STILL !S
THE CHAMPION
FORESTS AFIRE
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Annual H iwr n ., k M; I ,.,. i
i unluy. .Ifiy 1st, wua a p.,::i
0 chiiK in ttu t ;t !
i.h tme ui niiK'h
proplf ol tJr.ion, tl,v
iiuvin Lu'crt :
ago and la-.t 1
to livtivi urn h n-
Ics, SV. '( t p i
1 rs will hi- (ii t;i
judod to ilt-t'. tiih
winiH'is in the :-u t
puunii'. Th laiii. : '
'1 itiv
cl the ylhov a;,'
I plans for tin- p
the m-t-t olubon tc i
tory of I.'um.h. H; m
I IU t heinjr pl.inn:d
1 tluwox Hill il.i vf
annual uo; pUa i i
J
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UiiiUii. I LUS.iL
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
" MACUINK SJiOC AN1 FOUNDRY
All kinds of rn.-u'hlncry, nu(uihilp and tractor r
piirwi, oveiii'itiii'd atul tvhuilL
Aurftylt'i'.e i'!i!i(i!' of kII kimlB.
Cjliiui.-r bunnpr ; i'-'I oicvf.i.'a p.istotw,
Crankiihurts. Ciitrmia iirttl I'islun Cini rsirroBiid.
'.live us :i trial
I). K1TZGEKAL1), Pro.
urpiiore
C011I LSI? pOVZB F iJRNISIIERS
Refrigerators .it I'rico to Suit the Pocketbook
ED rONORTjE, Prop.
Phone, Black Fir & Jefferson
mi
i lire- .fee
Save a
VEGETAK I.
i'w S'oljilorft
(Cecil Iteiitis
a IteaiiN
Hot lloii-c 'iH'MMihcrs
l''b'h ( 'nruinlii'i'S
Fresh Tnmiitnrs
FEU
U'atei'KH -rin
I'Yi.sh I'e.Hln s
Fresh Apifnifs
l'l-esh Hums
i itiiialoii'ii-t
CO!,!? :I.MKS(
1 a, HOL
GROCER , '
Quality and Service
CAIiL MAIN' 41!
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Don't Miss This
TO -BAY
MODEL C
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t i; i !''!( NOW lIKl'TtliK
' I'lMCKS ADVANCK
; .i.i,. winiii ni 7..-sti
K.-iu, wuoti at H.rm to tftD.OO
J CAI.Ii MAIM t?.A
I Harris Grocery
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SMTITARY ICE CO.
Two Phonee
.r.n7-J 297-M
W. D. GRANDY, Prop.
axcnange
Loftier and
Ml
Dollar
FS 0IT3 TO SELECT
r'icsb Peas
I'iiik h Tiit tihts
Hoeclt liects
:i InliuiN
Ki ll' Onions
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For The June Bride
AN ELECTRICAL WEDDING GIFT
IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED
H: & S. ELECTRIC i
Electrical Contractors
10.-) Depot Street. Phono 393-W
The Arrolite Auto Signal
WHY THK AltltOI.ITK HKiNAl, IS TUB IIK8T
I'lltST: HecausM It Is tlio simplest and most compact turn nnd
stop i.IkiihI on lhe market. Tall liRht, giftnnlg and iiuinber pluti)
-all In one.
SIOt'ONU: llecnuse It Is til only si frntil on tho market which lias
pilot lliehH in switch In srles with, tinnal lltihts. TIiIh elves driver
lior.illve ussiiniiicn that proper slitnal Is elvon. It also insures a
llr.ht ut nil times; for It liny Hunt of tho series breaks or burns
out. the pilot liRhts will lint llxht up.
THIRD: HecnusB It Is the cislest to Install. The BtKnnl fits
nny tail light brncket and the switch Is clamped to stoering col
iimn, thus eliminating plorcinK of flinders or mutilation of cur
In any manner.
I'OtHTII: riHcaiian It Is a tiny ns well us a nlsbt Blfnul.
liPrH: Decauso there Is nothing whutsoover to break. H has
Isood the test of vibration on tun i.iri-e oil trucks nil over the
Hlnte of Onlitornlii.
AL'S ILLUMINATING STORE
I
When You Return.
US
it
Sanitarium and Office.
Bring from your' vacation n higher
standird of body health and erri
ciency. Though yon may never have
occasion to draw upon tho reserve
power you will attain, the mental
serenity you deriver from knowing
it is there is priceless. A month
with uh will bring tmprovemenU
that will pleasingly Htiiprlso you.
Attention! Sawmills
We will be in the market this season for sev
ernl million feet of pine lnnilier.
Good, Soft Pine I.oxea Are Our Specialty
Union Box Co.
P. Jasmann, 'Manager, - '
La Grande, Oregon
Telephone, Main 583
WITH SLOTTED RETAINER
Tho Cord Tire of Batteries.
Pliiliuli'lpliin IJitl i erics iire )iositivcly p;narnn
(ceil ajrainsl ilale luicklin and separator
1 rouble. A written guarantee with each battery.
Sow rediiecrl prices now in effect.
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company
! WANT TO BUY OR SELL
J, OBSERVER
Health
four
weeks
tway
The Moore Sanitarium
i2S Hawthorne at 27th
PORTLAND - . OUFGON
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