Thursday, .Tnno '20, 1D22
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THE OLD CROiSlNij WAK.HMAN
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Local News In Brief
lfcXKl Mow n IIiisImi'sm
:. July :i, 4 uml 5 Ceneral ccle- reii H. Posey of.rnlon, Ih si
bration of fourth uf July ut 'isiior ut the f. J. lilack real Carl-
Klgin. l-ite office today.
July 4. Oli! Oregon Trail his-!
torical pafecanl at Baker. At .Mays Home
July 'il-lii Chautauqua at City ' Mrs. o. (!. Crawford of Jos-ph.
Park. i U at the Chris Mays homo, alter
having hi.v tousila remowil.
Here from I'lilon
K Stack of liiiun, was a visitor
In this city tuu'ay.
t'ove l-aily Here
Mrs. N. Klsht of Cove, la spend
ing the day in the city.
Virion Hoy Here
Kenneth McKtimon of lUniou.
spending a few days in Lu Grande.
Neivlln n( Hospital '
Adolph Newlin it; ill at the Grand
Ronde hospital. His condition is
not serious.
Druggist in Tmvn '
L. A. Prescolt of tho Imbler drirx
Btore, was a La Grande visitor yes
terday. 1
Library Open
following a two-days' shut down to
refinish the inttnior.
Mrs. J. H. Keenly loft this morn
ins for Pendleton to. visit lu'r sis
tor, Mrs. W. K. Kuria.
Any La Grande bulseribr t
the Observer who does not re
ceive his paper by 8 o'clock in
thet evening, please call Western
Vnlon, Main 24. and a special
messenger will deliver a copy.
JAZZ
Dance
r Saturday Night
Rex Hall
LOMOVS XOVKI.TV l E 'II KS'l'lt.V
Celebrate
the Fourth
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nicni aiuc r irst nuns
n so inic ,c Our Laiiinlicr
lials ami )iair ut our fa-
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CLINT'S CLOTHIERY-
Slie Store With a Conscience
BY WILLIAMS
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MOY Tft REAR I '
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am Dance Success
Tho barn ilanco held at tho farm
'of liay Norvci of luibler, was a
huge success.
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Cougars Killing Deer
According to John Striker, deputy
Hieriff. the cougars on Reaver en''!-'
are keeping the rieer on the run
jnd have kilK'd many.
Ol ehesii a Leaves
The Black and White jaz bund
left tills morning on No. 2 1 for
linker, where they wilt play t hih
evening.
Halites Man Here
William Dentil, of Iluti.es, was
a busim ss visitni' in La G?;.nde yt:S
terdiy and during his st.ty was a
guest of the Foley.
'.Molors lo Klgin "
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i d to Klin hm: evening on budi
ness. ,
Inihler Ijnly lleie
Mrs. H. H. Huron of Iiuliler, ac
companied by her daughter, it
pendini, the day at the home o'
1. S. Kohlnsou.
At Suvoy
Miss Yerma H.tvoy, of Kntenprise
arrived In town last evening and
spent the night as a guest of Hn
Savoy. hi from Siimniervilk'
j .1. II. Hobhs. a well known olti.en
;fif Sumiuerviile. v.;is u business vis
j itor In La Grande yesti rday afler
I noon and eveuiim. During his visit
ho was a guest oT the Savoy,
Werk-Knil al allowi Lak'e
Misses Oudry Harer. .losie and
K st her Dlockland, let t this mnruhif
cm the branch train for W.illov.j
lake, where they will spend thf
week-end.
Leaving for Pendleton
Mrs. Mae Andrews received weed
this noon that her brother is ver
Ml in a P'Midletou hoitni aed thai
his recovery Is despaired of. .She
"M leave this evening to be at his
bedside.
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LAPliEBj
Our stork of .Men's
l''l!l-lli.liilij;s is ooiiiplclc
ill every line lo dress nit
for Foiirlli of July.
Prires .. west tjiml
it v Meveliaiulise Alwav
ihili-i-iu-lstf l.iiily
Mm. C. 1. C.auhU. who makes nnr
home hi lOnterprlse, wan a La
Oriimle visitor yesterday uud spent
ih" rveulni; as
u guest of the Sa-
voy.
VsIiIiik at Hi oOicr'n llnine
Mrs. Kd. Ward of lieiievn. Ohio,
Is visltiiiR at the homo fit her broth
er. It. J. Green. She1 expects to
spend the. summer with the Cri-oii
family.
lillon 1'eople Hell-
I). S. Kent and his nun, ai Tnion.
drove ovi-r t" l.u Grande jesterday
and mient til;! uflernoon here at
lending to s ime Imsluosa affairs.
I'llirliiisCN I''iii-iii
U. T. Ilihbard and son, C'harllo,
were III town today signing the fi
nal pupors coverliiK the l'osey farm
in the Iowa district, which Mr. Hlh
bard has recently purchased.
MalOnL' Home In I Viidlclon
Clarence Woo. Is, who has been
liluylne ball with the Union team
tills season, left this morning for
Pendleton, where ho is nov making
his home.
Piifi tiiii-u iiiutii n-
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Strattou and Claud I). Faught In
the sugar addition. Both will erect
modern houses on these lots ini me
diately. The deal was closed through
the C. J. Illack Iteality company.
Work Mailed on Pavilllou
Work was coinint ilced on tho new
open air dance pavlllioii at Klgin
yesterday. The pavfllioiu will re
main standing all summer nud all
dates will be filled by the Imperial
Pep orchestra of La Grande.
To Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar HoppeY have
left for Portland, where Mr. Hep
per will underuo medical trealiu'.:;
at the St. Ylncents hospital or. ac
count of his recent illness.
Hurled Tuesday
The funeral of Newton Martin of
I inliler. wan held lit tiu: L. !. S.
hall there Tuesday. Interinent wa
in Summerville cemotery. He w a
"y years of age.
Spt'iicer Here Today
J. W. Spencer, a promleuut Union
business man, motored over to La
Grande today and spoilt the great n
part of the afternoon here on busi
ness. Colonel lvunhoe I "p Ita.nh
Colonel F. S. lvunhoe left till.'
morning on tho bra p." I) line Ira':)
bound for Fmterprlse, where he wll'
spend a short time attending tt
some hushe'ss (hiring lb ; Wallow
county session of the circuit court
Prep Class on Hike
The prep class of the. Y lefffoi
Mt. Kmily today hi charge of Harve
barter. They will spend the eve
ning there and will return, to La
Grande about noon joniorrow. ihe
carried their provisions on a pae!
horse.
Scouts to Hike
Itoth troops uf the local Ho;
Scouts will leave tomorrow after
noon at about 2 o'clock hi rhargt
of A. K. Pry he for Ue il Canyon
.vhere they wl!l eat supper mound
the catnpfire. ' Phey will return tin
same evening.
Auto Accident , ,
Yesterday evening while turniiw
iruuud near Zither hall, L, Garrlcl
who was driving his far, collldoi
with a car driven by a lady. Ni
la mage w:ts done to 'lt her ' car.
Garrick reported the accident to tlu
police this moriiMib.
Sells House
The house belongii to Chariot
F. liecker, at 1 21o W uvenue, wai
sold to Frank Keithley, of Imuaha
by tlio La (J rande luveslmi lit com
pany. Mr. Keithley and his familj
will come to La Grande soon "ant
will make their home here.
Leaves fur Portland t
Mrs. Kila Wai mhnlu -Mid grand
datJghtHr, Mildred Shumate, accom
pa n ieil by M rs. K m nui H ac k ma n
left last night for Portland, to vlsi
friends. On the return trip Mrs
Warmholtz will stop off at Hanlord.
Wash., to slay a (ew duya will
friends. 1
Vlsillnu; Sister
Mrs. Illioda Smith of Omaha. t
visiting at the home of her Hister
Mrs. C. K. Lewis. Mrs. .Smith
formerly was a resident of tin
city, but Is now living with her son,
who is a government aviator flying
uetween Omaha and Chicago,
hot ii
Mr. and M rs. K . C, It roo k h . 7 t '.
Main street, are now the proud pa
n nts of a bouncing baby boy. Tin
young fellow arrived Monday and
as both he and his parents are kat-
isfied w ith each other, he h.a de
cided to stay.
7000 Through Again
The big Cnion Pacific mountain
type locomotive again brought No
24 in this morning. The under
Handing is Ihal the hie enutne will
make another, tri; to Portland nnr
return attei whim it will coulinu
east to Ogden.
Air, (itiye Leae4
Mrs. E: R. Gu ye and her two
childn n. Harbarn and lteverly, let- ,
this nioriiii!i. bound for Pendleton 1
where they will spend about three,
diivft visiting with friends and reia :
lives.
llai h from e.nli trip
Mr. and Ars. Joseph Grant, who
werv married .Dine 1'n, r turned
Tro intheir weddinr; trip iti utoru
inir o No. 17. Thy bu hi
from their weddin ty Morr
tun lifter having co.iitJ kloir
hone'moin in .eastern Ort nu
wytern Idaho.
GrnmNfiii Ret in
Noland ami kawrenco '0 uon
t;ratidous of L. L. Mt K'nnon. of
Hood River. returuedMo their home
ued.to their home i
.o. 17 :i Her spvii.!, W
-eks in I. a feraud'! II
me ot theft traic.H
I Ills MMTll1i- on No.
itiL' abrtnt thr-
isltint; ai the bum
Say lU-portee Krred .
Mr?, J. M. Keynolds says n re
porter erred sllKhtly In an account
of the (Iro ut her home. . Shu Hays
she hud not had a fire all day. She
uIho declares that sli' used no
"chemical" to clean out her flue.
Mrs. Reynolds estimates the loss at
around K'.UUU,
Conner Soldier Through
F. A. l.enuou, of New York, pass
ed through La Grande this morning
en route to Portland, where he will
be for about a month before trav
ersing the continent again. Mr Leu
nun wus in the stf vice- with Albrt
t'urrey and became amtiaintod with
him ut C'ohlenz, Germany.
On Way Hume
J. F. Haggerty of Knion. who ha
been in Wallowa county visiting; ai
Wallowa lake and oilier points, re
turned to La Grandft Wednesday in
hia ear and left for I'nion fhoitl)
afterwards. Jie say the roads av
In fine shape, although between
here and Klgin and at Wallowa hili
the roads ure a little rouyli.
INiHtKMies perat ion
S. D. Crowo, who Is at Hot Lake
seriously III, was to In- operated up
"o etinesoay morning nui oirm vi
hia condition the iMu-ration will noi
take place until Frnlay morning oi
possibly later if he fails to iui
prove. Mrs. Crowe and her brothei
llev. Hanbv, Kpiscopal minister u'
Portland, ure at hit bedside.
rilgin Itundhiu.vii
Henry ltater, known better a'
"Dad" U'tter. who is in chi.rge o.
the Klgin baud and plays a mean
cornet, spent lasv night in La Grand
attending to some business and also
boosting the Days of !') to be held j
at Kigin on .lutv ;i. r.n; .:. iie((i(.ath or our lather, James M. Key
returned to his home this morning, ton. and for the beautiful floral oV-
iiu wie orauca u.ie iraiu.
Kllsscll llaik-
J. A .ltussell returned from Hot
Lake last eveniiiK. Ills condition is!
rapidly improving and. iilthouuh he
doesn't expert to koi hack to work
for about a month's time', - he is
about town some with the aid ofl
cane. Mr. ltussell wf;l an to Mot
Lake for medical treutir.eul tw M
three tiinea a week lor the n;-.xti
lew weeks. i
More lici-rio
Amitlier larue slilpnien ,.t tinrries ;
went throiiuh this moruiiiK on No. i
6, which came lu nearly two hours
hite, which also made the branch;
line train an hour late in pulling
ont. Six cars of berries from Mil
ton and The Dalies were uo'eg
through to Chicago, Omaha and New
York: City. Ajf a
(irandy llelter
V, D. Grundy, who has been con
fined to his home for several weeks
because of ll'lnews, is improving
dowlv hut steadilv. Ho will not
i. ,.i.i.. ... i r ..i.
nut if his condition continues to tin- '
prove as steadily hs the past few
lays he will be restored to health,
within a few weeks. ' j
A new swlnuuing class for boys !
In the city who cannot swim diid;
lesire to learn has been announced ;
to be held on Wednesday at D '
o'clock In tho inornitm. There are:2
Iready two ?lasses In ni t ion but !
nodate the number vho e.eslro to,fi-Ull
wlm. The regular chssses am allt
InornTng; am. " the ., f!"K
hegin next Wednesday -The Y is
Instructing all yotiiv.vteri how to
-wiin free nf cluirge tlii(,uh thes'!
classes.
Dental Oi k lor Soldiers
Former service' men dcsirlm; den-
al work done should address the
district: mannger.. -1:1th district, !'. i
V. B... Arcade building. Scuttle, faces east. The owner of this place
Washington, statinc lint tVry are is a non-resident and the prlc( is
iti need of mich tveatiusnt. -In re-. reduced h sell ithic piHci? liiu'ii:
ply they will be given imn uctlons j diately. If you are looking for ii
is to Ihow to proc"il. Tiny must good modern homo It will pay you
)e able lo show sonic connection jln Investigate this. Price 2Klltl.U!l.
with thrlr niwdi-d altentlou ai.d 'IVrins, (lout) cash and the balance
heir service In the army or navy. ! liko rent.
!)r, C. K. Janes, dental Inspector! -'or1
the district including I. a Cn.iidc.1
was a recent visiior in tho city H-room modern furnished hutma
'iilllng on a nuniber of service m.-ii ' ' low, a lots, excellent garage, fine
Unless the iireseut law is anieiiiled ' locution. 1'IiIk phtcu Is comptetel.v
he last day for filing claims for
llils work will be August
MOSCOW, June
f American or
2il. ImmiL'rn'jfon
Russian-American
vorknun is t'e-omimr an iiu'ic;tsinirlv
l
iliMii !
IS INCREASING!
mportant factor in Russian industry.) j have several good modern homes
-udwtfr Gartens foimer "Soviet Am-on i.aved stroels.
aissadur to the united States," whoj
iov is in charge of this depart mn'. j
n Russia recently reported to the1
Council of Labor and Defense that! Tn"' nwxt tlm,! lbat you Insure
ver r)(noo of thte immigrants have "our home c(me lu and let inn ex
ecently arrived. .Many (Hhers are plain what J2.no or less 'Will do
m their way, including mechanics-ifor
agricultural gioups and technical ex
perts.
The council of Labor n'ld Defense
resolved to suppit this immigration:
because it noes n-ii btnden Russia,
tut on the contra iv 1 i r ii t-?i the sit-
lation as the immigrants bring their,
n ffje.l M-d t-o!. I
"Mt EmayM Products
la jtvjj iAsu.ratt tt yon gettfeg the
Best Ui Cured Mcati
NEW TODAY
POl'l.TK Y.MKN, ATTENTION!
Regular poultry meeting Saturday,
July I, at l:;tO p. m- fcveryone ro-
lUt-sUd to attend. b-2a-Jt
FOH SALK At a bargain, 2 room
house, 2 lots ami small barn and
woodshed. inquire at Sanitary
Grocery. '
WANTKI) Competent woman for
housekeeper. Pnouo 421 -K.
,-29-2l
FOR KENT Four room modern fur
nished" house. Phone IIHO-M.
FOR RENT Light housctepinff
roo m s f u r ma n ami w i f e. 1 1HV
Adams Ave. ti-21J-tf
'A'ANTEM Work by "the hour by a
lady. Phone 413-W. -20-ltp
WANTED Woudchoppei-s,
Ave., or call phone 4.14-A.
M0;t N
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l-OST Sunday 4 June 25th, a Virk
sack coat, between Wallowa Hill
and l.u Grande. Reward. II. S
Chapman, Enterprise, Ore. ti-2U-2t
SHOES REPAIRED. I
At Rusch & Sims 2nd Hand Store,
"fiOl Monroe street. Women's shoes
olcd, T.'tc and $1.00 pr. Men's shoo
oled, $L00 and $1-50 pr. Plain tack
:ork. (i-2iMt
T. F. LOVELESS.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our thanks to
(tur mny friends for their sympathy
and help during the sickness and
lerings. r.specianv wuia we inani
the ti. .V R , the IWoman-H Relief)
( orps, the Luilies of the d. I. A. andlf.
the Women of Woodcraft. We nlso
wish to 'thank Rev. Sitton for the
beautiful sermon
MR. and MRS, J. W. .MAtiUlltK.
iJ-'iJ-ltp
silln TimM.r ,nd ).,).
w off,.r tl the highest bidder the
f0owjK described IM acres: SW 1-4
iad s 1-2 of S10 1-4 of Sec. and the
S 1-i of SW 11 of Sec. 1.0, Tl. N
R. llfi, Kn.-t W. M., Union Co. We
,. eH(,rye Uu, ri ht t() any aml n
bj(s
l.UKDDKM ANN COMPANY,
' yw chamber nf Commerce.
Poitland, lOreuon.
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$TAYI CALL AA
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"f THE OLDF-ST AM) H)ST
&. KKLIAIII.K TAX.! SEHVICK
IX THE CITY,
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All calls answered
Promptly nidi
Bonded Drivers,
;Ford & George
MAIN 44
For Sale
fi-room modern bungalow, full
basement. irarnKe. lnrgif lot. house
furnished and must be hucu lo be
aipiirecfated as to location, condition
and tho furnishings.
One excellent lot located on Frist
street between Spring and 1'enn.
Two 4 -room phistered houses
near Palmer mill that can be pur
chased for $-00 down uud f2j.UU
per mouth.
you as to rent Insurance,
Geo. H. Currey
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FOOTWEAR
The newest- styles and colors in I tot li flat and
Iiifih lieels, wliite rei.unskin, eaiivas, nulmek and'
kid both iiiniis and luxl'ords.
We I'it voiu- feet. -
FRENCH & GREENE
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
l-'OI! SAI.K HV OWN,'?!:! HO-arrJappeal to tho I'nltotl Htatus supremo
farm in Willamette viillcv, on nav-l court lu the Klrby case had not
ed highway, i:i(l per aciu. Kasvjbeu filed. The tlmo for filius tha
terms. Opportunity for aniliitious' appeul expired June 21.
farmer wit hsomo capital niilnes.l
cows, etc. No liu.iuimrs. Aihtie
I.ulu l-'oslcr, Junction 'City. Ore
Ken. ti-il-lt,
I'OI! TRADK.
A piled house ami 'barn, lnre;e lot,
ami naraice, near the court hous.
Will trade for any kind nf live stock
or vacant lots or (rood niltimiohtle.
SKCUR1TV IxAiNI) & SAYINGS CO
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inuM iu,i.i.v 01 i, t i !
layior of l maiilla coiinly. Imth men
will haiiK in the stale penitentiary
here Julv 7. This was aiiiiiiiiiii-i.il'
Wednesday, when Int'orinatiiin was
received from Wasliiuulon that an
a.r-c.a-d.e:
TONIGHT
Gladys Walton
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Second Hand Rosev
' AND A TWO REEL COMEDY ' 4
. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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I P-l ForCrcc;ii
Ready for the
Fourth? '
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t-iirdiiinly. ,
't)- lliiji" t' -ir tl;t will udil a jfrf-ut
tti'd fn viMH' r(iti.f.)l"t altit JtiUr U J'J'tJf Ull'- 4.
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Our .MIcv'h 'ill . Dim 17...vi Law U tie
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SUMKIK i-UBKl&SJECS
Shirts Oxl'nrd t,i.lia. Ami eniMet
tdisicry, uiidcrwcar in Y.rtbyv lmU
li.-ck wciir iind ;iH utrwc tmju'p -,'oIJ:
ASH BROS., v
T,l- istoic that keeps faith with the people."
SI'KCIAI. ATTENTION (liven to all
party orders. Palace Confection
ery. (i-21-tf
OLD TYME
DANCE
Every Thursday Night
at
Zuber Hall
P. J, Powers
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