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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1922)
1 PAGE ETCTTT LA" OTiANTtTC EVTCNTNTl OP.SETJVETf. Fridnf. .Tnno f!0. 1025 I NEW TODAY A NATION-WIDE m : l'OU S A I.K Sii in- chickens dcliv- creel, 60 cents, l'hone -NitVW. I I NSI"""" Vhii ll.-iis.-ii i ftj. . i Trliinull t'ollnrs J5(? SALE-- Kryinie chickens. I'hun; ;ir.8-K. J. F- MiibHk. (Mo-It FOU SAI.K Allaha hay in field. J, I). Dobbin, 1'iiune I-'arnter -JOx. (i-uU-IHu 'Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORES For tlie 44h aJB. ' Iff H - . A "ROBERTS-WICKS" Hand Tailored SUIT Vc hint1 a niniplcle assortment -in !l weeds, worst etls, licrriiiboiMiiKl cashmeres. mmm V I . III! 1 t. i iLv Mlw is-- .- aw i; T ' ,.-V.VA I r:'V . ill KitlKHS All ynu want at OCc ach. Kast end of X avenue- Phono :t:i7-J. u-ao-:it FOR SALE Kat hens, dressed or not dressed, 75c each. Also on--' first class in ilk cow. Address or ders to (ii'int SturU'Vuut, lioute 1, liux IK, r'tuiulnle. ti-:;iMru KOIt IliKXT Mnugrn throe or foul room upurtnient. I'hune lo-l-H. o-au-it OKIEXTAI. XOtllil.K IIOCSK. Chop Sucy and Xou-.?i'-s. 'HWi l-'ourthj striet. Kvcrytltino; neat, and clear; j Hest of cooking. fi-au-tf; SPECIAL .NOTICE TO H'SICI.XSI To members of Local No. 7:..i. Kltf-j ular meelinif will he held Su:idt.v.l j July 2nd at ViMH o elm---, noon. All , members are urod to .lUond. lie I polls will he civ-en. ANllKEW I.ONKY, Presieut, : .MILS. I.. J. 'iATE'L Sc-rotary. ' Mi. ll'-t l clot lis, irtl m collar i a)iri'irialo .shirts rr alhi'r. l'ciici'S, lirnad aci'ojilaiic rhitli, merrer ilin in neck hand and itt.n lit'd st vie. l.OST Kriim tit U, O. Demai'is pas ture below Hulta l'irse, l'')Ui'c;u heiui of horses unci mule. Nine heiul lmrses Jiml mart's rind five. he:w! uf twn-ye;ir-o)ii mutes ln-a-nt-el T i on let'l kIiouIiIit. Ona horse lit andod with lir under, on left shoulder. Six I.. ad bmn'-ed H K on riK-'t s'louliler. Ono mulu bn;i:d fd (juuit'T eiule over M on ritrht side bo!e a:id X I) on left shoulder- If found notify Ira Arbotfust, Willa W :i!'u. 'WnshiriKton- Telo-ih'..':i.-: Clifll. iSt.UO reward offemd for each head. (i-iJO-OL not in-;. ; Owinir to the unusually hvw cm sumption of water over pro d j ;.; it ..ill III! .WWOCC-.VI.' Ill I'dvl land reiruhtU' the irrinlion lawn.- and tfrudens with city water. Sprinkling of lawns and iranf.-n.-; ! will be permitted only ' altern no , days, us follows: Kven hoi.se ni-m-l hers vn Mm-days, We Inesilavs and Fridays. Odd num'.:- on TuesJays, ( Thi i.-d;iys :nd Saturdays. Spi ii.l:l-j ' inw will ?t"t b' nerir,:.t.'i on Sundays.! The above sidieule will continue u:i-j til further notice. O.-A. KRATZ, ! ("Tit" !anastM'. ! ! fi-'io-u i Westeiiiiaver & Gilbert r.Ml) Adams liiH La (iniiule ( ily AMHocbit'.-rt 1tlmi PORTLAND, dune V Livost'k, epus and butter wv.vu i-.t :i ly. FIGHT STARTED BY OTHER II (ieorj;e Kaucett, who cnirairtMl in a! fist tight with S. V. Weber if Port j land in fro; it of Scianton' stor -1 Wednesday morning as Weber was :ni : his way to, the depot in company with his four-year-old daughter liene Mnv, who had I'cen staying with her moth-1 ir, Mi.. Weber, divon-ed fmm 4iei : husband and living with Mr. and Mis ) Kaueitt hi thi- city, states that Web-I eiV htoi y, which was published in Weliusday's edition of the Observer,; is a prevarication. ; j Mis Mory, w))uii h rorroimraUd liyj Mis. 'Weber, is that the rear-on for j the fifcht was' that WVbt r eanm to: the l-'aucclt home about 7:'0 o'clock Wedne-;iiay nun ning under the sup position that Kauvett was tit. work and used vile lauguago bcoru .Mrs, I- anici t and Mrs. Weber. Upon aris ing lauccti fnlb.weil Weber I'owntoW'i ' and called hint down for ungeiit b' manly coinluct in the presence of bidio. I'au ett n-scris that it was not he, but Weber, who started the j fight, and he also declines thai Writ er wi.s not the w in net of t )u fight as Weber n?:-cru-d, but that be s!nieU fWeber upeti the chin wiu-reupnti the latter cea-id ftghlitig and went un to the de-iot. Mrs. Welter's tnry is that over a ytar nun, when she and her husband separated, that William XfK.m, of A-hlnnd. On-i-on. a.i'p'.td the utde: child, niinit-d Marian l.iuibi, and that l.i'rr i'n all h'-'-il ;r- d"!i'ai!!i d !);:.' Welter find a home for the other child. The child ur.s taken fro. lJoitbi'td to La Cramlo by the nio'.iu" wH, when WYhvr came f"t' the chiltl gave her to hihi willingly. She ais a ei s fiat e.'er s Mmy digi es.-i ,t fiom the truth in many ways. As the situation noiV .-taints lit" younger child is witn the husband and the older child is with -Mr. NeJ son, iit Ashland. Mis. Weber is mak ing hi r home with Mr. a no? Mrs. (..euige l''.iu.'eit, uf l.;i Otande. BUCKET ONE ' urn mm nmn was the cause of death- Mr, Meld had heeii active in business and mi., ing ciules coming to linker in ISirJ fiom l'eudleton when he was in busi ness, lie was the owner of r val uable collection of Oregon .ires an i minerals which have been p-its of1 Oregon exhibits at numerous e:-. .M-j tions. He was u mumijcr of lh-j k"lk-.f In.lge. ami ULIHLIIf L q WIVCP S Local News in i I Brief ! .Mrs. Summers I'udergot's Operation : (Mis. Man Somnieis, of hlgin, wasj oueratetr upon this morning at Hot' Lake for an acute cast of appendicitis. j She is recovering , nicely aii?l the) ph'si:ians .stale that she is in. noi danger- Cool Summer Clothing FOR THE FOURTH AND AFTERWARD Your surest way of keeping tool these days Is to iutu the 'right sort of clothing. We anticipated your needs aud are showing lij;iit casslmei e, Kummer worst'-d and taburdiuea in ynniiuer colors, v 'Ibrri thf.v ;n styled right. Saappv ;ib 1 models lor tlie young men and morit conservutivu models for thobO wli.- prefer them. I "t us show you these huUh, and yen ndgn the values for yourself J'i lues from $24.75 to $36.50 Vacation tlmo is herH and wh!!tvop-i your plans are, there are things you will itfM il to make your play days 'most"""" enjoyable. You will find our. showings of t ;iort and oullug clothing most complete. Iwi v w 'n i rrn Pongee Shirts With Separate Collars The eoolest shirts for warm weather. Pure silk jap pon gee, good w eiaht and na tural color. They are full cut and well tailorud with French cuffs and one sep arate collar to ine.ti h shirt. $4.98 JUST IN TIME Men's Straw Sailors Just In time for the Fourth are these; new Htrawa. Sailor. Toyos, linnkoka aud ruuaiuas, in the newest styles and at these low prices. $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.98, $4.50 FOR MEN Shoes and Oxfords Arc among the new arrivals. Snap py lasts in black and brown calk and kid leather, oxfords and shoes. ' Nowhere outside of u J. C. IVnney company store will vou find values like these, ut such low prices. $3.98, $4.8, $6.50 -THK LA1W1KST CHAIN DKHAKTMKNT. 81'OKK OKOAN1ZATION JN THE WOBUD" PI RECEIVES BUM E TACOMA. Wash., dunr Fifty r nut formed a bu'',;-t biij.ad' at Ilurton. on Vasbi'ti I :bmd. tliih morning and exl innuished a t ire that menaced nu memos siMtiup'r Iioiih'h. Their work In p ir-: sail water (Hi to the f hunt s pre eni n1 serious loss. Tlio lire fighters wore aided by a hi:;h title. The flro started in He caretak er's lodce at the Minimi r homo td II. A Jncobi. John Mltdiaeb.011. rar"t nk or. w ho was asleep in 1 he Iniihliiig. barely escaped. Th.- tic spread to d ry 1; rass and brush and eu elopetl ,t lt'es ill the vicinity. U I It M AN imoi'S K ( IIAKl K, June :?t Fred Ii. : -.s TP c irs old, tinmnrried, of the Ore gon Idaho in est merit company, wn f'Miiv.l d'ad on the floor of his office hen- It fi'..!!!'1:; th:it a-'Mf1"- SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June lliV .iUt,ti id the Iname for government shid tiomi:igs in lupitali.ation work or Vm Id War veterans should be place I 011 llilgadier (ieiieral t'harle. F. iiivjcr, I'rt'sidcnt Harding's per sonal physii inn, Humphrey Sullivan of St. Louis, representing National oiiiimn.dcr MacNider of the Ameri can Legit 11, declared today in an ad die s en behalf of the American Le giori Im fore the confntion of the 1 iisn'i. lei! American Veterans of the World War. Sullnau ehaigetl (ieaeral Sawvei who is head nf the federal board of Wispitalku ion aiitl given aulhoi it bv Hiuvtor Dawes ef the budget to determine its policy, with uUemplini: 1 1 coiiomi.e at the epeti-e of the heMth of wtiutnled ervice men. Sullivan said Oeneil Sawyer had hclptd spicad propaiTJiiula that there w et e alt eady thousands of vacant 1 is iti government hospitals and that t t'l ii ieiicy and economy mut be Piatticed. New Addition A young nmn joined the family uf j Mi. aud Mrs. I'd Ponohue this morn-1 ing. He w.-ighs 8 :t-l pt;unds' aud seeais veiy much pleased with his j surtouudings. Independent Tcieplume Co., was op- paper output, the newspapers an-i crated upon for arpemiicitis and otn-j nounce, will be sold to America. Most ir iiium 1 10,11 iicui-Mes 1111s 11 un s, . ,. . ... , . at Hot Lake. Ho is Kc-UiK alon ot the biK V"T m,llx ,hT "'T ,mc!y ami the nhysicians eNpect him 1 ..cxp"rl,,. .h.r"UJfl to make a (jllick recovery. SVXIUCATE TAhHS I'AI'lClt. Crone (I; cral rl On S. P CroiM.. mj.iiMirer of the ll-i STOCK HOI. M, Juno :I0. The en tire SvoHb. l-'innih anil trvcf-i)in projected American syndicate, head ed hy one of the officials of the Can adian report Paper company. HKPKNTS TOO LATE. SALT LAKK, June SO. 'S ith the worfls I vnnt to live fur niv hrihv upon her lips, Mrs. Amy Krutzcr Sol lis, wife of Geortre Sollis, prominent local boxer, died here late Wednesday nipht , of self-adtninistered poison The Sollis bahy is e(orjj:e, jr., Hed two years- According to Mrs., Sollis father, she had been separated from her husband for two weeks avul wnj despondent. lil-IAI) TIIK W.tXT AIIS! S' H. E- R. R- YS LAST DAY VIOLA DANA In ii Glass Houses" t' I.: til! It's a Coniody Kna'.'K0-"-Scores her most trar-' i.lso "MIRACLES - .... firycicnr 1 nc iHiwt'tt.n fir t fir torn Ih told unit op the hvct. iif.otii RED GROSS HI IE WW ) V ( PB ERRIES The Hooverized received the first shipment of the season yesterday morning. Extra fine quality. A fresh large shipment each morning. Shop at the Hooverized each morning, where the thrfty throng. mm SOUND RIPE BANANAS DOZEN 25c W ISIilNCTdX. June '-"- A ten tat:r iui !ct appi oMuitine SJ.7Y-, IHi fur u-iii-f work anionv dxahleil t'ni n. ci- si-inn- im-;i anil their families wa iii.rnv. ,f by 11,,. ovoc.itivo i-om-miln-i i.f the AniiMi.an UrJ t'r. ceiiti.t! cionmittee ti..lav for the fisi-ai iai bi-i;iiinin: July I. Tht. budc-i tc i--t-iit(.l an in. lease of Slilil.lo.; over tl-.e iimount spent I'.ir the smi-h-nut 1 iisis this vein- ami duo not take into a.v.iunl the lApeilillturei wlmh will l-e ma.le by i-.ii h of the ::HI in liivuillal rtuipte-s. II VV IIUINC I. (l II. VOSCliW June .'III. Koretsnrr, ii-nl IhisMans etiteruii: Soviet Kussin may In mi; with ihein fmen'ii or irelil ;'i ,,, v .. the v,-,lii, f -.'..n B, , ,,1,1,.., ,l', "iH be ehanirc.1 bv 1 .'l-iie.is nil u .;,U at the fi-.uitiei Soviet pallet- nn'U-y at 1 1-,, uf ot.liiiL- to H tew orti-" i ' mini- sj" i;it of f!:-.,e. C- rii Makes, "J liirjjf' piirkiios " Corn Puffs, (i niii'-lialf potiiiil iackai.'s... Olvinpif Oat ('"lakes, 2 lai'tre :-"e lai-kaui Cnstal White Snap Cliiis. 2 ioinuls I'Vei-li Cove urown St 1 awbei ries, ;i larn I .hit. m's ea. lull luiiiiKl New ri'ti faney (liini' vtler Tea, (miuul. nlisli I'.reaklast. iniiiiil resh roa.etl liulk Coffee. 1 iioiuiiis I I ! J.ie s "iTe -J.'i.t nixes L") .(. ,S. M' -IS,- tide )." SMALL JUICY ORANGES DOZEN 20c STONE JARS !uy tht'in now. Diseont hilling this line, lniie ' t :ii Kit in Milk, larjjc ean tiiTirmi jmik, lare. ean Iowa Sut;af Corn, 2 eatis .P'resli tinuiiul Peanut Uutter, i iitnil National lJisniit Cniiipaii,y Anierieau lie get Snajis. jier barrel W'VV'ri'.v ,TvY 41 y v v,- x l''re.sli In mie urowii I'eas, pound 10c l''reli Wax String lM'ans, imiuihI ISe New 1'otatnes, I! pounds 'Joe ID pound sai k Nebraska Corn Meal 27c JO pi'und ark Peaeoek Oat Hakes ITe lleailtiiai'tei's for Fruit .lavs. All popular kinds ineliidin Foster all-ulass autoiiialie seal jar. We niv tlieiii b the earloatl. Close out J '2'iv ualloii ( i): ) ' . l.'ie ant v (iiu- ( '. 'Jilt- A :' ikr- 'Kv Wtr-Vti- ..I .!. I tm V to i- ii .
