La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 03, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTAfiEFJOTIT l:v mrtyrrrc kyfat-q op,KF.T7YFtt Mnnrtnv. Julv X 1022 j Independence Day 11776 19221 NO TROUBLE IN LA GRANDE FROM STRIKE (Continued frnn Pane One.) HSaEWUHEfiKSa At tlio mcetliiK or tho strikers yes terday noon reports wer received coverlii many phases or local situation, Indicating tliat thu strik ers would continue to live up to tlin miui'st or their offlclala In every way to uphold 'lie law and presi rvn order, liny l'lcxer. chief 1 1 or police, was thanked by the com- Jjinittue in charge of tho strike for iliy attitude he has taken on the I situation. J Chief Flexor declared Mint liis de- , pai tiuisnt w ould iniilntain a strirtly J neutral attltudo 111 the strike anil I that there was no need lor special Ji police. In dlHcu.slni the latter I I phase of tho situation he said: "Kpc ijclul police urn not needed. You all J live hero and wo know all ot you. I j The police departineut has lleler had :to hire special police on account ijof any or you, so why should we hire speciuls now?" It win reported to the strikers at the meetliiK Mint 12 men had be -n hired at' Pendleton to be sent to Itleth Mils morning to take the place or slrlki'rj and that IS or 211 men had nrrlved in l,n Grande to act an strikebreakers. They were reported quartered at the Foley lintel. They were) to no to work this morning, it was said ut the meeting. At IluntliiKton 'everything was at a standstill, according to the n;ort i made to Mm meeting. (. y. :!-! "Chambel Iain's Tulilets for the sto- ert"' aiislstnnt superintendent or the much and liver arc splendid. I never j SM'0,"I division, was reported at i tire of telling my friends anil neigh-1 work ut Hieth and Traveling Engl-j Dors of their qualities," writes Mn..:neer lJunieln was reported having Westenhaver & Gilbert 1309 Adams Avo. lude of Special Agent Huoney of the O.-W. It. & N., who I" hiring Mie special police. According to the reports iiiude to Mie committee Mr. liooney wauls tji men taking the. sinkers' places to be armed. D. 1.. i McKay, chairman of Mia rtrlko com mittee, snlil In discussing this mib Jeri: 'Tills uction on Mm part or Sir. liooney la unc.illd for. The s'rikeis have no Intention ot causing the mi n hired by the company or Mie officials of the company unv alarm. Nor do we intend to go on the company's property." The Illit 1' thanked by the committee yesterday for the stand Duly hve mkeii hi rMunintf to ,,Mt'iil," an .tKr.;.'int;nt having been nmdo by tb Ih'oIIht hoodt i) (it to ta ke the pbrtM o ntrlkern and reports indhiitinj; thnl they urn livinn up to their ufciee iiiftits were iiifoivud Sunday. Tho Htriko Hltuutlon from the HtrikerH' standpoint was declared to look better an additional reports w re being received iroin tho L'nion Pacific headijuiirteis in Omaha. I A Splendid Medicine for the Stomach and Liver. NEW TODAY FOR IMC.S'T Furnished with or without board. bedroom 7-U-ltp C'ff 4tfT A NATlOS-winf V1 ' ; fcii L-.I 7.-31 U u ir- IT r 1 'Incorporated V. .Jty - Ml nrnAriTinrUT CTftnrC i' c..t - i. :ftan r-'Jk -.-tat e on im m ADDING 5 9NEW STO VOll KENT Rooms for housokei-p inj; and buliuom. T Ave- I-'OH IRKNT An apartment in thu Wa.hiiijfton Apartment House. No children. 7-3-tf William Vollmer. Kustwood. -N. Y When bilious, constipated or troubled' v'ith inditft'Htion, k'ivp. them u trial. They will do you good. Adv. biun sent to Huntington to to to work. The' ptriku eommittoo announced tlmt It regrets very miK-h tli altf- Laugh at Hot Weather By Using an Electric Fan. H. & s; ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors 10,j Depot Struct. riionc 393- W FIJI! R-EXT Strictly modern furr.. isheil apartnienu Call iillG-;W. 7-3 -tf FOR UKNT Furnished five-room itiodeiu house. lni;uiie liUo ..Vl'jn lot. 7-a-2tp WANTFD Woman for generul house wink. I'hone I-IU'A: WA.N'TKI) Work by Kirl-houscvife lnijiiiie Oliherver. 7-o-utp WAXTKII Salesmen. SKMI.UO and cumniissiun to sell guaranteed cord liies direct from factory t lowest piices. (ioodstock Tile Co., dlOij Michigan Ave., Chicago, Illinois. 7-a-ltp I.O.ST Jfif) Liberty liond lietwecn United States National Hank and Wnverly Apartments- Finder please call Observer. 7-U-tf Foil You.! For Everybody ! ATI fW' mJ mm Dm (7W Doctor 7r UYHer I'tc Traveler iiir Qttrllcnte 7lu Stort-Kr.ycr ti,e Cirymci'i- Remin STANDARD KEYBOARD ATo Shifting for Figures! THIS handy, compact writiri; m:: chine is the latest itdiiitwn to Cxi famed Remington family. Especially designed for intinmfo, personal use. It lies in a cose only four inches hih, enn be carried any W'liexc, used everywhere, and is a real necessity to every man, woman or child who has nny writing to uo. Like all Rcmin;;ton Typewriters it turns out clean-cul, heiiutiful work speedily and cfiiciently. "VST 5-, unit fr, M SiSJ. ' . -Vj . . ' LOST -On ltoi-k Creek, a lance bay or hfinvn )uvc with roachid niane;i newlv shod. Branded H U on left shoulder. $15. UO reward- Maini iV.M. 7-a-7tp LOST An all leather brown hand lHfT in the vicinity of Jefferson and So;ond streets. Bajf container lady's articles and a check book on ; The Iiank of Pullman, Wash. Lib- eral reward will be jj;iven to finder! for return of same to Observer of-! fice. ' 7-3-at' KOU LAA1K HACK, Rheumatism, lumbago, pains in hones and nuis-j rh-s, use Old Scotch Liniment the! liest reliever known on the market.1 Send diiect to headquarters for the MAKING 371 STORES f IN THIS . nY .4. TEXAS NATIONWkj&JjSTITUTO THE FIGURES INDICATE THEN UMBER OF STORES IN EACH STATE . N ACOIiN does not grow into a grout, strong, healtliy oak tree in n day. The J. C. Penney Company did not become an institution of National importance over night, hike the growth of the tree, it developed by the process of time, caeli year becoming stronger with new branches reaching out in every direction. Startinz with one small store in 'Wyoming in 1502, branch stores continued to appear year after year until today twenty years later there are 371 branches extending their influence and serving the people in 29 States. Of this number, 69 Department Stores are to bo the product of this year, many of which have already matured. Mr. J. C. Penney, still active in the affairs of the Company.buildcd better than ho knew when in 1902 ho laid the foundation on which eventually was to rest the i "W?rW Largest Chain Department Store Organization" lug records are bcinK Blialteivii a timiilv size I'ottle. Price, ore dollar: ncw 's constantly beln;; si : lintll A. four liottles for five riol I'aieei post prepaid. Send to Masse & Co., Kstacada. Ore. 7-u-Iltp Newlin Book & Stationery Company . ed. . This ronytruetion woi-k :i:. 'r-i a coiitinuunre of the demand T'r building lumber n demand wbirh is very illipoilLant to lumbtv 111:111 11 factureis and which lias been, the 1;OST(X FKifN'S OX S.M.K. backbone of the market for the last While they Inst, U'oc each. See thcmilwo years, ai I'ordini! to the Amor ist our window. 7-H-:iti lean l.iiniliennaii. In the meantime, CIIKRRYS FLORISTS, 1 demand for liinihof from Industrial J and factory consumers is on the in- 1 iir.iii miikv hum nu.r. 1 i.i icreasc nan very shortly largo nunn-l In the District Court of the Unit- lilies of low j;rade. stock will be cd States for the District of Oreirnn. . reituii ed for the making of grain In the Matter of Adam? Ilrothers ' doors. Railroads aro also making Company, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy extenslvo nvairs to eiiulpment and Xo. It (i:!."(i. ' , to tracks. Considerable quantities To the Creditor of Adams Broth-jof lumber are being taken for this crs Company, of Klein, Union County.; purpose. 1'roduction, orders and in tlie Suite it till District aforesaid, a shipments are approximately one hankrunt. j third greater than tho eorrespond- NOTICK IS 1IKRKBY GIV'KX that lug time In t!i:i. Softwood prices on I he 'JTth day of June 1!I2'J, thejiire iiliiio.it stationary. .Manuf.icttir said Adams Brothers Company wasjers as a rule are not making eon- v niljudii-ateif Hankrupt, and the! cessions, thmmli some transit curs first meeting of its creditors Will b.illre selllm- l li,.i.v ll, n.nnl mir- held at tlie City Hall, in the city of 1 ket niios M.ioih,.,-., 1.1,10 ivinisiis ';iirin, Oregon, 011 Monday, the lTth are particularly plentiful. The haid lay of .lulv, IP-'J, at 4 o'clock n. m.Jwmiil iii;,.t,.t ...,ii,,oa f lii.m-ove at which time the said creditors may land hardwood ni-I.eu mi. rirm. those 'tcml. prove (heir claims, iippoinl a on lne ugn,.r gradej Hbowfng a rustee, cxainiiif the Rankiupt ami i.'n, ,...,.- i, .irlv, nitim? Hie tiansnct smh other business as may lumber "indnstri as ,,'whoie. orders lerly come hcfoie the said meet-' boo 1; id eontiniie to exceed produc- InK 'tion. Production at irresellteis llli- I urn v i inn I nl v at tli.i imi 1 11 lift fii" Hankruptcy. r,.st p:irt t,f juiv undoubtotlly t OH. ..ill l.tt rin-lil,.,:,hlv f 1 , . t :t 1 1 . 1 It is a Hiiytnj- atnnni; lumher inanu fut'turors t lint tin? industry ordlu rily tnkos two hoiitiuyH oiu ut t'hristnias and ono at tluv Fourth of July. The Fourth of .tnlv f)mt- 1 down thlj ye:ir will be short -but, . . ii'iism uch as many mills have re- j . 1 rairs to make und new machinery i'o install, theie will be a week or ton days in low production which ; will still further Inrretiye the ntim ; ber of unfilled orders. 1 i Local News in i i Brief j Grocery To linker i'r 1'ftiirth Ceorpo Gari'ick,. of th.;e tity. -leff this illuming on No. 24, bound for Itakor, whert l:o will si-eud the Fourth of J'lly.' I.t'1't for KuterpHso Mrs. George 11. Holmes, of Kn terprise, who has been visiting In Grande over the week-end as n mi est of the Sommer hotel, thin morning on the branch train, abound for her home. left line S' H. E' R. R' Y.'S LAST DAY JKS.sk 1,. I.ASKY iiiescni, WALLACE REID The World's Champion A Paramount Picture Tlw siiiiisliiiii; tali' df a ihv.'.t-.I.i-woII whn jnil his siiiijiliislt fiiit'iily ii iuiii. Willi IVw xtraiK'lit ri-lits inin mi1- pride 9ii i.vr K'iiitf Mnuitr wlicii tin' licll rin-s. ' CaS6 IiwivWs LOIS WILS0K , EiBX pa th CtfknUd Vtey, "Th Ctimpia J. "u i ' II- K. j" W ' 1.3 1 Referee ill "-.''i ,A I l -mi claims must he sworn M' innkrunlev l.ltLw l...r... r:i: i 7-:i-itl unrn imnifCT LUIViULU IHinillL! : - --- - - - -- . rnruTiMiicc nnnn cir crrrrrn , ,.... ; Am,rdn!? , th0 Amcrl,-,tn I.um- I i- -iVr.x ,li vZV VA iMiuan of t'htcauo the liiarket lor I luniher trow.1 better etch day. In ,i '$l$jr ' :i recent letter sent out thin trade iWk.3tSr Journal says: ' VVfr "Tlie luiliber business continues : tftSj.'rVC lo he extremely active. Home build-A vr " iiilii Ik- WERE going to give A Kk. YOU THE BIGGEST j 11 tNAWSSTE&l. ( li I m rrr 1 IW.V Left for K.'iliieln Frank .V. Uavls and 'Wllllaiii Swart, of this city, left this morn-, iiie for Kameia, where they will spend tho day uttnndins to some biislm'ss matters. They will return to l.u Grande this evening. To lioiiinl-l'p I lly Merel Burnaiieh left this morn ins on No. 17, hound Tor Pendle ton, where he will upend thu day trnnsaetiim some business. Mr. Ilur iiniiKli will return to La Grande this evenliur. arris The Accommodation Store Call on Us for Your Household Supplies.' A Full Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables Also A Choice Selection of Swift's 'and Armour's Government. Inspected Sugar Cured Bacon and. Hams v ; Don't Fail to Ask About Champion Flour ' Free Delivery Phone Main Toi 408 Fir Two I!lo-ks Xorth of 11. 11. Tracks La Grande's Pioneer Cash Grocery Will Be Closed JULY 4TH Where the Thrifty Throng The store that sells every item on an unuiunllj' small margin. No baits. If we sold any iitm S lass than cost we would have to rain ti pti of other items. The HoovtriztA it act tiat dti jvaU tar mppcirV PKjtion has no plact on Iiitfiii."i inp1 J . .