La Grande evening observer., July 05, 1922, Image 5

"Wednesday, .Tulv H, 1022
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THE OLD HOME TOWN
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By Stanley
DOCT(M
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practically on timo 10 per ceut t
iluy. No. 4 arrived in time on
che-luleri time as did 24. No. IT
w:ih iibout rivo n.luiiliw holiliul timo,
loniliiK into linker fifteen minutes
liilo and inakiiiK tip ten on the
way 'down: The express arrived :tt
mlnuti's lute, due to keuvy Blilp
inenU of lruit.
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AINf LIKE
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MIGHTY Kl V
TAME
K't'i!j ,N 111! a
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Itclurn from l-'uucrnJ
JnrvU Knight rt'luriu-U from TVal
i;i Walla, where he went n the Had
mission uf tturylng liU brother.
Ward KmlKh, who pasHfd on Hialdi'ii
ly tho luttt'r part of , the wtH?k pro.
sumubly due to heart failure.
W f :-Wyf PrroRTs only nine: rnghrs
Local News In Brief
Conking Oi'iiioiisttalKMis .
Mm. , FraiicR HaKstrom, who U
it tho h-at of the Home Kconomieti
Department' of tho Corn Produrts
Hefining rompany 1a l'orttumi, i
spending itlMiut ten da" in l.a
(ran do renductiiiK rookfni; classes
and liolilihij; di'monstrationu nt the
rLlfferent stores. In order to get
in totft'h with I-a (Jrande's house
wivetj Hhe H arranpiiiK a vIaha wilh
reasonable ratott and the are'imit
of furnlKlihiK materials herself. Her
unique menuH and valuable coukinK
nitoi matiun wil prove to be help
ful to the housewife of toduy. ,
tentlou to the plac4 in Ha UU'i-i Tlv tvenintr commenced with ban J
;titre aa beluK of hibtot lc interest, j com erU bv the varioun bands in dif-
rho local Holm of tho A liter inn fneut sections of tho town and was
toiloweil oy a geueiui inuniKrHuosi
to "(Jrizzly Gulch,' where, needless to
hav. everything was wido open and
the fun was fast nd furious- "lol-1
Itevolution have requested the div.u
Northern railroal to change the
name of' I.yoiiB HtutUm to Howit
ztier In n'OK'..tlou of the ruuuInK
f iKht between the whites and the
Indium, which terminated thero af
ter the troot under Cul. Wright
had unllmburu4 their camum and
tinned them on tho Indians.
B LLS IN JAP
I business vl.dtnr todav. Mr. brooks
July 21-27 Chautauqua at City rl-jarrived in town Iiihi evening on the
Irk. - branch line train and is slopping
jut the Foley.
'Tin-nipsftHl in Town
j 1-V T. Turnipse-d, a resident or
jVihcciit, arrived in , Grande yes
iterdny and ppent the fourth here a
la, puest of tin- WUv hole-:. He r-a-tni!UMl
tt bus home this morning on
the branch line train!
l.s Iinproviiitt
Mrs. S. V. Atkins, who has b-eii
yeriously ill, is much bitter today.
Is In Hospital
Mrs. J. F. "Kennedy of Medical
Springs has -been taken to a hos
pital in Biker for an operation.
(real lay'H Ihdve Sn.vs Letgtiton
"I had a most wonderful day'?
drive yesterday,'1 said llobert Leigh
ton today, "lor I left' hero in the
morning, went over tho Toll Gate
road into Milton and Freewat'i
and returned by way of Pendleton.
Our peopln'muy seek different scen
ery, they may seek t: poppy fields
of a nutlieru clime, they may seVk
the briny beaches, or the snow cap
ped mountains, but regardless of
where they go they will novel- be
able to find a day's more interest
ing driving than tho trip over the
Toll G to road such us 1 took yesterday."
SAN FKANCISCO. July 5.
A niericnu-miido tennis balls were
used in the singles championship
of the Tokio Tennis club for the
first time' recently, according to ad
vices received hero from Japan.
In the past Japanese players have
used Fnglisli bulls ami they found
tho American ball livelier. In the
firts game. N'emura. who won, the
championship, was bothered by the
fast bull and mud;) four double
I faults. Later the (players became
accustomed to tho speed.
Mrs. Itiif-kniun i-e
Mr a. W. Uuckman. of Alice!, is
a La GiiindT isitor toduy, having
arrived in town . last evening from
her home. She is stopping at the
Savoy while lttie.
Kutcrpi-isf Lady
Kva StrumlMUgh. a nsident of
Knterprlse, ciim? in list evenhur on
branch line train and is stop
I'lnn here for u short time as ft
guest o the Savoy.
To Udker
Mrs. F. J. Huntington, of Ilak:r.
left this morning on No. 24, bound
for her home after spending the
Fourth of July in La Grande wilh
hdr husband, who is employed litre.
Iiuhh r Family
Mr and Mrs. Clyde L. Wright,
well ':novn citizOis of 'imhler, are
spending the day in La Grande at
tending to some business matters.
rhuy arrived in town last evening
and registered at tin? Savoy.
lmblcr Visitor
Wade H rooks, who nutU"s his
homo in lmblcr, v, a La Grande
Silk Tiain Through
A special train, carrying eight
cars of yilk from the Orient, en
mute to eastern points, (passed
through La Grande thi.i morning at
10:20 o'c lock. -
Su burning Classes
Tomorrow', swim nlng classes at
the,Y. M. C. A. will be us fo lows:
boys beginning to learn bow to
swim. If and ;t::!0 o'clock; grade
school boys. 1 0 o'clock ; prep boys.
1 o'clock ; grade school boys, 2
o'clock; Hoy Scouts, ;t o'clock; the
women's afternoon class Ht 4
o'clock. In the evening the high
school boys and l tie young m ti s
classes will meet nt 7 and 8 o'clock.
Thij beginner's third clap was he.d
this morning nt o'clock with a
uumbt.T of younnsti-rs who are tak.
ing the oiftmi'iunity of leareing how
to swim free of charge, in attend
ince. A few boys are yet needed
to'fill this class and also the 9:30
o'clock class on Thursdays.
BEARCATS WIN
FIRST
1 Wt WIBIHI fcH
lur Bill" Kl lis' fumous ntwn wus sit-!
tinted in the former Chinatown nnd
if a nmn had been taken in the ijatej
blindfolded and suddenly given his
freedom, he would have sworn that
h hnl leturnod to the days of '411.,
llantitiB, trambKntr. drinkinir (kick
less beer and harmless moon), and all
that (toes with il were indulged in.
A number of la Cirandei'B were in
ihe rolo of saloon keepers, dance hall
men, etc , anionif them beinir dim
Van Kleet, ailorned in a leather vest
that ho Kuarded like a priceless dia
mond. But it all had to end some
lime an.l shortly after midniirht, the'
crowds diminished and Baker passe.l
once more ill" the realm of 1!I2'J, on
ly the few undemolished structure.
reniainintr to remind them of the cel
ebration. l.a (irando was present in Inrjre
numbers, a steaity stream of ear
comiiiK into Baker all day loner, and
took a prominent part, both in the
official program and in the general
celebration.
HA K Kit, July 5. About 10,000 PC
sons witnessed tho nnto races here
.Monday afternoon. The motorcycl;
race nuainst time was won by Joe
Kincant- In the motorcycle race,
tree for all, 10 miles, Joe Kincnrd was
first. Bill Osborn second. The one
mile ajrainst time for automobiles
was won by Jack Ross, Seattle, driv
ing a Stutz, time 4 4-5. Jack Ross,
in a Kord special, driven by ('-nrl
(Jobe, came i nsecond; time (17; a Hud
I son special, driven by O. I). Scot',
was thud, time Ki
ln cars under 2.'10 cubic inch dis-
Kaysers and Van Raaltes
Silk Underwear
tn iilain itnd drop stitel ii'd weave in all 11k;
'tJ.niny wauled n lm-s including J'lesli, oreliid,
lnaize, poach and lilacU.
FRENCH & GREENE
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
The Walla Walla Bearcats won the
i'iist of the three-game .-cries for
em Washington and Orc-on when Placement, 10 miles, larl Johe. m a
hev defeated the lmblcr juvenilis at j " Pv"al- w"n. '"'5,; Scott f,nv""-'
Ek'in .Momiav afternoon bv the Ion- Williams special was second, ano
billed score of lti to 0, the eanie be-
; iiir called off at 'tin end of the sev
enth inning because of the tunc hunt
Williams, driving a btudebaker spe
cial, came in third-
In cars of over &U cubic inch di
Wilt, mouiidsmnn for the Wa.hiiiu'
i nlacemeiit, 10 miles,
Jack Ross in a
I). Scott, in
Laugh at Hot Weather
y Ey Using an Electric Fan.
H. & S. ELECTRIC
" Electrical Contractors
103 Depot Street. . . V 7 ' , Phone 393-W
i., ;., ... i, ir r,.,i i -. i i -i ..--' siitis, war. iirsi: n
i U'i.'.....i i... i ' u I Hudson special, was second, f!
iuns duii'iiK the Rame. The r.-Kulnr!'- ':uthanl, in a Hudson special, wnsj
m i it nitclier il i. r not o nv Aloin Lie 1,1,1 ,-
but pitched HLrniiiKt .. tin visitors at
Only one accident occurred. W. R:
l.ove yestciday, the results of llic "M" "'. ' .,' , '
?anic havinK not been lcccivcd. "any -Mclutosn 01 i-oruano, cut, tnc
l racK uiui eui over n u oaiiK i it im
Today's irame. the finil otic of the
series, will he played at Iinb!ir n i.t.
4n all probability, will be the best
game of the three.
first li or luu ld-miie race. Hoth
front axles wee broken and three
tiies and the radiator were smaphel
McDonald was uninjured.
Any Lu Grande subscriber to
the Observer who does not re
ceive his paper by 8 o'clock in
the evening, plsase call Western
Union, Mini 24. and a special
messenger .will deliver a copy.
linker isiloi-s
Kd Cyr, aVcompanied by hih
daughter, pearl, drove to Haker
Monday and spoilt a feu days -then-celebrating
the Fourth oi July
They returned to La Grande today.
JAZZ
Dance
Saturday Night
Eex Hall
tONKV'S NOVKLTY OIU Ili:STK.
Fined -SKI
(ieorff Francis, who was arrested
Monday and plead not guilty to the
ehurge of intoxication in a hearln-'
u as trie) in the municipal com t
and w,fs found guilty. Judge IL J.
Kitchen fined hi:n $lu.
I
Flgin Lady Here ,.
Mrs. Kate Couley. who makes her
home in Klgin. arrived in La Grand'
recently and is spending a few dayt
! here or. busings. During her visit
j here she is a guest of the Summer.
' Perry Man in Tow n
.lames Leauchamp of Perrj ar-
rived in La Grande yest;-rd iy and
! was hero tor 1 he day as a guel
lot the Savdy hotel. He returned to
his home today.
NEW TODAY
?OR SALK Newly upholstered!
' leather davenport and one wuter- J
power washing machine. Imiuire'
1812 First street. 7-5-3tp
tVANTEI) Middle aired man and wo-1
man to work on ranch at Union. j
No children. Phone 474-W. l-o-'Mi
FOR RENT Two-room apartment,:
902 Penn Ave. - 7t)i
FOR RENT "Furnished liedroom,!
with or without board. 1101 Scv-I
enth St. 7-S-ltp
' BAKER DRAWS BIG
j THRONG ON FOURTH j
j (Continued from Pace One.)
hg conceits in the evening, s well J
hp appearing: in the parade.
Try as one might, it was impossible j i
to Una any iTitic.rmi vi the hign (iual-!
ity of the p-irade- It was composed Ji
:t ancient stages, teams o f oxen, U.j
tronners, three bands, a number ot!;
Umatilla Indians pioneers, floats. 1 1
La Grande's two floats utandiug- oin J
as of exceptional merit, and prospe?-'
tors. i
At the completion of the parade !
part of the crowd left for the vi '
park, while the remainder milled
about town I ike u number of excited
and eager youngsters having the time
of their lives. Following Governor
Zuber Hall
Modern Dances
Every Tuesday and
Saturday k
Music by
IMPERIAL PEP
ORCHESTRA
L. R. Spencer, Mgr.
'OR PENT Small furnished house
with Rarairo, 2122 Adams Ave.
7-5-ltp
I'"OR RFNT Furnished sk'epinir
room, 402 Adams, or call 157-K.
7-5-2tp
Phone Main 40 for Drugs and Suu
Irits. Newlin Druir Co. 7-5-21
Hill IS U
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Sunday at Klgin
Mr." and Mrs. Arthur L. Kd
spent Sundry in Klgin is the 'ruesls
of Air. and Mrs. llernal Hug. Tlie
; iv ported a very pleasant visit upon
their return to La Grande In
levelling.
the
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I Lots of Fish -
There aia lots of fish in lieaver
j ( reek m cordang to J. Donald Mey
ers. who was in a party that spent
j three days camping along the cre-k.
; "I never saw so many fish in my
life," be said.
I
"PIS
To Take Hike
Tin- grade school boys gym class,
in charge of Harvey Carter, will
bike to Fox Hill tomorrow after
noon and will spend the evening in
the woods, returning to La Grande
ibout noon on Friday.
Arrow
Shirts
COOD shirn aie due tlir man
J who pav the P"1''5
todav, and we male i' "'if lws
liess lo see thai lie gels value en
listee! with the investnicnt. 'e
likepuarameed values. Val-.ies dial
are no! merely promised hut winch
me delivered under a label dial
Hands lor the say-io of the bistres!
shirt niaiullarturer in the world
the make" of the "Arrow."
Prices $1.45 to $6.85
Net tlt'toli Slmi'S ;il iiiii1;i
price of i'J.OO per pair.
Shoes of worth.
Clings Clothiery
"Tha Stpre With a
Conscience"
1108 Ad;mi3 Are.
Loline propb1
Mr. and Mr;!. Dale Renfrow, of
Lo 'tine, came Into tow n last eve
uinc on Die branch Hue train to
spend a short time hero visiting
with friends n ml nt tending to some
business mat te is. While here they
are maliii.g the .Savoy their htiid--juarters.
BATTLEBUTTE
SPOKAXF. Wash., July 5. Bat
tlehutte Is the name that w.is form
'tlly adopted by the Fnlted Sta'os
geographic board for the hill near
Four lakes in Spokane county,
where1 Colonel George Wright met
and defeated the Spokane Indian?
ind their allies lu lS.r8. according
to an announcement here. Her?
! after all government, states ami
county maps will carry the appelll
j t ton.
Local members of the Sons of
! the American Itevolution are nov
iseeklng means of putting up iiiouu
i meuts on the bulte and at a point
near Lyons station on the Great
: Northern railroad to commemorate
i the battle bet wet n the white soid
Mers under Colonel Wright and the
: Indians.
! (i. W. Maldrum. assistant general
'passenger agent of the Great North-
eru railroad with headquarters at
.Seattle, has asked lor photographs
!of views near Lyons station which
;w'H enable tin- railroad to call nl-
eicou s speocn, imn. j nines innnip-i
son. officially renresenting the stat"
jf Idaho, Judge Stenhen A. Lowell, of,
Pendleton, and Kzia Meeker, the!
"Pioneer Tiail l!la?.er," each dclivcrtvl
addresses fitting the occasion. -
Hicy(-lc laces, fiiewoi Kh, and how
to find n place to cat occupied the
visitois for the rc.;t of the nif-niuit.
Several minor accidents, due to the
irnmense crowd:;, o'-curred during the
day, but no ono was seriously injured.
In the afternoon the auto races, nl
tho race dark, drew vast number;:
who braved the heat and dust and
were well satisfied wilh the program.
Very nrelv has to classy an exhibi
tion of driving and racing been seen
in Otogun on a trnck of its size. Kv
ery one of Ihe races, from starL to
finish, was there and over and Uk
nroirram neve- had a lagging minute
durinc thn aflcr-vmn.
i? !? 41 4 4 i1 41 4? 4? 4? 4" 4? 1
$P AYl CALL AA
I MAIN Tr
TONIGHT
JTHM OI.OKST AMI MOST
A KDI.IAIil.K TAXI SKKVIC'U
"if
TliK CITV.
All hhoit ('nils '7c
All calls ansnered
Promptly nilli
. Iloiulcd bi'lvcrs.
jFord & George
,a..- MAIN 44
CHARLES RAY
. R. S. V. P.
J AND A HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY
STARTING TlirilSDAY
CONSTANCE TALIvIADGE ,
1 vv,TT'TTtwwJBg
CARR'S
For Crec'it
No Interest
Ieet Inn Thai day
Tin re will be a nu-etinc of the
Sons and I laughters o Pioneers nt
the V Thursday at 3 p. in., to elect
of fleers for the coming year a nil
set'Ge all business in.. Iters pertain
ins to Jast I'tonet-r meetltm. All
members are asked to attend.
tioi-s lo School
Miss Ida Ilellus left L.I Grande
'. ni'triiiii m No. 1 T. bound loi
lN'iidb ton. where she will spend tin
summer attending school. Miss llel
Iuh makes her hame in I'nion and
:irnnl in La Grande this moniinn
hi com pa n y wit Ii her mot her. M rs
V. 8. L' tins, and It. L. Logan.
els Diiimbler
Ml1. S. V. Miller f Cove, drove
over to Li Grande this moiuitik'
,umI met h-T daiiL-hter. Mi. Ki'na
Miller of Wallowa, who arrived
from Ilernn.-tf'ti on .No. 17, when-sin-
h:is v n isitinir f"r some thn".
Tile larly i''tiirii.d to tovt
iihi: nine.
this
jTmliis "n Time
Inti tiaiaa uirivcd iu Lu Grande
Sunburn
You are Eound to Get It
TKY v '
Unguentine
Almond Cream
Velvet Lotion
Santiseptic Lotion
I )cpcii(l.-i on tlic Severity
;vEULDJcg.
" Open Air Dancing Pavillion - XSx V
july 3-4-5 : (3vl tU; mm ' X
Elgin, Oregon SSt' (a '
Miic-ic l.y JinKTin1 IVi Orchestra jl . JS )
K-E-E-P K-O-O-L j . . J
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Our Adivce Costs You
. Nothing
.A ( 'i.KAN-lT SAIaK OF J1ATS
One line, of lints, vnlue to 1,'j.()0 lor $4.98
Cliihlreii's SI raw I hits 49c
,'.ui-Skil Hals .". 5Cc and $1.00
Skull Caps 25c
Cliil.lien'.s Wash Hats .....49c and 69c
All Olhrr II;ils Half Price.
Ohio early ami f;ct hest clioice.
ANDREW S VARIETY
. STORE
Sold Under a "Money-Hack"
Warrant of Quality.
Wo stand sipiarely liehiud each jiair of our work
(shoes because wo know their strong points
(1) Sol ill I.mlhrr Insolis ami Oiltsolcs.
(2) All l.. ulli. rll.'l.s. .
(3) Suln LcallicrCnmitcr-. ,
(1) Full Douliln nl: T.I. H, mid '?
GihmI Weight I'ppcrH.
Each pair is strongly jait tofrcL!ier built for
good Kervico under hard, cvery-day wear.
Our prices are low in keeping with llic neces-'
rary fcoiMHiiy of today.
Come to Us for Good Shoes
Sltamt We Know and Can Quickly Prove Are
High in Quality; Low in Price.
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