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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1922)
PAfJTC TCTOTTT L:' ft T? A tDK E VETNTfi' OTC&TCTCYETi Wednesday, July 1022 Wii(ajaij)W)airiyiwtgH i Westenhaver & Gilbert All of our work slmes arc guaranteed solid"1 leather mid guaranteed for wear. loci oiras LEAVE'TONIGHT - : ...S. A, Priced from $1.95 to $13.50 Westenhaver & Gilbert II July 4th piovcd to Iib an ideal diiv Hi. i II) leave me ninmilnnv or worlc and sei k recreation alter ones own lanry. V e. ' acme Aorthwest Medical As .'laiiv Jamilics s-ent the day at Itiv- ni"". composed of eminent sur ; crsidc Park, cither under the .shade I feonn and physicians in the statu of trees or in the .-wininiini; hole. I.u llahi, Wa.jhmjrton and Oregon, will Hi and', k society folk ceased their en 'hold its first se-iiun at Spokane, Wn., i teitainin" for u day and spent the;'".1 July (i-7-S, Thjve sessions, of ijjorioufi 1'oiil th either at the 'HI show clinics, discussion, demonstrations and i .n Hoker, the l ace.-- in Lli?in or mo-.1 papeis. will he held each dav with l:i0!) Adams La (Jrande -.iiiialjtaiiairti9caa LA GRANDE CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLY CO. General Contractors and Builders Screen Doors, Windows and all kinds of Mill and ....Cabinet Work. Estimates on Plate (Jlass and.... Store Fronts Phone 428-J Cor. Greenwood and Madison La Grande, Oregon . H. P. Neilson and Chas. E. Harris, Props. 6vr i I'OItTI.ANP, July 5. were weak and hoj;s wen1 with an undertone today, wore steady iinl't steady tor wan three cent.; higher cuht's holnj :iK cents to :i!f cents, prints heini? 4:1 rents. Cuttle weak Sheep Mill- iifmciiEO niiT nr town PKRRY. Inwa. July 4. laborers brought fnun Chienn , pre sumably t (t work in th Chii'a.vi, Milwaukee and Si. I'aul shop.-i, were etra ntoiied and chat-ted out of town Sat urday Diiilit by a hand ot Hirikt. sympathizers. I tonnj? and fishing trips in the moun , untiM.- J he 1' ourth as a whole wan en i joyahly spent in hh many different ways as the Kiand old slate of Ore-' Kou has to offer. .Mr- and Mrs. Carl K. Niederur and ; famiiy, of Lortlar.d, were given a dc. I litfhtful surprise and farewell Party ! Tue.-day, June 21, when forty -one i friends appeared. The evening was i spent with music and songs, .lr. and (Air:;. C, K. Niederer Hang some of I their favorite songs, which all en ! joyed, after which ice cream and cake weie served. Those present were Mr. i and .Mrs. Oontad Niederer, their daughters, Wihnu and Ina; Mrs. I-ee Tine and-ehildron, Mr. and Mrs. JMu Niederer, .Miss Lydia Hug, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sanderson and sons, L.h: ti:nd Viigil, Mr. and Mrs. Leo .icder:i land sons, Roy and Vernon, Mr. and j M'rs. Henry Hug, Caston Sion, Mrs, Klsio Jack tu 1 0 sons Mrs, Disquay. j Mrs. Kthel iirown, Miss .Rachel Lew is Miss Catherine Harlan, Miss (jueneth Workman, Miss Kmma Luti dahl, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sanderson, Mr Mi- (h.x VViu -n,l rh. tor, Kmogene, and Mrs. I.eo Nieder-l mectl.n: The headquan or i er's nenhew. Mr. Carl K. Niederer isi.. . ..un m,'ni,,t'l'!i will L, the son of Mr. Conrad" Niederer and very well known in La Grande. In Union Friday afternoon a num ber of friends of Mrs. ('has. Spencer oio entertained by Mrs. Spencer's i.iiMeis, Mrs. Hert Knight and Mrs. j Hany Mct'Uty, at the home of the former. 'I he house wits decorated j .'ith large howls of roses and honey- sU( kle, which presented a verv pleas-! ling appearance. Luring the after-! 1 l !. v uiit..i'l.iiiiil tlm irrucsts with Home of her clever read-1 ,n..tlu' automobile races at linker lings and Amaryllis Knight also recit-"n Mij'Nwy i'r ;o. o, owned by Lr 'ed in a vtry charmutg manner one of j """"j1""". .'-i i.a ui.mue, took sec- tier recitations, rne ueiignuui aiier-, ' ' o.un. m in-i noon was brought to a close by the as 'nver. The car showed well mid etvingofa two-course luncheon- The ; waH rL('Knj'ft'(1 as "e of 'tht! spued out of town guests were Miss Knima 1 rmo"s of the race meet. On Tues Kregoand Mrs. A. K- Huff, of Baker; . ll. Wls noldmg a strong w:q:h Mrs V A. Kppling, ;.Lik. Wm.' Mill- P'a fe race when a broken uni cr, Mis. K. O. i'ayton, and Miss Neli , ve jowl sent it to the pit. M ihaffey, of La Grande. bcott makes strong claims for the ,. .m...... , f.i;.K .,((,.rt! now remarkable speed many of the nation's foicmo.st med icos on tne urogram. Among the Phys( inns and surgeons ! of the first water slated lor the pro- j Kiam are Dr. Henry. A. Christian,' Mersey I'lofesnor of I'hysir, of the! Harvard .Medical S honl; lr. Joseo!, ('. Hlo(l(rooil; piol'e sor of sur(fi-rv,! of Haltimore Md.. with the John i Hopkins. Modiial S.hoid; Dr. -Edwi-i' I- Hartlett, of Kan Frani isto, Califor-i ma; Dr. Walter i!. Cannon, nroie-' sor of physiology at Harvard .Medical School; ,Dr. Alfred W. Adson, in-1 Kt rut-tor n surj;ii-v, diversity o'' 1 Minnesota (Mayo Foundation. ' and neuroloifieal surjeeon at Mayo Clinic); Dr. Arthur D. Dunn, Professor of 'Medicine Creitrhton University Med-! leal School; Dr. 'Wallace I. Terrv,' professor of surgery, University of California Medical School- and" Dim A.-F. Tyler, professor, of Roentgen oloty "of the Creiuhton University Medical School. Surgeons and physicians are e-- pected to he in attendair-e in lar'-j "ull,uc1-- "r. j.ee iHiuvy of l.a Grande will leave this evening on No. .-.i an( win attend the asuic nl ,1 of t'-, in tli. Hotel Davenport . i hi i ii Ti-iiIm Calivnw' J'.ed Slu-ila tew rpp n w 371 'Incorporated DEPARTMENT STORES Online; ClulliiiiK ' i'or Hveijono We Brought This Luggage to Town For You to Take Away VV" n-"---!i.-:'.1 J'' i ' V '.3-':. K it m Jm N'acatioii time is hiaffe time, and your desire .for sightly, dependable luggage can le salisfied from. this showing. i , V -ii if. ' Vi "Cetter Uilt" trunks, hags, suitcases ladies' cases and wardrobe trunks and built fur service, and we stand behind every piece for complete satisfaction. You will .find our priees allow you gen erous savings. , . -THH LARGKBT CBJIJI BKI'AKTMKNT '8TOKU OHGA.MZATION IS THE WOULD EW RULING S deck oar overcrowding resulted, and the carriers refused to bf. rospou- sioie lor ueau ana crippled animuls. mi iv.-viKn.-: 4 .-i.S' '-TV, mm Hi ---f..; '--2 and in futui-n t-aeinu it will nake t-c- ! lake a 17 VlCTllOLA and plenty of Vidor records Here it is! A Vitfrola that can be carried with you to the mountains, scavhorc, summer home or motor ing. Price only yo. M.lliop.my i :i!ii:v.-t, y it:-!' -s h ij'.h, 1 1 ' inflics wiilc, 17 -, it-it lu-s ci i-p. Hi-incli tnrnt.il'lc. Nil Lc. ji.i.d! ..inmj hox. NicM-pl.-.;vJ ci-nicr pri-.:.vtir:.. lock ing device rc!:v.v.v.'j!c carrying baiidlc. Terns. were married at the name ot ir-o unites parents, .nr.-ana i. is. w. ., ell beU(,,. ..p,,,.,,,.;,.,. I'nttin, on SPiuce street, Monday af-i 1J te.noon at three oV-liyk, Rev, Jones of the Christum church officiating. ! A di.-licious luncheon wns served af- mm ler the ceremony. The happy couple left on the evening train for l'ort- J land for their honeymoor, after which j they will bo at home in l.a 'i-nniK '1 hose prrscnt were Mr. and Mrs' W. T. fatten, Mrs. D. C. tiraham, Mr. J and Mis. J. K. l'atten, Joe O'Neill and Glen l'atten. , .Mrs. Harry llouv.v anil Mrs. I.ee llouvy entertained cfeliuhtfully at a i liride luncheon Saturday for a cot-!" erie of friends at the Union Holel. Ai, very elal-orale five-course luncheon I was served. There were ten tables J of hiidire. Mrs. F. D. Ualston re- i (eived fiist prize and Mrs. Norman J Fines second- l.are;c baskets of beau , liful pink roves and delphinum adorn I cd the tables. The affair was pro- J nounced the most succosslul part , of its kind this seon. 1'Ollt AltlilvSTS .MAIH-; XKW YOKK, July 6. The fourth : arrest in two days was made Tues day in connection with the sensa- . ' tlonul holdup last year of a mail Oiy Airintrd I'r-.) truck in lower Ilroadway, when s:-- CHICAOO. Julv 5. . A fri-i'-lit . f'.iritie-H valued at more than tl.. Siivinu of $15 to $25 a car for "OO.iHKl were) stolen. Tile prisoner sheep piiidui-ers has been effected i Kuve his name as John Serville. He by the decision of the' Interstate j WHS taken Into custody at a Rork- t.m,i,.n s i commeri c cDinmission. rediiclni; t lie ; -i"i'y lintel on Information supplied sneep ueunt nilutmilin of cars ;itiiuJ 41 ii.ni ..iin.iu ui ih;il jirecinei. !-iil l ItlOAl) THU WAXT A lis! Better Than : Medicine "We have a model t: suit you ranging in price from !f(i.J. to $7.")0. . SEE THEM HEAR THEM feci und 7 Inches in length from J 7, "Tin pounds to 1 8,(HH pounds, tin-' Livestock exchange announced j Tuesday. i The de'isitm cstuhlished a 10.-' i ikm m;idi; i;it CHICAGO. July 5. Mrs Kliza hetn Vena hies believes marriage la u Rood thine "'lrovlded Hir wmniiri iPdu-poiuut nininmuin for cars more linos the rleht man.'' Though she than ;:t fe;t 7 Inches lone, and has just irotton a divorce at Hip hl'p of fill, she says she is Koini; to marry aifain. I'pon petting her de- IfRA than -I u feet Inne. Hnilroads aro ' required to maintain the mliL, i in ii in prescribed after An mist 11. , Sheen producers had contended that sheoj and Iambs could not be j io:nln dto tlm 22,0fMi-nound nilnf: mum, and when over lS.iHM) pounds Uuy and sell throimh Observer (! loaded in n st-imlard dnoh!e- Classified Ads. cree Mia. VeuableH left for a six months tour. She has a daughter, ti, and a son, S7. DOUBT CANNOT EXIST lnresllK.il ion Will Only Strcntli en I he I'l-oor We (iivc ill Lit (ti-antle. How can doubt exist In the f ieo of such evidence? Read hero tho endorsement of a representative, cit izen of l.a Grande. Wm. Winn, 2:102 X. Fir St.. says: "1 consider Dean's Kidney Pills a relliblH remedy and am Rind to recommend them. My kidneys trou bled me for o Ions time. The least cold 1 took caused mo to suffer with severe backuche and suci, a soreness ovdr my kidneys. 1 could nnrtiiy no any stooplnc or lifting-. The action of my kidneys was too rrequeut. I read of Dean's Kldii-.iy Pills nnd used some from Hie Red Cross IDriii! Store. Doan's helpoxl me by relieving the aches and pains and streiiKtheiiinii mv back and kidneys." Price 6uc, at all dinlnis. Don't simply ask for a kidney leniedv . Ret Doan's Kidney pills the1 same that .Mr. Winn had. Fostei-.Milhuru Co., Mfrs., Iluffalo. X. y. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. r"'."iriTT-g; fa See SHERRY lJ3 LAST DAY VIOLA BAN A in the gay comdy cf cawfHalkas Miss La Rue Hanks, formerly con nected with the Standard Oil Com pany in La Brando, returned to Wall:! Walla Tuesday, where she recently accepted a position with the sum i-omoany. Miss Hanks spent severa1 , davs visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs. W. I). Hanks, and friend in La llrnnde. A quiet hut impressive weddin? tnuk phice Saturday evening at the home of Itev. A- ll. SitUm when John fl- L'pris and Miss Kate l'ana were mittd in mat riaj'e by Rev. Sit ton ' Tile impressive rinjr ceremony was nei formed-. Mr. and Mr. Joe duller 'ii were tiie immediate friends pre ent. - The Iisieti Hani! of the Presbyter ian chai.'h will he entertained at tlr' I' mue ef Merle and Marjone (lord. ISU Cedar St.. Thursday afternoon at All incmhtrs are most cur ilialb invited. MisM Ida Morten, of Vancouver, U :t piled rt the lumie of her sister, ' M-s. Kd Kiddle, in Island Citv. Miss Mcrteii attcnd.il the Kiddle-Ka'l wetkitny of last week and will reniaiu fur an indefinite visit, -:t Stewart liennett and Miss .te:il St-at ns spent the Kourth in Uakcr v' ilinvr at the hnnie of Mr. and Mrs. Not mini Coulter. Ilurinj? the day Mr.' Kmnctl played with the La tiraiuh' Land. and Mrs. H K. k-.fke and small sou arrive.! in la (ir-mdc hj Mtitu yestirday from Lorest (irovc They e(HTt t slay for a two weeks' va.-.uicn witn Mis. I-afko uatrnts. Tavhir. and you will want t Iumu. Terms as you like. GeltinC welLtfin.'a faster by far with a ltruuswlek to help nana tho tedious hours. And whilo it amuses it trains the ear to nn appreciation of true tones. Musicians recommend T h o Lruiiswick to aid In the musi cal education of cliildren. Iirunswlck Records are also unique in the artistic: beauty of their interpretation. A Hruiiswtck. on :i Hnmswiek- -this is 'tho heiKht of musical achievement. n I Brunswick 1 1 ;T li e G a r d e n s TONIGHT i Famous Kelly Comedians PRESENT t "IN THE DAYS OF '49" A Western Comedy Drama, ' ' No Advance in Prices. 25c 35c 45c 1 Eastern Oregon j j Music Co. i i v I "4 r id Mm. II II Clin.. Reynolds R. V. Mun.hv, : Aikdph Sw'irri-t. 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