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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1922)
Thursday. .TuU- fi, 1022 t.v ni?.rK event yes oiiserver PA OR ETVE THE OLD HOME TOWN HCW.D KM Nt:WT SMC" Artf Ak-IN A 1107 ' II UCAurl- II t M 3 ; NL WTSOK j IHT ( ill. r r .. . ' . ,t,tU j l.A..itJ: i ; j 7 . - wv .its Bv Stanlev work ;siiiiminn wiiwi i niim y uiey illVol moiiIh, of Union, camu ln aiiiouk the many splendid f.;a tines lint BveniiiK on No. id ml upeiil ' pvrtiiinluK to the floats l.u lii-andi' i tlu- uiRht hero uotore leaving lor introduced In the linker ikikiniuI. : KIkIii, where ha will be for aoine I va8 tt spinnliii; 'wheel of the olil I time.- Mr. MurriH In in cliai'ise ul". tvpo. This wheel was supplied by the coiiHtrurtloii ol llio rocKcruaner .;) Ryuearnoii of thia city, and its In that section, presence on the float elicited many irouinienta, more especially from the Foley (iiieat loltler people who were Very much Mrs.' A. 11. Hall, tt woll known 1 familiar with what it wan. Many Indy of Yullowa. ia upending a votniKcr penult? asked "what'3 that CDLLECTION OF T E I'O ) i- 'V "?J I It . .-an H- Mill i short tiinu in La Ontivle uttendhiK : wheel to buitie bustneHH mid on a MiopphiK j tour. She arrived in town last inj,,rc Haud evening ana iiitj mguL tt u fiUCHt of the Foley. ('onfiiiiiiilioii ( lass Md'iN A nituMiiiK of Lutlu'iaa young peo ple rei-oivhiK lifstrui'tion for con firmation will bo held t li 1.-4 ove nltiK fit 7:30 t'olock at the UeorKa Muler home. 2708 North Ash stretit. Those wiutiinr; to Join the cIhsb are utilied to attend the meoiiiiK or re. port to the pastor, Rev, H, Uogytad. 803 M uvoiuio. Hoy McN'ees, foreman of th Ob server mechanical department, .vhUi UftliiK an elevator on a lluotypJ miu'htno ttiis morntn; lt.nl his hand In In red when ttirt elevator linncd and ulynvk tw tips of his finder ! only by those in the British Museum Sau Marino, Califjrnla, To JIavo One ot Host 'Jolhv: tions of Knglish Works n lheWorkl. (ity Associutca rreas) DETROIT. Mich., .luly . A rol lection of Knglish literutuie rivalled priaoti at Alcatrax, lut In order thai ho mlglit not lose Iris tltlzciiKhlp he waa not given u dishunorahiu (lis. charger. Wheroupon tho rioldler pre sented a claim ior ti bonus for the whole war period," or for all the time he waa fugitive from Justice. July loth lnt day to pay water rent without a pcimlty. 7-t-:it Th Way of the World. The world usually pu h-s a man tha way lie unikes up his mind to ko. If CoinK Up, they push nlm up; if fining down, they pusli hi m down-Kinvlm. I however. muklnK the speed (rreat- er en the decline. Georiia Krnuclf Train. A Classified Ad Will Do It! on his left bund, mushim- llieiu. Sid ney Happersett Is tenipurarily elu IMloyed in tho shop during McNees' absence. Wise i, and llaii- NEV.'T TI'E Hl-S LAKER - fTAMF CUT iEC'NO F.'.T IN AN Ary;oM'-.NT vviti ,A FK'iskv voi Dances (to Jtift The dances given by J. ( (iocs to Knleipilse I'll the Kacles hall on July 1. I), f. Snvder. who makes hlsl-l. d(Mpit the fact that IMuin home in Maker, arrived in Lit ir and Cove were eelehnniun. prov- ICiande lust eveulnc and after siend- e'l pronounced sui.e.is. l'rie linir the miulit hert( le.it this morn- iw ero itlvea to the best dancers each . seat ill San Marino. California jiiiB on the branch line train, hound , nlsht and refresh uieiits, consistiiiK j placed ill the hands of a board nf for Knterprise, where he will be'of strawberries and cream: ice i self-perpetuatinK trustees, subject to I for u few days utlending to aon. e jcrea maud cake, li iiiou.idu and dif-junly the life-interest donors. These business Euattera. ;ferent kinds of soda was served to j deeds cover over 500 acres of choic- , line (lancers, mx htlliilrcd and lorty-.est land in boutnern calllornia, to. and University l.ihruriea of Kiiirlaiul wilt soon be opened io the public at San .Marino, Cal., accordini; to (ieortte Wutsoif Cole, librarian of the Henry K. Huntinuon I.ibraryi and Art tlaljery, San Marino, in an ad dress before the meeting of the Am erican Library Association here to day. Mr. Cole explained that, two months ntro, "by deeds of trust 'exe cuted by Henry K. Huntington and Mis. Huntington his entire country- was Local News In Brief In Charge of JUHdy-to.U e:u Miss Laura Pennington, of five people were jut "sent at i threo dances. Die mn.-ir heinc bv 0ea" i Wim'B ,:ivm iin-hiir .vlii.,lri, vi-lili-l. tello, Idalio. arrive-4 in Lu runde.- n!.1Vin,' iiu 0nnri. u-,,,1,' rllinM nit nuts uari ui wem uiui tin W. W m W or. Mrs, & July 21-7 Chautauciutt at City jiner. i'uik. Wins I'oiij K. Jaeobsou, for the suiu- accetpled a position with French and tlreen in charge of the ready-to-wour departinout. Miss Vtuniugton is tin experienced clothier and haa been la tho ladies' reiwly-to-wear busi ness for some time. county. I'mfessoi' llailey in City . Prof 1? II niiiL.v lwtn.1 ftf (lie ii a sines won me Mieiiand pony , Kl)!iu srtl0u8 Bpent touav ln iM .given away by the Quality Meal rau,,e im 1)U!jjIllf s. His town pllll- Market in a contest that , haa beeniL,d of a good oelebration this vear hi piotress ior some lime. dll(, t() tle cmhIR.,i eflorts of Mr. I llailey and other citizens of Klgin lii'K for lew Days land he was receiving propeV con- Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kivette are I eriUuhiUunj from La (Jrando neonle ri-volutionize civil fiylng. an artillery again at home for a few days. They 'who attended. colonel opines it will not he of A marriage license was issued to,""8 '"'' K extensively tor, ,..... uenem io a, ones .,, .v,,. me iui!i lew eetvs. mil J I lulls IMU' " " According to the Orapliii: tills of- Haclc Today Mib.i Avis Maguire. who has been in Klgin for the ipast few days, re-1 turned to her home today. i HEUOTfTO BENEFIT ARMIES Marriage liirensi' theipetlur with u palatini residpni-e fi:l-; cd win art treasures among wnicn are antuiue bronzes, tapestries, and forty masterpieces of hnulish port-, taiture from the brushes of 'Koyuolds ' (inin-boioutfh, Konnicy, Reyhmn anl others. j "The I. Hunry building only three or, four hundred feel away, though not complete, has been built to contain j one ot tne most, imnorinm owe- " ! tions of books and manuscripts everjj ; brought together in this country. The 1 rnllei'tion of American history rivals,1' ! if indeed it does not surpass, that of j B j the John Carter Brown Library it i Piovidence and that of tho Lenox co!-l! (Hy AMsotiaiea rresji) ' ! lection of printed books rehiling to LnXPOX, July r.-lVhi!p the! California and to the 'W-est Coast fully! i Hrennan helicoptor U expected to t'tjuals' that of the Haiu-roft Library1' at Heikelev. Its folltction of miinu-.i sciipts relating to the history of this country is unsurpassed. ' Kajsers and Van Raaltes Silk Underwear In .plain 'iiul drop fctiirlieit wciive in ill tlics il;iintiy w;iiili'il ci'lni'.s iiicltkliiifj llcsli, orchid, liiiiizc, pt-ac's and hliiiiU. FRENCH & GREENE Eeady-to-Wear and Shoes Mack KUis and -Miss Kmnia Koll hoff lato -Monday afternoon Suiuptrr .Man F. L. Wilson, a citizpu of Snnip. tor. fa a La Grando businejs visitor r1 V "1 J u,ul1 -''" today. He arrived in town last evu-l,fnK at 7: - "' ' nine and roKistoted at the Savoy. j ; ( Kl-gin .Man In Town j A. L. Baker, who makes his honit; t : in KIklii, Is in La Granda for a tew of Kanu.'la. ar-. i,,VM nn inisfiii'ss and is Ktonninir .. T " , No- 4. tho east bound train, due Meeling I'oslpoiml I in La Grande at 3:110 o'clock In The regular weekly meeting of J the morning, camu In 40 minutes Die city commission was postpone ! ; late and No. . eastbouiLd exnress train, arrived in La Grande at Overnight Hen' Mrs. Martin Kin: rived in La Grando last evening and ilt'tni( i-'olt v spent a snort time litre as a fcuesi; of the Hommer, jWallowan at Foley iitiog in La (iraiule W, Mrs. RAW Goodman and daugh ter, iKJiothy, from Syokine, arft no o'clock instead of 7:17, causing the branch line train to pull out about 20 minutes lato. No. 6 curried ti cars of fruit. Home from Northampton, Mrs. Daniel Boyd and children ar rived this morning from Northamp ! ton, Mass., where tiny have boon ficer kh s such a nun Inn. voiild provo nu easy mark for a modt-ru "archie" or aircraft gun, its very stability proving its downfall. "U whh difficult." he declared, to hit an ordinary airplano flylim lu.OOu! feet high at the rate of lot) mil-s an hour, hut wo did it. What about a stationery one?" WIipu It was pointed out to Iflm that the new machine claimed to b'e practically Invisible at 5.000 lt t. DESERTER ASUS rnn inn nnmun uti m mm visiting with Mrs. Goodwin's motll- Ol.Vri'IA. Wash.. July . Tin Iiiiiius division of State Auditor ('. the officer replied: "With !iiod?ru ; W. Clausen's office haa discovered developments in untl-siir'-raft a'!il-;llie most inidacloua ex-soldler on F. Shields arrived In La I for the past, year while the children lory we could plns'-r tile whole ri'cord. His claim for n bonus was P.r:,iifle l!,ui oveMlnir I't-nm hii lifMiie. i attended school in that ritv. Thev urea Vilh IiilMi evnlosiv vhel..- from I reit'cted last week on thn ground in Wallowa and registered at thelwlll spend the summer at their I the explosion nf which not: Im: could i that he "refined to aerve." Tliisl' Foley. He is spending a few days j home in Knti'rprlse, returning to the I escape. Don't think that the ':ir- inan deserted three months ,fter hej 111 La Uranile on ollslness. leasi 111 uiue ior llio opening oiicnie is an eui:ii? weap-m ny any eniisieo. jusi. in die uiniiirun -u nn- Any La Grande subscriber to the Observer who does not re ceive Ills paper by 8 o'clock in the evening, please call Western Union, Main 24. and a speciul messenger will deliver n copy. school. Mr. Uoyd met them In Ln Vlsliiii!: I'im-iii Grande. Mr. and Mrs. li. O. Williams ar- . rived from 1'ortland on No. IS Dr. liable Here Tuesday evening and are visiting I i,.. HmI j,,.K A kki0i f nknr, with Mrs. Williams' parents, C. K. Jdrov,, to La Grande yesterday and. Happersett. . jnfier spending the evening as guests 1 ' of tile Soniiuer hotel, continued on Siipt. Ilollons llnek ,1(,r t,.ip to the coast this morning. hupt. w. ilollons reiiinied nom I)r. i!a.,n 1)0 ,e,embercd as a MAKllAfflfflRafiQaOa."1''"'' wl"" lu! SW"1 y'y "(! breeder of thoroughbred hoivies.-lin wwwwww lms morning looiung niter raiiroan inK tl,kt,n nlllv pr,zl(s ilt thc ,,, TA77 matters pertaining to the shoperaft ' ,jv(1 st0l.k gh(w otht.r Bml.ir JiL strike. ' shows. tnniinH' If w;ii nn v In it: i n Tn ,icv wit r Fur tour veurs IIP COUiS nol ritirinu ilwi Avar i lie fnnitfl: then bft was arrested aadli ! served u year's time In tho military!' i Trial by Jury. Trial by Jury miteda!' Alfred (hp Great, Tlnit unmui'i-li ointtied juries of '2 ineii, hut even earlier six Welsh and six Anylo-Stixnns netod as a jury In disputes between the Welsh and Saxnns, Dance Saturday Night Rex Hall IXJNliVS NOVIXTY OliCHKSTHA Leaves Tunlglit for roilland ;) fa linker Mrs. l.ou Given will leave this evening for Portland where she will Kelly's Comedians, who have been loin her husband and daughter and : . -. "" ",l ' . r.,,,,ll.. ...Ill .....,.1 .. 1, l,ii ...r,. hji mm n i .1 mm ' ... 1 . (Maker, where they will open thi; L1IU IHCU U'I'11D. evening in the Baker Gardens. Tim Til-City Musical lievue of 1922 will arrive in Lu Grande this evening and will have their opening night at the Gardens tonight. Down from Lostlne K. O. Allen, of Lostlne, urrlvjd in town last evening on the branch line train and is stopping luVe for !a short time on business. During , ,jt,.s (.. Vullcv his visit, Mr. Allen is u guo.it or i ,, , " 'iMrs. Ciitlrerlne Louis. the V." i. It, .iohnson and .MeGievor, of St Twenty .Minnies l.ale . "'"' " ai lived in i.n i.raiiiie Despite the fuel that No. 17 was I V on No ,17 and stoppw marked on the boaid as on time,:;"'",1" '.' ",,y U"re '"n'1""1'"! lit arrived in La Grande this morn- " r"Hsl """ l:M"- lug at ! : 15. twenty mlnuies behind ' " "' ". tl,B sehe iiiled lime. No rca.,oll for , "M''f to '"'f verdant and pro the delay was known. , , " I ' , W, "a",",K "' inany places in Idaho where nothing Jbilt sagebrush and dry lands meet Mnrrnw. who "" n"e woiuieriu OLD TYME DANCE Every Thursday Night at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers I rT A Yl CAM. AAt MAIN IfTlin Ol.DKST AXD MOST Jb, ItlOLIAHLH f.ui slu kt: j. I.N 'J'HH tTTV. All Hhorl. Calls 2."c . A II ....II.. ,,l r I'roniptly Willi f llonded Drivers, jFord & Georgejij L'"" MAIN 44 ' 'b-b&'k'k'k'ip Mere Man AR CADE. TODAY - FRIDAY coSTASil ' ; SAT UKJJAl a.-W t " I ,,AfSSl I fci?jafj K "i''.v'r, I won i v ) i-j' I '4J thiinks!" . '"" rvrw tni-h-i J irt jvti i ui nil . . iU ! jonn tmersoii-Ainta 1.00s i r f 'i-t) I l n a: m n aVJVl Mil if !I A annt.ln R'am At &Pl' Jf Heie on llnhiess Mr. and Mrs. ft. M. make their home in Baker, motored 1 tc La Gramle this morning and are' spending the day here attending to some business! matters. They will return to their home this eu-uiug. little valley here. I'n ion Merchant I M. S. Levy, a merchant of Uninn. J drove to La Uiraiule this morning i and is Beiuiing the day hero ou J business and visiting witj, fricndK , and relative!. He AjU reiym this I evening. t MUsionory Meeting J The Woman's Missionary society , of th Christian church will meft I with ihs. Chenaiilt at her country J home Friday afternoon. A liire i attendance is expected. Cars will haveho church at 2 o'clock. Zuber Hall Modern Dances Every Tuesday and Saturday Music by IMPERIAL PEP ORCHESTRA L. R. Spencer, Mgr. Ik CARR'S . ff! For Credit - U. i.Jt'.i jk .. t'.r i''ii :' .1 i No Interest Arrow Shirts GOOD shirt arc W tVie man who rays the shirt prirf ol ln.Uv, and we make it Jt b- , tics to we that he grti raluc coi tiilrnt with thr investment like p.iaranieed value. Value i lht are n"t merely promised Niiwhw li ire delivered under m label thai ftaruL for thc yo of thehiirirest hirt ni'"'a;trrr in thc world' Uw maker of tli.'Arrot." Ihikeiite line William Onborn, a resident of linker, is spending the day in L i (irandf) att'ndiut to wi;nn Ini sinews affairs. Mr. Osborn arrivl in town hist evening on No. Ii3 and in stop ping at the Savoy. St;i'k from )( The haze anl sninkf thst hn fill, wl tit1 nil ' In the (;in'ie Kmde val l-y, is rotuinic trom lh coMt whert m -rl fort t xry located. As ?t no lir have ii reported In tii ia o-liuu. Prices $1.45 to $6.85 Ur. :i1 fr. W. M. HU. of jii.nui, lorid;. am:d ia Im ;et' trd'4if on lhir it ill !. " I t'irtrtt. "Tha Stof Willi a Cons'cieuc' ' 1103 Adam 3 Ave, . 11:. fv ''II. Ue, :. l et urt:. .Ih iiml'lllllg. !:( ti ii ai-o , OIIIIL I ! Willi the lln.if ai.d Jul Jrii.nd. iie l'.l lro;. I'url lii I e left La Crande in rliHii:rt of (im ,w-n' i)-ltlg t.il.i.-n Gil is' Aid ocw ly Sunburn You are Bound to Get It TK'Y , Unguentine Almond Cream Velvet Lotioa Santlseptio- Lotioa LVii'tul3 li thf Sv'i-it H v T S ' .A (XKAN-UI' SA LK OF J1ATS Out' line, i.l' IimIs, vjiIik; Id V.W) for $4.08 Children's Xtniw JIuU 49c Xoii-Skid IIhIh ,..50c and $1.00 Skull Cups 25c Chililren'.s Wash Hals 49c and C9c All Other Hats Half Price. Onne curly ami get best eholcc. ; ' ANDREW'S -VARIETY. I Sold Undci . m ift 1 Ml a "iioncv-iaciv Warrant of Quality. We felnrifl squarely behind each pair of our work talons because we know . their st rong poiuts (1) Solid Irf-iillicr IiihoIi'8 and Ottlsulca. (2) AH l.cutlicr IIitIm. A (3) Sole I.cullicr Couiilcrs. , I 3 (i) Full Donlilo tit. Tors, mill (iio(l Wt iglit I i)cr. Ivarh pair is strongly put together built for good Kervirc oiider hard, cvery-day wear.. Our prices are low in keeping with tho neces sary economy of today. Come to Us for Good Shoes : . Shoes Wa Know and Can Quickly Prove Are High in Quality Low in Price. O o O II I I ' jLga-P'tfiwsgTo s'i -h.u yijr &a o i. .,.4.
