La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 10, 1922, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, July 10, 1922 T.V ORAVnfi (VnSEUVER PAOE SEVEN THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley! i";. ' ,,, V '; time toj,-;), ft 1 ,rls, v fl'-l'-tr. M T Cl.O'.rC- T THE COIJMTY E.AT- . ' J')'- ' c .V- TTijfeL':r5 15 OOIMG Mij.T -r- ('J Local News In Brief Social TiU'Mlay The Sodality girls will hold an ii-ar crvam social at the home ot Mis. J. F. U'Cumii-ll. 1104 O avenuo, Tuesday eveuiiiK. The public is in. viti'd. NEW TODAY Went to Wallowa Lake Kverett Uenuett left ye3terduy morning on the branch lino train, bound fur Joseph, where he hail led his motoreyele. Ho hoc ti red the ma chine unit droo back to La Grande in th jifleruoon. Circuit Court in September Jude J, Knowles announced today that tin- eirruit court would not meet iu Union county aRilu un til some time later in the year, probably about September or pos sibly later. Workman went to first on an error and Knight, tlio fellow "Ked" Alex ander hates to pitch to, busted out the Ht'coiul homer of the ame, which FISHING CONTEST HKI'.l) BY 'those eight r ins put the game awav WlN(i, FIN A N i KLKhFOOT CLl "II1 just as much as if the score had been Sl'NlhV Y, JULY Hi. AN!) M()MA Y.I liO to 0. Cove counted ugain in their Jl'IA 17, HAMilET 7:00 I". M, AT: half of the fifth, when, with two iMKTHOliIST UU lit H MOM VY, linen on bases, Fulp hit to Workman, Jl'LY 17. ALL CATCHES Ml'Sliwho, instead of throwing to first and JIE AT OKK(;o.S li.VKOW AltK & ileUint? one run in, threw wild to home, IMPLEMENT CO. UY 6 P.M., MON-!nnd both linuille and Orton scored. DAY. 7-l0-2t In the same inning Hoscnhaum stop-j 1 ' liud a sure home run b y 'Mted" Alex-j Score By Innings. La 0 1 0 6 2 0 0 0 0 x 8 Cove ' 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 ti Suinmury. Krrors Crews, Hosenbaum, lev (2), Davis. Home runs- e'. Knight- Three base hits Roy Alexander. Two base hits Murchi son. Stolnn b-is"s Win-knwin f M 10 J Con--Hiek- Knijfht, HickeY, Dvist Ray Alexan der, Con ley. Sucrifrte hits Knight, Walks Hickey, (Jarrity. Strike outs Alexander, 10; Mclnnis, 0. Runs responsible for-t-Midnnis, 4; Alexaii der, ti. - Credit defeat to Alexander, victoiy to Mrinnis. Time of game, two hours. Umpires, Alstott and ChiMnrs. KOI! ?;ALK two bulk thur Haniann- Leaves fur Siilt Luke Clyde Bunting and wife, accom panied by Mrs. Charles Itedlimtield and rsen Hryndt, left this morning for Salt Lake for a two weeks' visit, They are driving through in a new Maxwell. Trade for work iuuso, wagon gj am beds. Ar- r aimers l;, , . V-10-Jtj) FO 'K3ALK Iie ciierrie-;, gallon- Iick cht-mts Stcond house east of Flour nts a v'uursi'l!. .Mill. -10-21 FOR SALK Reed buggy. I'hone atW-H. Pric FUR RENT Three room iurni hed apartment. Kelley Aparlnu'nt: Phone 281-W. . 7-10-U Hack (o .losenh Pete Martin, who spent a short! FOR RENT Furnished n time iu La Grande attending to 1 light housekeeping. 151 some business matters over the wel'k ! Ave. end, returned to his homo in Jo-, soph this morning on the branch f FOR RENT Two-room furnish ii; The game was fyood dean baseball linn train. I apartment, phur.e 'il.VW. 7-IO-2t ' throughout und just a case of the I belter team winnng. Baker plaved To Visit .Alothei- , (WANTED Salesman, SlOO.tto nni! Haines yestcrdav and Union battled unkr wlu'ti he caught a long fly bull with one hand that was as pretty a ratch as has been made on the local field this season. From the fifth inning on both I teams played errorless ball and" not another on Loves team even reaching tirst while only one local fellow reached third. The crowd was the largest turn out , 'that the local field has seen this year ami all ot them went loco in the oiirth when liickev homed- Mtinnis was working like a top yesterday and when the local fellows began hitting "Red," the whole Cove team lost heart and began playing mechanical ball. After that I.Mk'lnnis lS f'"'! bad them swinging like rusty "ates, danisi funning nine men and giving thent 7-lu tf ;niy three singles in the last six inn- e sir. .IMf!1! Mrs. J. Sheu rd, of Athena, who has been visiting with her daimh tM Mrs. O. L. McDowell, for sev eral days, left this morning for hr home, accompanied by her daugh ter who will be with her mot her in At bona for some time. commission to sell uai aritei , cord Elgin. tires direct from factory ;.t bwet prices. GoodsttK'k Tire Co., I Km! S. Michigan Ave, Chkv.K'', 'Illinois. 7-lu lip New Shipment of Strap PUMPS . Until Lw ;iinl .Military JIoHs. Patent Lralliei-, low lied, one strap, welt solo, a splendid value, per pair .' $5.50 .Kid pumps, low heel, ne strap, welt soles," just ieut pattern, very dressy, per pair $6.50 Kid pumps, military lied, one-strap with eut- t lie tiling for summer, per pair $5.50 FRENCH & GREENE Eeady-to-Wear and Shoes l'l;'.tii I en lily Man ll Fotest Ryder, real 1A( ' H 1? i v 1 w -as ls - ?T. Z 7 7P TP R F 7 W fr July 12. -8 n. in. Concert by ' r Municipal Hand flt corner of ! v T and North Fir. '. July 21-27 Chautauqua at City 4 Park. v- . KiHlltr SOU Chui-cli I'icnic F. S. H-H, if lioise n turned to The M.. K. eliiucli south expa ts bis home this morning after visit to hold its annual picnic tomorrow. VK here with his son, C. C. Bell. Elgin is iu the city today on busi- Mv. (ramer Ill- Word was received from Parker, Orpuon . Sat urdav of f bn KerimiH III- st-.ite man ofj1;ess uf j OrHmer, former secre- Siiiolay on CatlK'i'inc Ci-eek Ed. Boy Ian spent Sunday motor ing up 'Catcherino creek. I Nate Y.w llatrlc'iy ilel and lainily itn-s at the I'uiou fish were vis-halche'ry tary of the local Y. M, ( A. Ac cording to the- report, he. is in a critical condition. Itt turns to Everett Miss Blanche PeHTKon, of Ever ett, Washington, who has been vis it ing in La Grande for about a wcik's time at the home of Clyde Peterson, returned to her home this morning on No. 17. WANTED Man with car to , low-pticed Cord Tires made, per week and exptne. The Co.. ;hif Canal, Bend bur, Michigan. Wo -10-1 tp HEMSTITCH KG j-nd Pic.nin tnchinent. Fit - nnv Ki-wwiLr chine. Piice S2.U0. Economy Sabv Co, Billings, Mo:it. 7-lil-0tpl nt-iiiii- Attends Ball iamc Mrs. l(u bo D.ivis spent Sunday in La Grande taking iu the bu-H game. Sundny. He 'J'o I n loii on Business W. H. Casey h:ft fur lMi:on this morning on No. 4. Shopping i 1,. J. Lindsay and wlfn spent Sun Idayin Union visiting Mrs. Lindsay's I unfit!, Mr. Clark, manager of the ' Union hotel. Trains on Time All' of the trains. No.'s A, 21, 17 and (i, came in today on schedule time. (in's t llei-mistou Frank Tuekey, of this city, Sunday evening on No. 23 for mi-ton, wliere be has accej.tcd sltioii on .the O.-W. Overnight Here M. Barnes, of Nnmpui, ltlaho. spfnt last night iu La Grande as a y nest of P. E. Wyrick, continuing on his way to Walla Wiilla thl.i niornine; on No. 1 7. He will be iu Walla Watlu for some time attend ing to some business Interests then rUnrjiing to Nampa with the Inteu- lef't tiuns of stopping at La Grande again Her- .Mntoring to Baker Mrs. Otis Veal lnft this morning to 'spend the week in Baker at the Any La Grande subscriber to the Observer who does not re ceive his p;pr by S o'clock in the eveniiy.:, please call Western Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. .Motors to Union Seth Shrine and wife motored Union yesterday, spending th wit h Mr. Sin iue's brother, J. Sirrine. on his way home. ESTRAY Red cow vilhw!;ite fi,--, fnsh. Biandid . over li .r mi riiriit stifle. O. C- 1- leshman, Fanners L"). .7-10-tf WODDCHOPPEK'S iV.ANTED-.2.()0 per cord. Inquire 1 ib-'t N avenue. Phone -lo'I-J. 7-10-2tp Ari'ENTIO.N, K. of P. There will be woi k in tin Monday, July Kltii, 8:0i p. : t nights urge d to attend. FttANK A. TURNER, C. c. ranks, i. All To Visit n( Enterprise Mrs. Itabert F. Smith, of Entt'r- S prise, accompanied by Mrs. E. C. tojMuhime, Jr.; of Sebastt)pol, ( Hlifor iavlui.i. It'll this morning on the brain h C. Speittl Sunday in , 'nve Mr. iind Mr.i. Hugh MeCaM, of tliis city, b'H Saturday ovmi't; f(-r Cove, where they spent Sundny vis 'illng with J. U. Price. They ref turned to La ti ramie last evening. I Spending Vacation Here ,3&&QI?&$9fti Mr. and Mrs. Hay Williams roriianci are spending ineir vara of JAZZ Dance Saturday Night Rex Hall LO.NKY'S NOVKI.TY OliCHKSTHA ftion ;tt the homo of Mr. and .Mrs, ; E. Happersett. yr. Williams i 1 brother of Slier w nod Williams. I : I I Hetin-ns to Pendleton .Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Smith :if Pen. diet on, arri ed in La Grande Sat urday and spent the evening as guests of the Fob-v, They, returned to their home l.it evening on 23. line, train, bound for Enterprise, where .Mrs. Muhinie will spend some time visiting with Mrs. Smith. She arrived from California yesterday and the two ladies spent the eve ning ns guests of tho Savoy. 1W -1 HEW 'nil i 1 brfl ! a A I; OLD TYME DANCE Every Thursday Night at " Zuber Hall P. J. Powers Here She IsGood As New 4? 4 4? 4 1 ; ITAXi44l; ! 4 -JfTIIU OI,l)l:ST AND MOST A i;r:i.i.Mii.io taxi suuvieis I'll 10 ("ITV. All KliDit all iir,e All ciiIIn iinHWercd I'liMiiplly n lilt Hoiitlcil Drivers. jrFord & George Baker People Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tompkins of Bnlter, motored down to La Grande Sat u rday evening and were joint 'd by G. K. Eockwood, of this city, continuing on to Elgin, where they spent tho night. Yesterday the par ty went on to tho head f Wallowa lake and returned to La Grand; and thence on to Baker. They re poitid the trip as being "ot tho finest.'' POKTLAM), July JO. -' Ci-MIe werr; steady today. Calves were rt cents higher. Hsh w re 2a fonts ntglier. Prime ligiits wen $11.7;' to $12.2ri. Slieep Here Kii'ady, laiub being higher. S'prin'g lambs were $10 to 11. Eg!s wery steady and butter firm. Wheat was $ 1 .on to $1.11. can- MAIN 44 (.IK'S lO 1 1! i-l C.ilhnlic on .. linker A. K. I.nc clillnli. Kit -I, hound for r Nov I see how the Cross-stitch stops the Garter Run. True Shape Hosiery with its patented cross-stitch fea ture is only one of the many pleasing and practical articles of wear we now offer. Let us replenish your wardrobe from our large stcck of newest goods. Ladies' Hosiery I 'lire silk, pair -"r 1 -T- Synthctii' Silk, pair .fl.")' Silk Lisl-. pair 7-V MEN'S HOSIERY i'ttiv Silk, pair 7-V Synthetic Silk, pair ! Silk Ji.-lo, pair 40c CHntClothiery "Tha Store With a Conscience" 1108 Ad.uns Ave. be will spend a ixlu m ing to La , priest of the this morning Baker, where short, tima Grande. before liuhier Man Here Chilton MarFliaL. of Imbler. was a La Oii-inde hnsin'ss visitor over tho wi'i k-end ri'turuLi;; to his home today. During his visit he was a guest of tne Savoy. Hack to Altoona Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mathew, who make their home In Aittiona. IVn., left La (irandt this morning, bound for their home bv wav ot Portia ii and California, where tliev will stop Green river for a short time. They arrived in 't. lh0 Grande Konde valley several I 'T tlays ago and were gui'sts of dack. T.A flP A TTT1 T1 I'IKE.S AIH-: CIIIK KED fy Assori.-itcd lTOHS SEAT'li.E, July 10. Cool und cloudy weatlnT in western W.r.-iiing- ton aitleo lorest me I The most si-rious fir tn. t, at E.tiouvill A new l ire is two firi-H on the have, burnt! thi'inseives I e Offer For Sale "Willi cylinders KKGIiOUND, AND FITTKI) WITH McQuny Norrla l'lston IJIiih. Pistons uiul Tins, your imilor la inactlcally na good ra new," nays tho eylinder ref;rludur. ' . Molorlsifl are just tioKinnlns lo renllze how murli adile'l life, Olid nilleiiKO. ran lie cheu their ears by IiiivIiik lylllwlcl 8 reHround, and new rlnr.s. plslona and iilns installed. When Ihose Ihreo vital mills uro renuweil In a reeruuiid eyllniler bluelt. thu result is pruc tleally a new motor. In every section of tho country are shops which sperlallzo 111 rOKrludini; equipped wlih special tools und machinery for tills work. Your repairman can teil you whether new piston rings nlono are all your motor needs lo hrint: hack its lost power, or whether tho cylinders of your motor noed rcgrlmliiig and comipleto now riiiK, piston and pin ciiuipmcut. There Is a iMctJuay-Norrls KltiR made from Kloetrlc Iron for every purpusu and price; specially deslt.nod nnd manufne tuied for reiilacemeiit purposes each typo designed lor the par ticular motor It fits. All standard sizes und over-alum. Au ex tract from ilcQuay-Norris, Haiurday Kvenlng l'ost. ' You can net quick service from ui; LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS La (jrande, Oregon 1 1 lid "ay oy naclii u nig. ml ' heiiiK held anil -r '';! I si reels. choieir lots on Y avenue he North Kir and North Birch Each of these lots is so orated that they make a verv de sirable property to build on. Terms can ba secured. son Lewis of Elgin for a few davs. then spending the week-end in La G)i:i!ide before leaving on their re-' turn. I Bet urns to Work Albert Br inker, w ho is employed by the O.-W. company, on the b;il last work above Baker, returned this morniiiK a ft or spending Sunday in the city visiting with friends. r.vthlun Sifter to Meet The Pythian SiMors rnt-i t. id the home of Carthy. LMOI ak sin tla v al t'-ruoitii . w it h and Mrs. W. A. Mo M rs. ub v.!llb J. A. Mc- t, on Wednes Mrs. Mr('arth s as hostesses (ioe-; to Entei o i--e Mrs. A. B it-h. who spent la si '. v o n i u as a gin t of the Smium-i l:otd, l'it tins in urn ing on tin brunch ( lino t rain, bound for Ea terprlse. Enterpi ix- isilor D. 11. Alb'n, who makes his home In Entoi priM tirrive:! iu La Grande yestoi day and is here for the day at tending to so mo business matters Mr. Alli-u is a guet of the Eoloy. Ovi'r from I nfon Mr. and Mrs. Getrgn Baird. Mis Tony Smith nnd hr daulitor, Jane, tirve oor t I. a Grande this morn iiiL and spent the att' intum in town ultonding to business matters. duduo lauford l,eme- .tinli:o T. H. Crawford of this city t y.-storibi.v lor Lo Auatdes. whoro. h' will be for s;;vt ral weoks i i t i i . ir ;it the home of his son, C. H. Crawfirr. Bet urn trom Bat es Lloyd and Omar B.ruwHt passed thrmiL-h this nioiniiu or. i:)'jr to TebH ay' t alt'T itit-ndint,' races et Si;ttio tho Kourth. hoys ?;iv ti.iM !!. races could ha e been better. wav t Ik The not Slilkeis to C. A. CI No. rj:::: D. L. M- i IIM'tO' d to l"tid a iu" Hid 1 .Metting s-'T, prenid-'iit of I. A. of M. . ';naneia! locr ntirtton ton.iv : ot tbe em' tl, lor a ; ant) tarv. o at- t.tk. LUMBER OUTPUT 1 IS LESSENED The last the pioduction of lumber week .was small beciiuse of rouiin oi .mi snuuiown. At mis sea -on it is customary to overhaul the out al first :awn;:lls carefully, to repair niachin- and ilickty iiv aii'l sometimes to install const 1-f-iablt new equipment. This year, nowevor, indications are that lumber manufacture) s will make only abso utoly r.ecessary repairs and will ie ume salving as soon as possible. The t ason or. this is that demand contin ics to b,. excellent and still exceeds production.- Stocks at manufacturing joints, therefore, continue to be low .tud arc not so well usMirtetl as ship pers would like to have them. Lum ber manufacturing is b"ing pu.-hed out it seems doubt ful if the tot'il utput can by gi catly increased. In 'onie sect it ms ciinmon labor has left the sawmills lo work in nine harvest I icltis, while in other cases there is. t .-car.Mly of skilled workers. Thos; 'actors nat ui ally affect production in , rentier it difficult to add night iii if ' s wh'.'i e only tme shift is now .-uniting. Hoiiand, according to the Amrii :an Lumberman, continues to coim 'iom al! classes of trade. Home btiild ng is very active in cities and sub Ji bun territory, w hile a steady and proniisii g ii.ci t a-e in tlemand from h" st ne ly Hiral sections is making ltsdf felt. 'Retail lumbermen who sell piimipally to the farm tratfe are not overburdened win business, but they are getting a fair sized volume and prospects fur nn increase are es- eedingly good. Prices a- a whole have shown no change- 1 The ion, td" the market is firm ami desirabl" -t'k sells without a great deal of litTcuky- WINNER AGAIN (Continued trom Paije One.) for that put Kn-uht on fin-1- Theiso; uck out, n'li'i'ii; tn" side. t The sr-eo?;d ini -jr v as tJt'iit but in' third, the Pi-a:. grnbbeil o half!! lo'A'IJ bats aii ! sl.iU'-il to d.-rno) ' h the Fa i niers' nioui;dsr'i;:n whii-b they did. Five lur,-; crss"rl the nl.ite' in that c;n!o a: id the old fight jn aliout left Cove. Workman, Crew arid 'rcnsrunanm sitij-'ietj, i rev.:i .sent- : :njr 1 hit fin First slreM, 50x1 10 reel. It bus lino' shade trees, fruit tree?.!, eily water on Mot. Sewer eounec- I lion, cement walk and a cement foundation for small house. In a line resident suction. 1 lot on Spring street, :-h able for residence. de- most any location in Also lots i Grande. 11 you nro In need SEE t;s workman u'u mg Crews in. Ai a hot one into the in Boseubaum, but Tl:-i got h: of the season, see him. Johnson, win I'd, and Mclo-iis con hi n't do a i!n: Just to show tin I Knteiib; urn brin Uhii KuiirhL hit field that broughi M'iglif was thrown ii got a liae bii fo'nl home run n;r Bud abend oi -f. Ca, ritv walk-iM-fi. ,ru Cove fi the ni't inn in. I-':;. -met i that ibf-' ... in h" II"-' La Grande Investment Company 1201 Adams Ave. Phone Main 7 Billable Agents for Bolkiblo Insu ranee Companies A.R'G.A'D.E. ZIG ZAG TRIO EDWARDS & KELLI "Those Funny Fellows" ..He Got"Vamped" BOB MILLIKAN BENNETT & CULVER "Musical Ocmedy a la . '". Carte" "The Love Boat" Also IRENE CASTLE , ''CONVICT 993 TUESDAY ELSIE FERGUSON in "FOOTLIGHTS" y II 'I T .H 1 jtt t. jn a wis q rt 9 THE GARDENS MONDAY AND TUESDAY JULY 10th AND 11th TAYLOR BROS. COMEDIANS PRESENTS . A FOUR ACT COMEDY-DRAMA No Interest 'IRT il i I i 1. WmM5l Tip for Lloydi. Subhead "P.rideiooin buys Insnr-nn'-e aait.st rain -ii wedding day." How about a jM.ti.-v against vjoaMs Ipter on? nT.ti-me up ud a a, a. Bo- Toby's Vedding Day' Under the Direction of Jack Taylor va v IN HOT WEATHER IT IS POSSIELE TO GET SOME RELIEF !y mincing 11k; iu inil-i-01' irinciit.s ymi vc;ir. "Wc'vi! ;i ik mIci- iind luitli-l' W'c j-cdiK'c the wcijiit OI' each ariM:-iil And Hie result, is (Ihj Sal isl'ael ion ol' lieine; Well p;riioiii(d and eoinrorlalily 'lad on Hie hottest davs. ASH BROS. 'The store that keens faith with the people." TO J i u 1 toa Trana';r.yt.