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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1922)
PAGE TCTflTTT I! LTV f!T?:NTVrc EVENTKO oTiSKTCVEU, MmHlav..Tn1v'10,'1f22 Wclleslcs 1922 Oarswomen A NATION-wtDE I ' Nil ' . i h mn-ru nun linn ! WAGON SCALES! Dependable Westenhaver & Gilbert LA GHANDK oiu;. MirftfsititfifMyi Iy Wh.rY- llrfcli-' in lltliaWtlWiiti'.tt ni'ti'iiki'Vi''f' f'-fc fti..V'itft Vin TSiir1 - ' Et fi'l ; r S BINDING 1 ' TWfJVS ; B,' nt c Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. uw. risn i,.mh:i HAMIIUHG, July 10. The rWnT. nun or Alltmwt rdcr h.iv taken n morn lively interest tn (1m i i- oei-n-patton tdn-e a veteran c)Hc:i!:iiM re cenlly landed h rm atai'Meon w.-l-'h- iiiK 1S )iiiiii(h (111 W It 1 1 1 lit! I'l'JI I -i'oil approximately i MO marks. The f Ml van found to t on (a In li :i pnuiulti ' f ','iiv.dr which Hold ;11 Hm.", marlta n pound, while Ha leinalnhi:: ii; t went for ) H in.irks pound n Hit? Handier,; market. Tree f.Jtda by No Means AUkc Tree sci'iN n ry greatly In Dip amount of tlnii they take before they Hprotit. Seeds of Hip Kent in ky coffee tree nue.t lie In llti' j: round nt hunt tun years before their hard coals are Milllrli'iiUy H.ilti'iu'tl to allow Ihe sprout to ennpe, while t oil on wood M'i'tlH die within n few hours If they do not f;ilf on favorable soil, (nsci-: HAi,i July io. ;. Salisbury h hauling gravel to pre. pare tlx pk for the wetting of ii Ik larue w'igon scales. Juaniia Spencer Ih visiting rotu t.: vH in Union (IiIh week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anon left by ;nii Sunday morning lor I'orlland, where tiny will vi.-.lt lor ten days. f While they am away Miu'Siira An 1 :itn nu l mm Charlie are taking cure of t !in farm. !- Kriimt Dfl-oiiK and family and Geo. iJHcr and family spent the j i'ourtii in Halter. i Mr. ami Mr. W. It. (jekelcr and I : ltililrmi on jo v.l a. idr-anant Fourth :at I In; hianio of Win. Cit!kdfr. J A. K. Huff had two near afd jdcniK with ho'Hfrt lant wettk. Tilt's ida afternoon u horwo knocked him ! down, .U' ; j l on IiIh arm and hle liurtiny lilni finite badly. On Thurrt tiny us In; waH driving along one of l he titri'i-ts (n ,a (irandn a boy rilw thiirycd a firecracker which frlKhi-fiu-d tin; team trn hadly th-y stariefi , to run and only be mere chance a ; severe accident wan averted. Jiy toe linmly aid of 0. M. lilchey, -Mr. Half v.'iis Indpi-d out iif hiH predicanient , ami ever liiinj,' lighted. Mix. Kd. Htrinrliain and .ion Ralph, Mrs, ("ollver, .Mr. and Mrs. (.'onnei ! and chiidren. Mrs. Sara Aiihoii and sfn Charlie. Mr. and Mrs. J;-sso An. j ?on and Mr. ('. K. t Golden ami dan-Oiler Faye, jdenk-c-d on Whiskey creek the Fourth. M i' a . Alice Salisbury mnd family niolitieil to Haker, where they Mijoy eil tin- Fourth of July celeb rat ion. Mr-. A. F. Huff and jMrs. ChaH. Spencer ret urned Sunday evening Iiomi a ueveral daya' visit In Union. While in Fuiuii .!:?:. Si"incer'H His ter, Mrs. licit Knit-lit and Mrs. Ilar- ' Mc '!ay entert.iln I a number of fri etuis in her honor Friday after I minn. The former part of the wf-l ! Tmin wa spent In social chat In L ti.e midft of which Little Jack Mi n ( lay and AmaryJiis Miicht dellvereii j to M re. Siiencer a well laden ban- Uft which she KiMflniittly received, j i The basket was decorated in pink 1 and on i-ach side a dignified stork' l ad been place I In a posit ion a? , it he were Liianliii'i I he priont' t i-nnt "ill i. I 'pon unwrapping the i Kifts the recipient round the most. d;ii:iiy and useful articles for which :-!n ivpicsed her heartfelt thanks ti:'iiiK the a il ur noon. Mrs. Mct'aly i teacher of plocut ion. ve some huinoto!)!; ivadinH which Hie uesl. i-v. io'4-1 v ry much. Ainarylln Kitit:li( also coutiihutrd to the en, i e el a i 1 1 in en I by I e 1 1 inn one of her man v poeiiM. The hostesses served a twn-ciei rsc luncheon at the close if 1 hi. d'div-'iitt'ul a rternoon. Mr.-. Hull aii'l Mis. Spcm fe-i I H . -n. ' - '. 4 if- s JJ The ;, V Cnluiilliu. !: i " .n... i.vn. N V : !. ..! .!... i i. N V : Piim t ...... ) lav Oirttnln Hui!.:v::i I...lt j L K Incorporated 371 DEPARTMENT STORES .i. i; Item- Ak-nn I.ltllo. i .M'.Vi:., Uioul; . iiai i. Wooiimero, i, J'asanlc. X. J-; flMTiiFTOlTIi: Win IlliwJWWJUihl j . j Mr. HlldbiMln is Tu idw-eM's stuck iti Mrs. Fl.im Itrii-s parents ariiiK for Mr. their absence, mud baby are La Grande. (Speci;,i o STAkKKV. .hi it looks a iiiiie rain, rain la inu It iias been re :l section. A picnic was in which nearly ulso of Starkey took f ilKTVtT) Jo.- The w.-aOi-tliotiUi it iiiiihi ii'-d Ji"iv now. nil here for this attemh d Woman's of I'ninn. t(;iii coal i he -t club a put o' I hard show that the I by the citizens iat tird:iy e eninjr. re;ilie so many and Mrs. City, old M r. Island here. Tlufy 1 1n-ir daiiKht and Mrs. W. - 1 'ninth families: C. I liunietl (d linn settlers, are cat several days with 1 ; id son -Im la w, M r. A. J ioilh and atten L on the K.-ili 'll. I.. I nd cl ih""' Wile To Trap The Timid Trout Theron Rei era! of th -i outiui; of a ft noi;:iihmii":d, Mr. iieiM-e i Dlich i' 1 for four c.ii TJIK JJKST TACKLK il Till- IJKST ItMiSl'LTS. 'I'lici'c iirc llic Truul Simp! New Kinds line (ip:ciinens of rn..es jjrew in Ih valley unii! he witnessed and exam- ed the picnic ir.cd (he fine displav tif them in the U Hurnett ai d eNhlhits Hinl the ahuudance of lhf.e of I.dand ( it v wi re i -lieantilul flowers (hat were used; with Mr. lturii"tt'H sister, la the decorations of the floats. e-( An enjoyable i!a:ie wa hides, horses, etr., that took pa-t the W. A. Smith home mi i in Hie p.innh. The rose drill that of (he Fourth. Anions i!m i Mrs. M.iry McClay, assisted bv a I were Jerry Ihivhi and Mi ! iimnl). r of k t rls. put on In front of I'erry. i t he I'lliou ll'ile w:is cb'servinu til' much pri ie. Hoses e ry where i a ad one felt doubly rewarded lor taklni: I lie time to po and witness this beautiful little evtlit. Mr. and -Mrs. Arthur CoMeti anil M r. and M is. Win. Taylor and son IJervl, lelebrated the Fourth in 1'ove'and is im v w bile I lie C. V. Wilkinson I i inily J,a Ci amle. did their cdebrathiK in Maker. I Mrs. lia'ph Sullivan i'iul Clia ;. Spencer returned home ret u rued from I 'end!'. Ion. Flairs lny cenini; alter beini? rout llvai.'s Inalth is improvintr. thi'i" Wfchs 'putting up hay and , l, n;an ;';.i im.s is op- u : irri'.;alin the Laild placu which In -1 ar runuiiu; there, has leaded. J. S. litS,. took :t load Mis. Alice Salisbury is on theihops to La Grande Thu fa ick list. .Kie.l lloilik". I.daar St ri n vha mi enjoyed the; Wm. Uuhei is-m liourh: cen -bra tl i n at Fly in Tuesd'.iy. : milk cttws uf ,. lies Mr. Ji'il Mrs. 1ny Martin of Port- Mr. Uobertson expeels to land. Mi- ami Mrs. Wilbur .Martin jor o cows this winter, of Mum. GeoiLie. Joe ami Koo ituch-' Mr. and Mrs. John U ,ui:ta nf lliiiney ctiunly, Mrs. Jo- e( from a liiji to 1 .a t m phiiie Sjeiicer. Mrs. M. A. Ilaril. Suatiay on and I u Alvin Thornbure; Is cmpioe(i on t In- I'd a :n !i ii.';;s place now. I ia r est t inn; n.is conin in the Pend.etuii country and l(. U. .Sulli van and Harvey Campbell are shoe iuu' their saddle horses and prenar. in.; to takr! out about 70 or Sh iiead of work horses that have he'jn on naMuro for the past few months. The hoi sen belong . to ranchers in Lmatilla county. J i dm Gavin a'id raudda u liter, fh'ulah Stevens, of La Grande, and Mr. and Mrs. vi'!us. Lol'tus nas-ed through Starkey Friday. They stay ed o. cMiiunt at the J. S. Kose ln:ne and went on to Camp Carsti for a 1 wo moui hs' out In i. Mr. Gavi'i is an old time resident of Siiirkcy IP houief i home vt us Is demy. uded here o4 year-i now in La Grande. I Iroii .Pendleton. auo. Miss i student in S.icreci Heart ir. ana Mrs. Loii't arc ce and wife friends ee.i w d;.ys In tin i ampimr and as i mploycd 'est and Jo: i. H. lelf ii. io ed in a n Well l : :i ri ii.. n. ill i' 11 PACIFIC OFFERS PRIZES pr; to encourac,. exctdlence in i"! a a : 'ii e h;e been formed by the I.:i.:n:i I'acific ier h s in 15 counlie. ai ihis .-lair, pe;'oi dinn' to an announ i mej.t i;i;.c'; fumi the office of the ,-vtsid' l of the sy -teiu, (' . Gra-',, it Oit.i-.h.n. U mat ilia county is in- i .'hided in the comities where prizes thl'ee ; en Iat v. milk cU'.h l!s returc r.iu.le la. Men's Elk Outing Shoe i Longer Wear for Less Moiey $2- 49 pl These Shoes contain the real meat of satis faction. They wear longer and cost less than the ordinary kind. Men's Clineolale Elk Outing Bui Wade with pusset and half double nailed soles and chrome outsole. Thcso Shoes arc .favorites with a fjreut many men on account of their extreme comfort and long wearing finalities. Our prices arc lower than quality Shoes can he houghl for elsewhere because we purchase thousands of pain nt a time for our 31'J stores, thereby rffectintr a substaiiCal saving which is rellectcd in our selling prices. Men's Pajamas Of Fine Pongee I'ine lVn;'e i'ajan.ii? neatly trimmed with silk braid, frogs and ocean pearl buttons. These desirable gar ments are attractively priced at ftw -x Men's Belts Good Quality Leather Tongue belts with buckles and .snap bolts without buckles. Se lect black and tan leath ers smooth or grain I'm Mi. 49c Smart Summer Caps For Men and Boys For motoring, spurts and nil 'round warm wea i her w v n r. Llht veitfht Summer Caps of i-ilk, nudiuir, gabardine and I'alm l'.eiie h cloth, (iood, eonifoi ntble mid ser viceable. 'I he styles we are showing are new ami smart tin kind that no peal to every man and boy who seee them. En guud ry Cap an unusually value. 8c $1.43 $1.93 These smart Caps are shown in pleated, quartered and nun-piece models for men and boys. Made with non-brealiablc visors, full leather sweats and light weight mescaline lir.ings. Quality is high and prices are low on account of our tremendous buying power for 31li busy stores. t"LET YOUR .I!A,ii;U' iY r s -THR IjAUGKST THAI IV DKPAHTM K!T "STOltK OKOAMZATION IS THU WOKLIJ" No Mock Turtle for This Cat When .slart iiii;- I'isliinu', .-I art our Tae 1 i t hulking over .inc. t !n :i, i : run sntiti' ilay a h I a: I!.. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. inliluuulller Hol'o- an, I li'ith ll-irrisoit of '-a e, all ia. min is or the 0mti:i ii ai. . a laumiiiant itonacr lam l''c Cr.inile Itaiole alley nt lllhly aais. cnjnyail 'I'll!! r;:-' I. l aanu isit hie at tlU'lr chilli- j laiaie Tin. place ia kliuwll a!i! Ita. Ii taan place, lint nu n- ! ! catil insl reci'nlly ly Martin S'. n. I n. y also lsllial at the ln. Ml' m1' Clia. Sianccr. 'lul.. u-.ll be mi C.laimc meet-; I i. at I lie h ill III' "liahoul I he : aa.ilh ,il' July hill Ilia PIC. aims v. Ill !' nvalmai thu lie.t W etllH'. aa' in .tii:e-.t. A ;.;r'.-ial K 't.slett of I'mucna ' ili.nn.,. ill ha In lit at the evperi ni ni Ma'.lan in I'nion the thin! Sa'.iii.l i in JnU. Ail farm, rs ire imili'.l Tllari. ill ha Mpt'.lK'TM t'talll l). A.e. an. I a priiL' i-a in of al'O. l.i I , intieivM will he rrnvhleil. j t sfia it- tilan I'., av. ; Satin. Ia. A ed In la wli. i his ankle S" Little 1 ..'II I sl.K. hilt Bll a .lack Slai i i Mart Hose. 1 'a Wilsea ai hay in. A Mr. V. L-nst .1. St ,n ilalilv maaai Miss ,1, Chan, Her N himie nt' Mi I. a til'anila. i. I''- Ha-.". ID let Klein wv.iite Mr ami , s. family an.t itt the I'lilllth 1. M.aal IV ant! ret le V hi. I net' ,i. s. i; al (lavs vnsa has t hetle is lialiii; lliia w .varii Hnhert,a'n iiali;in.s him hani eat he,a now. stirve;,'i'ii; ft has tnn I n llaeey ! the 1 (hall. lie ay. a tr.itie, ond Jezebel, a cat. are two pets of a prominent .tea society woman. The two animals are Inseparable- will be awarded. The announcement of the system is a follows: The Union Pacific System offers to the boy between sixteen and twenty one years of a pre ranking the highest in the boys and girls club work for the year lill. in corn, potato, ' or wheat projects, in each of Uic follow ing" counties of the state of Oregon, a seventy -live delta r scholarship in the College of Agriculture, or thu Short Winter Course of the Oregon Agricultural College. Counties: Bakt r. Crook. Deschutes (liMiani, Uarne, Hood River, Jeffer son, M or tow Malheur, Multnomah Sherman, Union, Umatilla, Wasco, In addition, the Union Pacific Sys tem will reimburse the student for the expense of railroad transportation from his home to Corvnllis Oiego i, and return, over its lines. (At Seventy-five per cent on run it in club work. I Iif Twenty-five per cent on ac tivities of the boy in community af fairs. The winner shall be chosen from among the ten boys ranking highest the county eluo projects, as out d bv thn nTrit-uHural cnHogf. ki S'H.E-R.R-Y.'S LAST DAY (lOl.hWVX I'reMitts FRANK LLOYD'S PRODUCTION 'The Grim Comedian" -Jack Unit, as "Minimi It., Mar" Mariin, ih llr.iM.hvnv i.llei- . w h,,m r,.a ,, ,. i nm,. i,,,, t ; 1 1 . nix es a ri'iiiarktililc -i r,,nnane. in (I,i.Iu-,ii 1 1n-ill"! mu , In,!., play ,,' l,,tek-tai:e lilV -"Th tii iiit ( 'miietliaii.' Also Showing A Two Reel Hall Room Boy Comedy "MEET THE WIFE" v and flat Bettered KuntAnity. ry be:irt thai has heat stnmL' 11,.,-rfully ha- h-rt n bt'peful im- i!-:e I t hind It I" H.e world and bei i,d t he' tiadHinti of nmnktiid. Su' eni n. 1 Li Twice Royal Pt'incj. 11, ana ir- now both tlauph 'r ami Moli-r of a iiu'fn yountt li.ili ii h 1 1 1 of ymvii Mai 1,' f tin mama amt MUt of tho now nii. oB '(7'.' -'J tpTV1 . - - I ,Ve;-''i Ir Kooverized Groceries AHEHI TH8 THRIPTV THROMQ YOUR SALTATION THINK! i.k 'hiavu v tj wa, rrimvss XI ti, 10.