La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 11, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, Jlv 11, 1922 T.V TiTJANDE EVF.XTXO OBSEUVEU PAflTC FTVR THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley last -evening for .spending some time hero ut homo of A. L. Kubo, ltt urns to Purl land Mrs. E, J. Jortfensen and son Jink, loft Inst evening for Portland ; after spending the week.cnU hero ut ;ihe home of liter mother, :ura. Cuth ! erine Rhodes. Spukuuo lifter 1 turned with 17 large trout ranging g"" i hero ut the from 10 to 15 H indies loug. The;RV: fish ate now on display In the win dow of tho Li ;y hardwuro company. (NT) - un - he can't 5TAV IN TH'SEAT WHEN 1HAT COTRAPrjN GOES OVER TEN AAA MU.ES A V HOUR - i . lit (V- 7f HAriK iaiik' ' ..... .( V ,V5:? .-?-VV W TEN I j; . ,'- KctlllltH HoilH Edward MfKt-ni loft hint evening on train 'o. 2 on his way homo to M.t btoit. Washington. Mr. Mi-Kuril has been visiting at tho homo of Charity Montague. Here from I'nion 1 "Buck'" tinnibill, a well-known resi dent of Union t-pent yesterday an the city. r Cf ". HEWY ALTCATC'i Pl.tA'jIll-E CAP WI Oil Wily Homi' Adulpli liner, of I.ogHii. Utah, cuniu In (in .the lu;i in U Mult train lust evi'iiini; on his way hoiuu. Mr. : Maor has lice.i vihuiuk at mo nuniu j of Cutliurinu Zwi'lful o( Klein. I.a (iraiiilc VilU'N I J. L'. Wrluht ami wife, will I known residents of I.a Uranilo, . ar rived in Hie eity yesterday to spend Llio iuy vistiiiK with friends uud ! relatives. linker iliVald. Hall 1-layir In Wallu Walla J. Kaymond tiarrity id' ihe linal jball elul left this niotninir for V.'alli. ifAalla on u ewo days' lu.-ini'ss trip, j Spending Wcek-Knd with Aunt Litlle .Mai'caiei Hug of .Suniiner ville is t-pendinir the week-end with her aunt, Mrs. T. K. llelhniv. Leaves for Walla Walla Mrs. C. li. tiriffith, Mis. W. H lleseoek and Mis. J. A. I'.ewnnm left last evening for Walla al!a. Oi-er from I'nion Have South and 'I'M (Misnv, (, i; ion, were La vJrnnde visiiors yialer-day. HIM AMI K.n 'jlLb O'i LOWtW MAIN STf-LElT TCMf I - i Local News in Brief i To Hun Tlieali-i- Vincent Patrick left last eveniiiK fnr r:ilflu-4ll lihihn where he will ..,.,. m iwiiti,,ii In imti nf I 111! I theaters there. .Mr.. Patrick huH been employed here at tho Arcade theater for some time. Kxprcfs fninily A. K. Tam il, employed by t In state highway department, ia txpect ins his family to arrive here from Dallas. Mr. Turrill wil mako Ka (j ramie his tutuie home. 'isitin Sister Miss Ann Weiss, of Klin, is spVU'l nK a few d'lys here at Ihe home of her sister, Mrs. Chniley Sump. Visit in j; Ytsterday M. K. Morgan, of Kann ! i, and Mrs. Woods, of Duncan, were I.a (iramle visiloi s yesterday on lui iAu ss and pleasui.1. :l Jflly 12. S n. m. Conceit by v :!- Municipal Hand at corner of T and North Fir. v Juiy 21-27- Chautauqua at City Kt Park.- 5K3JK Woo wot-lli Manager l.cnics P. X. Uivnnon h'tt last eVvMiiug for Spokane on business. ;briuht from the ruilroad's viewpoint. I With a force that is lat enoiipii to h.indi'j tlie rmuttnu repairs ard t hree shifts ouch more in jtion .the ceneral prospect is b right em i;x jup. Mr. Itollons believes. j On Way lo Walhnva I Mr. ami, Mrs, , olin Dunn, id' Hood j River, passed through the city on ttlvir way to Wallowa. I Looking Over II ijih ways It. 11. Haldock. division HKineer of the state highway departnu-nt, lert yesterday morning for Harney county to inspect the highways in that section. Left for Wallowa J. K. Miller, of this city, left tltN ntornimt iin the S nan.h jim- ti am bound for Knterprise wlu-rc he will be for a .short nine attending tu some business matters- SALE! OF SPORT SUITS AND SUMMER DRESSES Starts Wednesday Morning All $.T).00 Suits Sale Price $23.50 All $2S-)0 Suite Sale Price $21.75 All 2.".K) Dresses Sale I'rice : $18.50 All $20.00 Dresses Sale I'rice $14.25 All $18.75 Dresses Sale I'rice $13.75 All $17.75 Dresses Sale Price $12.75 All $1(1.00 Dresses Sale Price $11.75 All $i:S.50 Dresses Sale Price $ 9.75 All $12.75 J tresses Sale Price $ 9.00 All $10.50 Dresses Sale Price $ 7.90 AU$(!.(K) Dresses Sale Price $ UK) These dresses and si W'oudeiii'i Is are all our ret values at lliese. ;nlar prict t'ck and are FRENCH 6k GREENE Here on Vara! ion Miss Mildred Scholar, of Rupert. Idaho, i.i spending her summer va cation at the home of A. C. l'ulmer. To i-dt Mrs. J. S. Calloway or I'nion, Jcft last even! ig for Portland lo visit with her son. Olhcr T. l!al loway, of th.;t cjly. Casey Left . W. 11. Casey, who returned from i a business trip to In Ion yesterday, left La Grande this morning on the branch line train, bound for Klgin. i when, tin will spend the day In Ue interests of bis business. (Iocs to Klgin ! Mrs. A. K. Ivanhoc, county school superintendent, left ibis morning or1. , ,i,A iivnni'li li.w. I i r,.,. i..ei.. ,)f 11 bocrtner en where he will spend thL- t-lay on bu.d-ness. Over from I'ninn Jchn Itiddiin and K. ion. of Union, motored to i.a tiranii- yester I day and'spent the afiern.):n in town , on busines They reiuriifd to their homes in the eveniiiff. Tiicle Sain" lo Porlland VL'ncle Sam' jl isiiiny; at Diiucan . , j. . . ; Airs. j. ui'vy ien nisi eenuij; , ' i, ,, to visit ni tho bollix of J. M. lJaiiin. n (I to k ncttd a lew .... ; gardner. Mr. I tatim Gardner wah ' I'ormu'iy a dispatcher here. nhiir lor Pin t land to sncttd days in that city. Klgin .Men Mere t ,t,,uir,, Fuge.K. fan nr. il.m ..'kens and, ( I,iVtwu ;M( () Kiur.li(! Mr. Rdon, larmers of Klgin, ar ()f ,h(l Kitsl(,rn oi.nn Music corn visitors in the city today. ! pany. are up the branch line or, huidiiess. Itollmi Saiisfied ' . The railroad officials in th sec ond divsion are p'ill sati.sfie I. Con ditions are still the same, according to W. Uolions, superintendent o tho division Itelurtied to Seattle Mrs. L. A. McAllister, or Seattle, who has been in l.ft Grande for some time vi.dtlng with Mr. and Mrs. Itrnce Dennis and other friends. It ft for their noire tho latter part of last week. Visiting Sun Mrs. Catherine Cl-.tvi r of San J'.ei aardinu, C.ilifci'nia, arrived Hat- everything looki ' t) H;'H; c.:.Jj;ViV. Any i.a Oraudo subscriber to the Observer who does not re ceive his paper by 8 o'clock in the evening, please call Western Union, Main 2 1, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. Leaves for Spokaiie- Mrs. (). 1. Scott .i- ft lasi evening for Spt'kane, wh-re she will tr ail i he summer with f riea Is and relatives. Stopped in La (iranile Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Davis, of Hnr kdey, CnlM'orniu, arrived in La (ir.inde this morning on No. 2-1 and will stop over here a short time hefon' going on to Union, where they formerly made their home. To lEotiml-Up Ciiy ver Simonsen anl Mis. A. Tut t!e. both of Klgin, who arrived in La Crande hist even in u, left thirf morning on No. 17, bound for Pen. dp ton, whero they will spend lb-' day on business and pleasure. fami! Krpecling Visit The Methodist naisonae- exptcting Mr. and Mrs. Kiy Nelson to arrive in I.a (it aml(. scon from Crooks ton, M inno.su t a, lor .a vwit. Mrs. Nelson is the daughter of viev and Mrs. (ieorge Quigiey. op. Several of the . orchard men ut Imbler are thin ning tlielr apples, among them being' I., and P. il. Westenskow, Dili Rol-1 lins. tieoiTo Marsluill and William Miier. They are taking IhU means of increasing both the size and! quaily of the iipples. tlue cost of j thinning being expictej to be cov ered by savings in storage alone. , Married hi Portland telephoned Soineon,. telephoned life Iteusou hotel early yesterday to reserve a room for Merton Ivddlo of Island City. The clerk put Kiddle's iiuim on the register. Several hours- Inter i no miner arrived ah inn noiei '" . (dressed in rough clothes, dirtv and In Synnrfical Mcelmg tjlV(I. (h, Inuk,.(l Ilt ,)lo nglster and Ktv. Vm. Crosby Hn.:, pastor oljtii,.,, (.id: "TIihUk all wioiik. KJlvn .he Presbyterian chuveh, is tn Seal ,m, w ,..- Ut, vvnH wi(;.. tie at piesent attending a synodu-al ,M,hitlll ,H(i milnWi Th,.n ,lo ,,,,, out meeting, lie will return to I.a t.randc ,,r!i M)M-m Kiddle, ;vho until nLXt weJ Saturday night hud been Miss Fritzi I Doi ot hy .leuN.m of Portland. "Wo iMiiegg ucre . were murried early in thu eveiilni; a La t.rande and t lien at 8 : !Hi JAZZ . Dance Saturday Night Eex Hall t.OXKVS XOVICl.TV OltCIIKSTKA Leaves for Portland- Pert Decious left this morning on No. 17 lor Porlland. where h J will sin. nd the remainder of the summer. Lntei iM'ise Men Hero (I. C. Weaver and .1. ('. Weaver, both residents of Km or prim?, ar rUei in La Grande yesterday and are stopping at tin.' Foley for a few days which tliei- aro spending in La Grande on business . J. W. Kellogg, of PindMnn. con nected with the Warren Music com pany of that city, is spindling a few days in the city. Mr. Keller at one time connected with the Kast e: n Oregon .Music I omnany of th's city. Visiting Sister Miss Vera Mitch. II. of Portland. I arrive:) here evening to bpend ) some ti!iie wit It her sister, .Mrs. Charles Graham. mm. isiling Father .Mrs. M. A- Stearns and son b it I last evening for Union lo visit hor ; father, A. Bidwell. , Files Application for Homestead A. C. Dresser of Iiaker, was a visitor at the U. S. bind office yes-! I t''rd,ty filing an a pplic.it ion tor j homesieud. Mneli hi.nriiv.-.l ! Frank Hlack, who was operated on a week ano for appendicitis, is ' much improved and is expected to return home in a lew days. Hack to Stanfielil Mrs. C. K. Cleavland, a resident of Stanfield, returne I to her home this morning on No. 17 after spend ing some linn; In I.a Grande us a guest of the Savoy hotel, attending to some business affairs during her visit here. Ivnuhncs in Portland F. S Jvanhoe, former district nt.or ney of Union county, and pioneer Hw ver of La (! ramie, accompanied bv Mrs. 'I van bee. is reijisteri-d at the Im perial while tlu v arc trnrnacling busi ness a nii visiting fnends in the city. Oiegon Journ;iI. o'clock started for Portland. . Wo j made tho drive In ten hours and 4 5 'minutes, which beats train time," 1 deduced Mr. Kiddle". Tho couple will renin tu in Portland for several j.days and then return, to Island City, wriete .ir. luuuio-is one oi um oil eralors of a number of flouring mills. Dregonian. Nov I see how the Cross-stitch stops the Garter Rua True Cnape Hosiery with Us patented cross-stitch fea ture is only one of the many pleasing and practical articles cf wear wo now offer. Let us replenish your wardrobe frora our largi? stock cf newest goods. Ladies' Hosiery Pure silk, To Synthetic Silk, ;u;r -x'lyM Silk UM piiir MEN'S HOSIERY Pure Silk, fiair 7-V Synthft ir Silk, iaii Silk Li.-ic, pair 10c CHni'sClotliiery (lTlia Store Wi a CcnscienceM - 1106 Adams Ave. U ftlll Oil Sitfj.i.t Hen Decious, (proprietor oT th.e Silver Grill, is again out on the streets after a severe illness. Mr. Decious was Infected, with blood poisoning in ,Jiis throat am) mouth, then spreading to other pnrta of his body. Home from Pin t hind Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clinton re- turned from Port land Motidav hav ing left bete on tin- ijiorning of the Fourt It. They report an enjoyable 'trip except for the first :iu miles lout of here and the last III) miles leoming home. Mr. ('Union look the j oxaniinai ion on Friday before the ; aIiUq board, to obt lin a license to practice as a civil and hydraulic engineer. I.ailfc- Aid to Meet The La-lies Aid of the Lane Chap, el will meet at t lie home of M rs. Guy M. Fallon. UH'il North Second si i -et, tomorrow afternoon. I Kvangelist Arrives Jerry .k'ter. evangelist, ami wife, accompanied by Mrs. Stroumer. ar rived hero last evening. Mr. Jeter will hold evangellf tie meeting: nun. meneing next Sunday in the n w open air taNirnacle which is being built on thi north side. .Marriage Licenses Two marri.ige licen's were isiM"l Saturday alternoon hy the county clerk. ()ne was to Oo Carter, ol Salem, and to Miss Opal Mingaman, a. local girl. Thn othi'r licens' was issued to M-rt.ui V. Kiddle of Island City and to Miss Fri.i Doro thy ,Iensen,i foi uierly with ihe Fast ern Oregon M uie company, and ot Portland. To Vi-ll Friend M;il'L'aret Meyers, of this cily. left for Portland recently where jdie wilt visit with Anna j. McMillan for several days. Home from Corvallis M i.-s Ksulle G ruble, who is in p'.oyt. d in Ci.rvnlhs. has returned lutiue for her acatio'i. I'ormer t'liibwonian Miss Ina ScriviHT, of Nam pa, Ida. ho, formerly in charge of boys am) girls club work in Idaho, was a caller ut the office of County Agent H. G. Avery, today. Following her cal l.-he left cm No. 2-1 for Nampa. During her visit in La Grande. Miss Scriv ner, was u guest of the Summer. To Visit in Walla Wn'.la Mr. and Mrs. .1, Gooth of this city, will spMi d Tuesday visit in tr with fri' mis and relaties in WaUi Walla, Washington. A I SavAy K. A. Anderson, a rodent of Kn terprise. arri d in La Grandt; la si evening and Is registered at the Sa -voy hotel during a brit i stay iu L" G ramie. New Front on A render The Arcade is now array d as an old time castle, at least in front, iu advertising the coming of the big picture, "A Connect lent. Vankee in King Arthur's Court." A large can vas, painted to r present th front of an old Ft one cant le has bee:i erected. On Job Agi:in John Wright, -il tnis city, is back on hv job air:!n with the, highway department. Mr. rU'h) hasdie'-n visiting l,is uncli: of Union, L. A. V light. On IIumncss it F. M. Sturgil. manager oT the Securities Construction c o m p a ny. wiih head'iuarter.iii La Grande, ar rived in the city this morning by auto and will U-.in lliis evening for Dn.-ki-p. where he will look after some business ,nlerests of tho com pany. PukCr Herald. ltd urns I'niiu l i nil Kami ' George Parry of the Foley bar. i her shop rd in twd yesterday from his fruit (arm near New berg. Mr. Parry savs that. Newherg has ti"ver seen such a lar::i- yie.ld of fruit as t hero w il In- I Ins e;i r. the limbs Of the Ir. e-; inu.it be liroppe lip in order to ke j th.-:u ii'm brt.alc Ing there i so much l i nn on the ! trees. Mr. Parry nNo states that f N'ewiierg is oi,'- of t he enmrng ' plac.-s lo raiM- walnuts, riiisim: some of the bct walnui:. grown. Dllbler Pig; lob 'lb' Imbler Pu: C'ub ni"l e.d.er day in 1 mbb'r. with County Ac.eut 11. (. A very in ai t e;id;i u '-, and af ter the regular meeting mad" a sur ' vey of t b. pigs comparing si. s and quality. pradicilly all ot the pigs are re:-hjtj red 1 boron -hb'.-'-ds and ff f Xi i'idlonal sv.e. coiisnlf in their age. Soer;( ol the pigs, that wcr,. burn on Man h In, at e dine to J no pounds In v. ci: ill . or jt: t about twii" the m.' ot (.i-1 "ie same agii thai had umteromj or dinary (are. UANDITS KILL TOUHISTS WARSAW Thirteen tourist rriin Pofand have been killed by bandits in Upper Silesia. ' Tin: skisvaxts Am: toMix LIVKIIPOOL More than 1!00 Scottish girls havn sailed for Amer ica, to become domestic BorvantH, FISHING CONTFST HFL1) HV, WING, Fl.V AND FLKKFOOT CLUH SUNDAY, JULY 111. AND MONDAY. I JULY 17, HANQUKT 7:00 P. M. AT; M FTHODIST "(IU KCI1 MONDAY. JULY 17. ALL CATCH FS MUST UK AT OltKGON HAItDWAKK & IMPLK.MFN'J CO. HY ti P.M., MON DAY. 7-10-2t Iluy and sell through Oliserver Classified Adfi. OLD TYME DANCE Every Thursday Night at ' Zuber Hall P. J. Powers TODAY AND WEDNESDAY ft ' - .1; 'S .4 ..-r-. " ar-j i in 'Footlights' m t mxy ' AND KO'JND 4 "THE LEATHER PUSHERS" FREE FREE FREE Thi'oiili I he cii-iiM'r;i1 inn (if the Ainccii'iin Cliiclo ( 'iiiiiiiiiiy we will ;i I'rcc ,s;iniilc (lie I'miiiiiiis Pcoiiiidi's I'ci'siii (iiiin tu ill! pal.ro'ns Wccliiowiliiy ni-lif. 4t T AY1 CALL ITAxiU4! PTIIK Ol.ltKST AM) MOST J4 Hi;i. lAItl.K 'CAM KliKVU'l! nil': citv. All HlKirl Culls i!rp All ....ltu itr.il 11' rniiiiilly vllh !ff liiniili'tl III Iters, Train Late Train No. arrivt t 11 tb sta tion 1 "1 minutes late last l- ening. i-iting Dunn A. L. iieede, of rortlar.'L -u .-n.d !i.-!t- last ecning -,'"d a few d.-y.-i -ii U- ' of W. A. Dunn. K (nrns to Manlh'b.- W. H. Jorlau. who has been is itini: h--re the last week returned to his home in Staniield U1 entiling. IliiierpiUe Lnd M i s. II . N. H m i I ton who m k es br honie in Knterprise-, arriv-d n La Iran do last evening on the branch i-c tniiii and spending a -.iwrt. time in tnwv. attending to some bu-i'ipss matters as well a visiting with friend. Appl(. Clop Looks Good 1 in bier and viiin it y will In e a big apple crop if everything goes w-'ll iu the 11 -x I few w i.' lfs. The t rees a re hearing v. d I and I he weather is id "a I for t h ripening jFord & George ( Call MAIN 44 J Heluins Home Mlfs KiUie. F'''rn. ).; h -h been vi-iting i: I.a Jrano a short tin". rciii'.iiMl to le-r hume ti... nci'ii'.iie. MrlliiM-s Dane,. Tonight MaMHE' r Spencr of h Zuber ball giving a lM;neflt danc for tlie strikTs. Th mimic i! lie donated bv th Itnpfi ial p..p O.--dtt'stra, Mr. Wif'. who has bf"u ivtiitr (iiiPfcs at the Kaglt'S hall on Tuesdav night.' Viil postpone hb diincc tliis evening for thn strikers.; CARR'S Li tiii-. lui- Hlk.ll Mr. ami Mr.. K t; t-lmwiiltiT lil l;.l.i.. Lariii' I'lllrh This inoniliiiE h?fnro tn-iikfflit i'ii!.. iT.-'f'-l Hr,, tij, ti.,. rivi-r ''lln? t!:at 1m- iv,'i,i,,,j K')tnr Until "r bis i-Mi-Klai. M.. ye'i'jl For Crccit No Interest 'I I Brown Calf with Rubber Heel. i:i thri )!,';!. I. vi'y iUa iliu" foi.tttCi-.r r.'iiKi UK's rurnhmo jiuinls of. extra ti?A Solid fomfort N :v.' cr.-l Specially Designed Pat terns Irr.uto Correct Stylos and In dividuulity. Fine Ouk Leather Soles, All Leather Cr.ui: l!:-.it Grade Rubber Heels, end Si:i-::c !' d Upper Stock Warrant C00 J Corv A:o. Crrr"cl!y Proportioned and Spen did fittmfi Lu:Us Insure Their Fit and So'id Cor.tfcrt. Our " Monx'.y-Lack" Warrant of Qvnlity and Clone Cash Prices Mako E.,ch Pair a IJiJ Value at a Low Cost. Tin; Kivwiij ?!f lial. lllnsLratwl Curries t!i'j New S'i;i Too Shn)(", and Jiibt the li;h', . r.: i '.: Tim l'oitoiationa to Make ll a ft;::ily belle Mid u Uaudaouw tStyle, ASH BROS.