La Grande evening observer., July 12, 1922, Image 8

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LA' T!T?'AyT)K EVENTS cmSET?VEtt
TTednrsdnr. July 12. 1922
New
Arrivals in
Neckwear!
.(L
ii i
vended between shop craft employe.
A lowly jt.nl v vhh iriven Monday ; sen
;it th,. home n j" Mrs. Lester SlodilnnJ V -
Mens Knitwear mimI
irciiadinc Tics
$1.00 to $1.25
V complete assort meiii
HH'tTs Imiw ties
45c and 50c
1 1 honol in;' J(. 11. ( hri-Uan, who is leav
' inj Sin n I'M Oklahoma. A deheht
ijful vvtn.na wan p jiL in dancin iif
tei which (Ictici'jus 1 el reshmentfi of
, lifilL't, rake and punch were served
i niiinjr llif yoiinjr people there won
'the .Mimos liutii Hill, Muriel Palm-
fer. Kli-iiimr tilas-:, Ma dire '1 lu'cher.
of Portland, Oregon, and Melton
Kiddle, of Jlaml City, were unit-
f in mitriiiiifi'. Kewrend Hohh offic-
iatmw. Only iiiina -dinte relative wero
,jjesent. After the eeieinony refresh
ments were nerved at the home.
Mr. and Mr.-. Robert S- Kakin. Soon
al'it r th(. Ji.tjip" i-'iuplc left iiy iiutc
!r Portland and coast points.
Wlma
Swit.er, Mar .jorie O'lJrien,
:.Al!,diii(. J'aliiici. Myrtle Ulack ami tlw
I Mc4ism. Alfred .Meyers, V.-iiain!
, Hcunnan, Ahhey Oreeu. Vvaldo Mod ;
Jdard, Tie;,. J.urn'i and H. Ii- Christian
Westenhaver &
Gilbert ,
1309 Adams Ave.
ir. mid Mrs. WjiitiiiK returned tu
I. a (iiamli' from Kurtinc j-cveiul (lavs
iiK utter n-KiiliiiK in .Scotland fur
alii. lit a year, during whic h time I Jr.
Whiting wio-l iiiliicsted in medical
woik. lhu winling will rcmiiiii in
Woman's Missionary Society! '" (irnnd. fur a short time anil thru
'if the (.'iirinliaii church met l-'riilav w" !'rlliiiil, wheic they wili
! ! ill ti'i iiii'in at the country home of Mrs I M"U'L' llu',r home.
ll.. I-. (henmilt Willi a MHclidid at
j U mime e. The prniam wan on "Vp The
. plied t'hiiianily," takinir fur tin- the I'r
The
UI1U I'UITICIK It U'UM ulllt... "
eoiditnee with. Jaw and due respect
tmr such settlement are eiwntiul U,
the voeunty und well being of our
I people."
The. president took the position that
I men willing to maintain the operation
of r ill mini tfi.;..u i . . .
t .. . " wiiiL-i 10 Iran.
poll mail have the "same indisuudlil
i iKiii ui worn that others have to
decline U work."
i-iesnient llanlini; was or'.U"ieJ 1
1 1 U vvi-ninir wnn the pre-
nnmtion of the proclamation, delay,
mjf biR dinner nnn hoit i ...,i..- . .
of lKo over the first tiiint, -i int. He r.
luined to Die executive office., afler
dinner and remained ther tin-
nrorlnniiition was muiie public about
10:10 p. m.
Text of I'rnclamnlinti.
The text of the proclamation, f.d
lows:
"A proclamation.
vvnnreas the United .States rnilrod I ,j.
" """ mi ".'.iicv 01 me l'uv-
einnient. created by law i.nd cbaa'cd
with the duty of adlustinjr disputes
oeiweeii raiiroHii operators and
I (JVC'S Cnfl leil in ml.r.:!....!
'ou:ii; iVonle'? Kndl.'livor of1 merre; and
liyterlnn ( hurch (rave a chil- "whereas the United Stales railro'id
jdirectin-r all persons to refruin from
cm-
coin.
all intei fereuce with 'the lawful ef
forts to maintain interstate transpor
taion and the cariying: of the Unite i
Slates mails.
"The activities and the maintained
supremacy of thy law are the first ob
ligation of th LiJveinmcnt and all the
citizenship of our country. Therefore
J I invite the co-operation of all public
authorities stalf anil municipal, and
.he aid uf all trooil citi.ens, to unhol,.
laws and to preserve the public
peace, and to facilitate those opera
lions in safely which are essential to1
life and libtity. and the security of:
properly ajld our common public wel :
fare.
' In witness whereof 1 have hereunto;
set my hand and caused the seal ol i
the United States to be at'tixed.
"loiie at the city of Washington,
this 11th day of July, in the fear ol
cur Lord one thousand nine hundred
and twenty-two, and of the indepen
dence oi me united Mates the one
hundred and foi ty-.-eventh.
"WALKKN (i. IIAHDIN'C,
"Iiy the picsident: Charles K
HiiK'bes, sccieuiiy of stale."
i and inlcre tiiiK afternoon the host'
ess served dainty refreshments. Those
I ! assisting were Misses Thelina Kilch-
1 en, 'I.'utii Wi iLrht and 'i'belnia il'i-own.
I'linw tiaili pl:ic
A fpiict wr
day r.K ninir
I ticin 'e "hen M
at the
I" i ili
Salur-
1 ixsbytenan
I lorol hv lei
lllisson Japan, and was very will Lriv-l'li n's paity at the countiy home ofjlabor hoard has recently handed dow
niter llic clo-e ot an enjoyabl-.' I r.nnn uwsiey I'miay evenini.'. -All decisions, one altectinir th,. wai. t,t
came (Iressid as little children and thel Ihe shop erart employes, ihe olbe:'
lieliijlitfiil evening was spent in play-1 declarine; the contract system of shop
ini? iraines and smuina: soiilts. Punch, craft work with outside agencies to
all-day sil 'kers mid ice cream cone-! be conl rary to the intent of the trans
were served. inrlation act, and therefore that such
piactice must bo discontinued; and
Ni -s was received of the marriaKe "Whereas, the shop eiaft employes!
of Miss It ti t li May Zabel to .Mr. (ieori,' ' h"V1' elected to discontinue their work,!
K. Shepherd on Thursday, Ihe twen-, 1 'lliu'r lh"n al""e ly the decision rcn ,
tv-nin:h of June at Nampa, Idaho, nti'lerril, and ceilain operators have ijr
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pred aiiel nored the decision orderini; the aban-;
Mr. .Shepheid will be remembered as doninent of the contract shop prac I
a former emnlove of the Ob.-erver l"'L',; ,,,mi , I
while bis bride is a Nampa Kill. j 'Whereas, the maintained operation:
it ' ol the railways in interstate coiu-
I.Mr, and Mrs. August Stanire and meire, and the transportaion if Unit-:
dainrhters, Ann and Jane, hnve re- ''l( Stater mails, have necessitate d
tinned home fioin an extended motor nnplo.vment of men who choose f
tii-i lhron.ch (In iron, Washiiiutoii and' accept employment under the terms of,
Canada. .Mr and Mis. Karl Stod-11"' decision, and who have the same;
laid j, lined th" Stances at Lake indisputable i itrht to work that other.-,
l.nnb'i. afler lal-iner a trip alone; ah'lve lo decline to work; and
lil'li lint route. ' I "Whereas, the peaceful settle nienC
v.- -:f of controversies, in accordance wilhi
Tin- l adies llilile class of the PirsCllie law, and due respect for tile r i
l'i. l ; leri(in chiirch will meet in the 1 tablisbcil airencies of Mich setllemeni !
Sunday school loom of the church in "re essential to the sccuiity and well '
::.:. Thursday al'lernoon. There will! beinir of our people; j
I'c a trencril review of Leviticus. A , ".Now, therefore, I, Warren ;.
hiil'e alleinlaM-e is dcsileir. lllardine,', piesidint of the Unilei!!
J Stale's (to het'eb' nolle Procln'o diei '
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
White Satin Flour---Try it
and be Happy.
10, 15 and 50 lb. Sacks
Hits the Spot
BOHEMIAN
PUNCH
A Hummer in the Summer
At nip I'ouiiiiiin,
G. -HOLM
GROCER
Quality and Service
CALL MAIN 43
Mr. ami -Mj.s. I). II. .lease have it
tlic:r hi.u-e irti-'sts Mr. and Mrs. di. J
linrytnan, uf San I'lvincici). who at'"
MHlldl IN to New 1 i k. I (n-v
In1 in I .a (iratidc for alioul two weekj
and then will c'nlinue their journev.
-x- - !
'Mr- and Mis. Ilefiner and dauh-l
tei.'i. Hiaiii he itnil Mahle, motored up i
to Wallowa Lake to .spend a weLk of
n n; pine;- At Wallow they will bv ;
io'ned hv Miss Ann Scliell and Mrs.j
AI'icil CuiTev,
Mrs. ,1, T. ltU'h.irdson left for Port !
i i 'and to spend about a week visit with!
J ' her brother, J. I, Hetnmintfs, and f.un-i
dy.
j
MNh ,'Vilni;i Oesterlinjf has return-1
rl from an extended trip, s"endiniri
-.nnU' time in Yellowstone Park. J
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nu'a :is '(Vr thru
and thru. When
may u c (icii'LT a
'ii.tnl.i to your
home?
Nejylin Book &
Stationery Co.
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Doris Says She Dedicates this to "Flappers" of
All Ages. q
Also Showing A Two Reel Comedy
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IS BEING GUI
(Pf.m'Ih1 to The Observer)
niV K, Jluy 1 li. V illiain Alernney
ln'ie fioin California visiting with
I'i.; children fur a few weeks.
iMr.s, (i. M. Jasper and daughter,
Miss Vina, of Meridian, Idaho, are
vi'ilinit friends anil relatives here.
I'M Payne and family of Walla Wal
la me spetalint: ft'W days with hi;
niotln'r, Mrs. l.nu Payne
Mi.ss Itess I.anl. of Walla Walla
spending a few days with her moth
er, Mrs. J. K. l.nnt..
.1- 1-'. Millers and family visited a
:lif j. J. (.'hadwii'k home on Wednes
day. l-'iirmerj are htiy cuUinj; liniothy
1 1 . i this week.
Anions thee ho attended th"
tive-I.a (ii amle ball ame at I .a
( It .Hide Sunday from this see tint:
weie I-. V. Johnson ami family, Hen
ry Mnuier, Marian Kojjer am) family I
I,. ,1. ( hadsvirk and family atld (ieo j
( hailw'n k.
Mis. '. P. Fvii-he of l.enore. Idaho
ai i ivetl SiturdaV for an extended visit :
Ailh b. i diiiwhier, Mrs. Nelson Kijjht '
('hi'fi v )i''kine; wdl lie-in in sonv j
in cliai ils t his week. i
Man .laieh ha his new barn com J
plelc.l
.1 II. Ta'lcut made a business tl'il'j
to I a (irat.e Monday.
1 M'. St busier -md wife of Tnion
spent undav afti'tnonn in Cove.
"Cm le" .lo lina Hopper is visiting
at Ihe Ceo. Miller home.
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SHOES OF STYLE AND QUALITY
T
AT I'OITLAII l'itlCKS -
e . Boot ery
A Taradisa for Tired Feet
G rover Liiiiith. Mifr.
THE GARDENS
TONIGHT
TAYLOR BROS.
COMEDIANS
PRESENTS
The Call of flie W cod
A Three-Act Comedy Drama cf
THE CANADIAN NORTH WOODS
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Don't Forget Thursday Night Country Store.
Don't Want 'tni,
Indian dishes ! K ji'iirs old, mid
tipi'sed lo pus'v the "mayir" pr'p
iillcs of t r.':tUinc In bl's If toncheil
wlih p..m, ha.e n sold hy auction 'filii2
in i tiiiiiii'i n'n'itnv.-'H a sa Mi; ton I
Slur. 1
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quality in the Trousers he wears this Spring.
$3.98 $4.98 $5.90
For Young Men
youne '.Men's Trnusors with that smart Iniltvlilunllty sn much
desired hv parth liliir vnmuf men; nniile full thniiiKh 'he hips
mill seiit.'flttcii Hiilst. belt lfMiB mid cuff tiottmii. Muterials
lire ciinsinicrcs unci unfliilslioil wnrslcils In brown. Itniy amt
K-recni.sh inixliircs: nlsu hnmn. cn-en and blue flannels both
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Ilressy neat fiftlng -style f"r men in ptaln crny ond blue
eerccn, Rniv ami brown mixed cimsiiuores and amy and brow-a
mixed and striped worsteds. Made with pinm buttons with
wide turn-up.
New Knit Tie
Popular Novelty
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Wimtrt new Crenadlno
Knit Four-iu-Huinl Tie.
Popular novelty worn hy
i M'e men, . AH desirable
olalH and eomldnnlbm eol
vi a. Kxtru value, only
89c
Khaki Pants
' For Men
Made -of heavy khaki
drill to assure long
wear. , Cuff bottoms,
button-flap hip pockets,
belt loops. A good, val
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$1.49
Athletic
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Popular warm weath
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specially eanstrttcted of
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thus assuring greater values
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$1.98
Three popular styles
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These Wash Suits are mado in a variety of fabrics A
suitable tor little garments ot this kimt. JO-y launuer
beautifully and wear exceptionally well.
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"STOKE OHGA.N'IZATION IN THE WOULD"
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
O MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of miQhinerQ antomobilei and tractor rs.
paired, oveQiauled and rebuilt.
Aacetylena welding of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize piitoa.
C-ankahaf ta, Piitom and Piston Pin Mtromnj.
GWe us a trial
tt , D. FITZGERALD, Q"rp.
h run uini rmnr
ii . . f iX.
,. jMmy)
. !v I;ll..l l'n-.-
OW ASIIINii'l.N( .lift 1:
lit ll;mlin. t" n li o' buna i ton
-lied :it I ho White Houe lute Tue
Q mlcr!'eretice with the lawful t.f
fun.-; tt) nutintjiin inteivtote tMiiwpor
1 ;it ion anil t he eiu i y in of L'niten
t .ites nui
in ih pi ocl.uniH ion which vmk is
urd utter a dav in which continued
i-OmI. hat! rea, hi'd the poslot'hce d.
pai tim nt of intci t'eron.'e by i ail road
1 rikff with nia.l tt ail Q the presi
U i-t mvilQ the co npi-rution of ali
puNiii niuh..!itit. s,xv "d iminicip
'1, nod the "nid uf 1(U poi, eitiv.ens
t- uph. 'bl the laws and to "faeilitat
(h"-c n'H'i ati.o m ;fi'ly whiih ar-'
i-MUial t. lif,. nv, lil-rtv, nod tlu-;--e.'iriiy
of nnM'ertv Hnd our eommon
1 Tiie peiu-eftd ettVne'U of e-ntr-.'-
Hooverlzed Groceries
WHIHI THE THNIPrV THUONtl
YOUR SALVATION THINK t
Your Salvation -Thbk
('urn Flakes, :! la rue iki;s 25c
I 'u re Ciicoa, His 25c
I'aui y llreakfast liaccli, Hi 38c q
Aiuo Corii Starch. ." 1 1 . pkifs
I'rcsh Iv'oasie.l I'.ulk ColTee, 1 Ihs
Vtal White Snap I 'hips, 2 Ps 9. 25c
Orcsh (Irumiil' iVaimt Kiittcr, U 15c q
Sea F. am Fl.uir. AIU. sack . ft..$1.63
THERE THEqTHRIFTPST THRONgr
IZED QROdERY0
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