La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1922, Image 8

TACK ETfiTTT
TA fiRAXDE ETOXTVO OBSERVE!?
Tups-ln y. July IS. 1023
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New Arrivals
V In
Men's Oxfords
GOVE IN MIDST ALL YEAR ROAD
OF HEH HARVEST NEflRING FIN SH
the KCHsinn.
Outside, uf the regular convention
huHinestt, a (treat program of enter
talnmi'iit hait been urrancod. The
chief features will ho " ""fciftntr?
jliall In the new m imiripu 1 auditorium
ion July 27lli. the boxing Wutr'dn
tho evenlliK of the 28tll, with' lial
tllus; lOrleita as the heaiMnor ut
1 ii... and tile annual nanventlon
Pendleton, which has always hcen 1 parade on the morning of July 29,
COW., .lulv 1H Toee is in the
midst of its cherry harvest. Numerous ron-idcied inacccssihie by road from!t,B dosing day,
Ilesides tlM.no, thero will be
swiintviin meet for ex-Hervieo men.
This will be a tivo-ovent program.
Jiicliidin Tii ii, J Alius, Veal, Sciilch ( i rain, Mhn-lc,
lii'duc, -Mahogany, Jfussinii Call', lilai-k Calf,
Winter Call' and many oilier plain and Jaiiey
Klyles. t (
Priced from $4.50 to $8.50
pirkeis are in the various fields, while l-a I'laiiue auoui six monin 01 in,- year
the I'acKiniT houses are busy taking win as nose in nign
ill the til ixllll-t. h.-irirs lire lar.-e ami way traveling time as is liaker.
liiii , well lipenr d amf highly colored. '1 he Hlue mountains will soon 1m j,,.,.,,.., hl ,,, cu,n,la river, and
.Misses l.ury and Kdna Comstock of ina.-t.-rcl with a complete Mate liig.'i-! :trr:UIK,., niree Kepi, piellniin
Xan.pa, Idaho, were in town a few way and the steep guide of former f.,,.,,, 4 ,.,j-iinals and finals, given
days, the guests of their brother years will soon Ilea thing of the P'.-l l,(.ll,.k , ,,. urtornoon of , arh
Kalph Comstock. I he last stretch of the Olo Oregon . . elaborate list of prizes
has been prop.. r.-l.
. Dalles 1'osl No. ' 111 Is tho enter
taining organization this year and
Westenhaver & Gilbert
Adams Ave.
La (Irandc
eek
I Canning
j For Fancy Home Grown
Kaspbernes
and Oregon Apricots
They will lit' at their tic-Mliis week. Kindly
jilaee ytnir order as soon as convenient'.
PATT1SON BH0TBMS
GKOCE&Y
Call Main 80
.Mis. K. H. Conklin and daughter, Trail is now being constructed and a
1 .'.lildicd, of Ontario, Oregon aie spend- finish, tl highway may be the result by
mu a few weeks at the home of .Mrs.' the end of this season. ,
..... ... . .. .. l-: it... I.. .U.K.... ..I !.. f'.A.
wmMi! h purini,, i.ur. ami Mr, u. .-.m , "'""i' . iw I111.mh..rs huvu atiiinunrcd that
(. ;-rs lev Hi Hot'iion 01 me iran, na me nil-; , . ... . , ,
I I-u.,l M. Kills, forest ranger, came provement of the highway from v' tors w be entertaine,!
. in from the hills to spend a few days Urande to the Idaho line, just now Ik- ' 11 ' 1 ' ' ""'en
with his family. , in completed, the 15-mile stretch l'" entertain. I before I It e gen-
' Miss (.race Itichev of Knlerpri.se is'bctween Headman's pass and Kameln ''1 """""'" ,! "" ' ni''-;
vi-iiing at the home of .Mrs. II. E. the crest of the lllue-mountains, has J Oallowav di,t.ict "
; liichov i been the blockade which has broken a as,-,, county and 1'at roley Is
' The Owl Ointottc will give a social line of open higway from the east line commander ol the post. I he chair
man, c at the Maccal.ee Hall every Sat-.. if "irgnn to the sea. .men "' ';"" "
un.iav evening. I When the highway is completed, it mtu.es are 1-i mI H. .Me.V'll, piihlic-
.Miss Jean Stearns of I .a Crnn.lo is will mean the creation of an all-year ity: II. H. Kice. decoration; Simon
j vNitintf her niany Cove friends. c tourist business such as never lias Cohen, enteri.i in ment ; U. M. Weber,
I The Woman's Club served ice crea'n been anticipated. Since automobile parade; an. I .1. T. Henry, reglstra
!at the library on Thursday afternoon traffic became of such importance Peo- tion.
i 'I he oi-oci'eils are to be li-ed for the nle have flooded the Union County Ad .Men from f'o Willamettu vallm-
! benefit of the library. Club with inquiries in the spring and end other we item Oregon points j
A coked food sale will be held bv fall to determine whether or not the who do not d ive through are ex-
lh,. Woman's Club at the meat mar- mad over the Hlue mountains was pet ted to n-iiiilie at 1'oitlaiul on j
kct on Satutday afternoon. The pro- open. It was the oneblock in the east the 2tith and ie through to The;
feeds from the sale will be used for and westbound traffic, which elimin H- pallet on a soeiial train. If this
tiie library. ed, will mean a tremendous traffi: o-.-iin airlv:s on the evening of the,
.Mr. Stewart llennett of l.a (irandc through this section. atlili, as anticipated, there will lj
was a Cove visitor Tuesday. Tiatfic may m start this winter eut.Ttainmcnt trainees Immediately
Mis. Clark Sharp was made happy over the highway, but when the high- following the arrival of the visitors.!
I.y a i-howcr given at the home of way department accepts the finished; lli.niord .MacNiiler. n.itloniil coin-!
he r mother, Mis. K. C. Kulp. road and the new grade is heraiiU-iK muml.T of IU l.ogion, has Just ac-
Mr. and .Mrs. K !'. Illobeils are en- over the entire northwest, the traffic f,.ptlv Invitation to attend (he
le'taiiong a brother of Mrs. Huberts, will start. All year tourists will pass (,,.,,,, , .volition. Ilil is expected'
Mr. Clyde U. Cummins of l.os Angeles, OVer the mountain betwem l.a tlrande i.,.,,'? i.-. j,';,.- ji.,,1 w:iturdav and sne-1
California. and Pendleton, traveling salesmen will ,,,.,. is ,aVn been mailei
Mrs. Cora liloom has returned fronl make this territory in automobiles, tn' vl.-ln j,!,,, number ol
h visit to her daughter, Mrs. iJon (.ale, never before possible, more business ',,( hil! "tii fr will nccoiu-'
. , . y V,'"'k J'", "ill le done with (i K, .,,...,, lri.
.1 AMhur Iliggs, agent for l.il,l., IVndleton and I... i (.rande. Interme.lt-; ,;,., ,.Tiaires are ext. nding
McN, d and l.il.b" is handling he che.- :1. ,ows like Moachiim ami Kame la ivltali.,s to nearby posts,
n.s that are taken , at the Dean , have a iro,, h.gl.way as a., out-.,;, (ut ,.,MS , , ,la. .
pa. king house. lit- ., ,. ,,... i. u impel
K. .1. SHukland. fruit grower .nd . UMol.k st:, higway divis-, ' ' ' , Vs,. v , e men and !
r. has a neat lilt e "ad" etched, . ,.K;m.er, has de,-la,ed that it is; ; ,",, A u, Ll re'
'"n" IV.'v M'r' r'l"m.e"and ,' ",tin,y "" " M"" neW 1 ' " '"''''' ' he Indians i
Hie Kev. anil .Mis. l.oiee anil son ,. throughortt thit year, the ,. . ' ....,... s;,.,.L,o ....Hervatlmi 1
'.! liught.-r will altend the l(. . V. ti,', is wh(.tl,c. ,. , traflic will 1 '. '. ll'u J ' . ' 1 .,'.." :
IJ. ronvenlioil at Columbia Heach. ,ifv lho ,.xpu.se. wh" 1 Mi.l.d to p. 1 11. ip. te t he
Mr. and Mrs. .1. .1. Conley and Mr.' .u "now started on this la-t J' '1" " 11 " . "
and Mrs. I.loyd Carter have retuined1 ., it ,s ,., .l(,,from HcmUcton i 1 "! "'""'"f; -""I '''"'"-' '";
r.om their outing. , v. C' ,s, and Jxvherg, who 'have the M "I the state d,;parl,uent has
M,s. K. II. Thomas and Mrs. I.. N J , act to goole and su, face, have, anno.nu.vd that he will convene the ,
Conley will entclain the Ladies (.uit.l ll(.t H t? K,:ling work ami t,, ; d.-legal, s in Imal session Inline-,
a', the home of Mrs. Conley en Thurs ! sl,,.l.,,l,..1.tr 'will hnvetor.lv about , diaiely alterwards for the election.
day, July -JH. rtwo n,i,.s t -Til(e. The 1". mile's isi"i ..fficers and selection of tho 1112.. j
I...IU,...,.. vn r t so ,- uieeiiug mice.
contractors and a montli or fast work! il.Minnvilli: l.s minting a strong
1 will grade the total stretch. M'l'l r lh" "" meeting and m
One ra'k crusher will 1.,, on the coming here w ith a large delegation
I ground in n Tew da.vi and will be set By far the biggest. Hlngle crowd
up immediately- Another will cornel from any one point however, Is look
later. As soon as there in a grade deed for from central Oregon', where
surface, the first rock crusher, which tlio Legion is very strong.
, will he set up at the high point on the! The "Vocltiug crew" of the eeii
roa, I, will start grinding rock. JJ there; tral Oremm Voiture has been in-
- nr.. no ac.-it en's or unfoiesten cireu:n- .led to stage tho .Initiation cere-
CON'lMlX. Hi.-., July IS. Two men s,unccs arising tht entire I -".miles will monies in connection with the
lie in the county jail lur,, pending in-jbe completed this 'fall, so that it will grande promenade of the Forty anil
vcstigat.on ,.f the .b'ath of Kvan An-.mvp chaiit'e to sot with plenty of flight. Over' a hundred members
tl ison, l-'l. a lo.al pal'erhiinger, who n,oistnie. ! "f this voiture havo slgnetl up foi
ctther dioora'd dead from poison li- i....,,tieu to finish tin- soVfacintr ll.n necial tral n 1 1 om Iii'n.1. which
.t...r or was I ilic.l in the streets of y,,r jH Kiy,.n to the c-mtracttu s in will also briny; score. of veleranHj
Oils ciiy at an eany noui vesie.oav. tj1(, fn,.M1 nf a pn,.,. for tho 1'.'-- wot ri om tile tnterlt.r towns. erotnlses
AatlcKon in e'oinpany with-a nuniber 0f ,t (l(Jj( ndtlitlonal over the V.y.'.J hao also been matlti t.f a special
of companions all ol whom are said
to have been under the influence ofC . , ,
li.lltor, weie on the street when the ...WA-'('1I V(t ii STKI'" At
,1,1,11. J'n-nrre,l. Ityslanders d. ,;Altl)KNS TONKiHT,
!. , t. ..... ..... I "Watch Your Step," a musical coin
- IF il: U IV: I 1 INSTITUTE 0"ttfMT$:g
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371 DEPARTMENT STORES
Patent Strap Pumps
Popular Styles for Women
Those smart Sirup Pumps arc exceedingly popular this
season for wear with sports apparel and Suimiier frocks
of ail kinds. .We havo several v'oguisii fi'.yJca or your
cboosing.
Cut portrays one of our
smart I'd I mi t JiiiDcr
Oue-St-j;p liuttoft Pumps
with circular vaiup. plain
toe, 'lIiilonl covered full
.)nitl(r l.ouis tiepl auti sin
K'e Mi'Kh.v ioio8. Our
u-gular price, .only
$4,98
I LEADS TQ DEATH
On nceouiit of ntir unusually lnrco buying power for
81J stores vc are alilt; to save money on footwear for
t ht.isjni,s of families. Our t reiiicmlims prvstigR (rives ns
tint elioiee of the newest styles shown in tho Inrrjo shoe
markets.
New Blouses
Temptingly Priced
v
A delightful tyl
MlKtionetle beaullftilljr
trimmed with colored em
broidery; round ek,
short sleeves. A wonder
ful value t
$2.49
LADIES'
. WOOL TWEED
Knickers
For your vacuLltitt and all
sport wear, this showing of
tweed knickers In grey and
tan Is tiio.st opportune..
Well tailored anil styled,
thnso aro Indeed splendid
values at litis low price.
$4-98
'Then your othor outins
iieohs you will find hcririLt
o(iiilly low pfitx'B. I.ex
rIiikh, slioeH, liotto, Hkirts,
coaus ntnlj tiat.i.
mIv that t full "f I'omiraJ .iluidit"
To Trap The
Timid Trout
TIIK P.KS'I' TACKLK UKTS
Til k jjkst i.Tisnrs. . .
There lire Ihe New Kili'Is ih.J
the Triu( .Siiiiiy ( 'nn'l. k'esisl.
'he:i .t ii rl i i ilc fishing, sfart
ritjlit - by first looking ttver'
- our Tackle Line.
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
...1W .M1(r,.ri.,i ..I 'hi. -tiiinrr-- iin'tf Kl musical miml'trs, will bt-ih
tmti.
It IS tl il PU,MMM SHM-Pfit inr- , l(r nvitr ..,:, , IllU-
1 1 a hi from nHstiJrn Oronon, pickhm
;ip vt'trraiin all a limy thu line from
l;:ifur Mt, which has (jpt'clalizetl
hi i lie ritual work of llm Legion,
in coi;ii'i,Uoii with its inot'tiims, ha.s
)' n i ii v it ;! to stae an exhibition
ntlrnvtHin '"t I ho liardcns tonight im-i ""''"'i' i" -
i c,,r toimirmw iiiirht.' The Tri-City Mn-i v"Hou opns on n-uiay morniiiK.
itcviie is slaying uvt-i
CouimaiHler (Jootlell has
wrntl to prevent a fiu-ht ami at tint T' ' . ; , j T j (rnth( rs wiM. InviieU thU poriL to lake up an
muim-nt Amevsou fell, strikim' his nui sua , lit i a mi i i '""' " 'i . (i,.i,,w th.. ,..., tt.,,.
i i ,. ,.,,,1,;,,,, Kniw. nf ihr iimvc an, sliow-an etitinly new li.-l bouts time dumisi the convention.
b.a.l on tlie iiiih njr. ISoi u nt ttu (Janlcns held a recortl if neesnry. us he considers the
witnes.es saw a blow struck but all , Pj ' J'' r instnifthm r m,,t vahie to other
wne un,U;r the .mpresston that ht,uoxvd U Mmn . poslrt nvi,r th, Jto which have nut
hl lu'cn kiiitcKcd down.
.Icsse .lames Stages and Clyde Nor
ris, both eniuhces of the farm ol
yet adopted the legion ritualistic
foriimbi.
The couvi'iition lit re-wlir he .-taiT-
(IKKfiON CITY KIKI5.fc
(i:v ArjHiii-uied Vreswi
ln'M-'C.lV CITY. .Inlv - IS
C v, o MUativ near this place, were V " i i m ,i , , . 1 ,U! '''' "
aruvsted and taken to th, fount v ja.l .''"f " f ' 1 tk V I v in ,Ilf' " b.us new civic audi,
sia.r.. motisled that he had no nart ' l''l'lt nf V1"" ( ll torium. dedicated this sprinK. H
i.iiuimi. Mir .m,i. iiilw . ..m.-v.. .-, - w.ls rnstrm-tiMl troin.eity lunds ainl
u-araire with two ainonio mits. 1.1 ; dedicated u the honor of the men
Fifth street restaurant, the Milleri , ., r .1... .1...
7-lH-:it 'n,,t' soup mm ... -:,m iii thc war.
confectiiiiH 1 y store nnrt home. j ; .
HARDING ASKS
OPERATORS TO
. ... .RESUME WORK
(Continued from Pane unc.)
in the brnw
your incaniies
acie. I' and Kir.
Jeter Tnbet
NEW TODAY
LOS T - Iti.uvu coat on t'atheriae
t r, . toad on Sunday. Kettti n to
Cllih t lu .r Moie and receive re
nal, I. V-IS-Lil
l-.Ht SA1.K- Stne!: hotrs. ll.tpiiri'
I ,-i'i;:ntl -I Smith, l-'ruttdale- 7-lS-tt'
IttK li I". N'l - - - l-'ive-riu.tn furlli.-hed
l.movii.'W with vraraire. ln.llire -Ul
.,iam.s. T-18-lt.p
CONVENTIONS
WILL BE HELD
IN THE DALLE'
(Continued fnim IBBp nr.)
" ' Ititiik Off Parlev.
j "Meanwhile the miners' union
t through nn adjournment sine die of it--
; ec'iti policy committee, nnd
ii'itam its nHisal t) accept the nrbi-
epeltil here on the morning e
Ihe JTih, when the nnivtnt icn wil
be near, I.y Kimernor I'n -n l
oit and other di;;nitane. Th
-V.'ih r. s. iniantry ban4 Imm an- i t ,;l(i..n pieposal. and many of its offi
t niner bai rai-ks has accept, d an in-j rials imm. diaiely left Washington
i1aK..n ti be pie.-nt I !i nnm hott t -ji,,. t,,min.M,v- erJ,iors likewise
8TOIIB OIUJAMZATIOM IS THH WOHjLD-
wei'e not a unit in acceptiujf arhitnt
tion propfwals. but the president said
that "a iaice . majority", of them, in
uumiHliticd acceptance, had inven him
occasion to "express my own nnd the
public s gratitude.
Then? were intimations 'in official
circles that nil the implications of the
deci.-jon to ask that the mines he
opened had been fully considered by
you, who have pledged readiness to
iusume activity under the govern
ment's proposals, I must express my
own and the public's gratitude.
. "We have now reached a point, ow
ing to the rt fusal of mine workers and
the minority of your operators to ael
cept the proposed arbitration, wherej
the (rood offices of the government it
seeking a voluntary adjustment of the
the rovtrnment and that there was ' dispute between mine operators and
possibility that profection troops will
be furnished in districts that werei
willing to work, failing sufficient local
safeguards-
Operators Divided.
VA dny and 'iiightf of almost continu
ous session's did not suffice to make
the bituminous employers a unit for
acceptance of the detailed arbitration
proposals of the government, even;
mine workers arc without avail.
"I cannot permit you to depart with
out reminding you that epal is a na
tibnal necessity, tho ample supplv of
which is essential to enmmuri welfare
and interstate commerce., .. :
' Public "Welfare First.
"The freedom of action o.i the part
of woikers and upon the part of cm-
thmiph anthracite operators hist week Payers does not measure in 1 lmpor
had given quick aceeiance. On a final tance with thr.t of public welfare and
vole, a general letter, accepting the national eceurity.
principle of arbitration and making "I therefore invite you to return to
thu lender of the mines and services' your mine properties and resume op
was agreed upon and presented to Lt'io! erations."
president. ' In the district actions referred to
A delegation tif la operators took! the. delegate- of employers from thy
the niess:ijr.e is liia W'hite House, nni associations in Illinois, the southwest
alter their visit a statement explaining all territory represented west of the
the procedure was given out, as well' Mississippi, and the Pittsburg vein oj
as the text of the president's response erators and the association of Ohio.
President Harding's statement tej
the operators was ns follows
Harding Disappointed.
"Gentlemen: I have your decUion.
I would not be frank if I did not con
fers a disappointment of your lack of
unanimity. To the l-irge majority nf
voted for an unmodified acceptance of
the president s plan.
Indiana A ate associations stood out
against the plan on the ground that no
arbitration commission should have
representation of partisans in it, eith
er miners or mint' operators.
l-'nli KKNT Two-room furnished
npatllllent. I 'hunt' -l.l-W. 7-lS-tf
WAVl'Kli Second hand Led daven-,
purl, rheii,- 'J1S-W. 7-KS 21
W A NTl-'-t Wattless at l ity Restaurant-
I'hene :ll .-.I. 7-IS-ll
MII'ICK.
All paitics i-ontractinjr hilis with
Mi-. Il.-itha Hill from date will do s.
at their ,.tn responsil.iltty a I will
m-t assume same.
7-IS-ltp I S. 1111. 1..
r
S H.E R.R Y.S
TODAY AND TOMORROW
o
DorisMay and QuWen Lances
. '-.l
1 'GAY and DEVILISH'
A comedy that's like a cool drink on a hot day.
Also
"RATTLING THE BONES" s
Comedy
Kill! SA1.K - Kurd one ton truck Itil7
I Kuiiith Street or I'N.'.-J. o 7 - IS- t
S AN TKli A middle aced wonian for
ecuctal h-nisckrclun. In.iu.re Mvs
" II I', tiia.lv. i'hene Jo-.-M- S01
.Main St. 7-lS-Mp
O
l-'tlll S.VI.K tott acres t n.nc;, from
hiuhw -'iy S" lticl.lt ivation, ttltt more
!eel land to he l.roKtn U. Sm.9.1
house a:.. I hatn, u:o,.,l well and
spring- Price, S-o.Uti per acre will
take seme trade or very lil.eftl
term- Write owner P. l. Hnx '!-.
l.-i tirantlc. D.ector Phone tfrll'-W.
v 7-lS-.'t
e IMPUON l-'MKNT NOTICE.
S. al.d I. ids will he teceived up to .".
o .... of July J Ith. I !.'', tit the office
,f the t'hrk. hy the School Hoard of
s,h,.ol liistrict No. I, l. ttrande. Ore
re., for kalsoi.linil.ir autl pa. I. tine the
interior ef the hi.;!, school tut. Id... K
Uetn.iivnu t.ts and specif .cations imy
' he otti-.l- from the t'lerk.
SrilOOI. IHS I'RK'T NO 1
liv t hus. 11- Kcvnold.s. t Icrk.
7 IS '.';
i-v.! ft. i A V I 11.
MmiKnr iW ., ., i .... i ..... i. " ..:n
mJ&&t J'jS At tlK More wiu'ro tut.' itii-iuy im'oug u iu 411
ii.l , 1 'i.. viln v i.iMcis; lntfv.i. tin. 11 i.tlii't's' so-
Ws&u '-'v;'.' f.illctl si.i'ciitls. SfUitiu' mi an unusual small iiiars;in as-
surt's 1 l.n.vol i.i'tl rustouuTs thi'ir luoitOv's voi9ii vn every q
HooverkOd Groceries iMiri-lutst'. o o
YOUR lALVTIOrt THINKI q
l.il.l.vs l..s,lal IMh.'ai.i'K N.-.9in 33c Crystal Whit.. Soap. 10 bars 45f!
' , .... ' . " , , ,, Othitv !j'rax Xat.tliti Soap, 10 hars 43c
(inmtlc Uo.ulo Xtllf., I 'Oat 00s, assort. st.iui.l Li,,,,.,," Tea. 1 ,5ou.,.r 83c
slO.-U, per safk 90c Jvov- 'rop (itiiii.t.wtlfr, 1 .tuiii(l Q dSc
M. .1. li. foI'lVp, II.. tin $1-97 lii-x I.y'. hi.ul.est test. 2 tins 25c
M. .). I!. (.. Tee. 1 1!.. tin .. 43c l.u.lPoisT Malt, .u.aft jar .' .....Sue
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