La Grande evening observer., July 21, 1922, Image 5

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LA' flRANDK KVKN IN'O O USURY KH
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THE OLD HOME TOWN
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Local News In Brief
July lil-27 Chauuttqua ill City '
Park.
:! July r ;:rmrrV rrop
I- cursion.
r A'ufc. IJ. K. . M. picnic at Hiv-
-! errtide Pai k.
v Sept. 1-2- N"orthvp.-t convention v
tif I. O. K. K- at La Hrandc. v
Hfn nds Day in City
G. t Cooper of Kunrhi, w.t'nt
the day in La Graiule ietuintn:
home in the evening.
lleml' Lady
Huth Snow arrlv
evening tt) spend
ing friends.
d in the eity last
r. l'"v," uiij s visit-
Hohh' to lijiker
M U tt:itlt-v rciiiriied hist
evening from Wallowa lake, whei e
she has been apeiuling a few days ' '
, on her ai:ation. -
He!1"" M"!te
W. (. Haiper. who has been vis-
. .1 . . 1.;,. I,,,,,,,, (,. ii.i.
laud last evening on No. .
Lloyd Omer lelt last evening to
join I he Klophenstein cmpiag party
at their homestead at Kainela. e
.jitting to b'ina home a great iinn
tlly of huckelberries.
Home to lflrtM
V. Henderson, who has been
spending a few days here on busl
nesM. returned last evening for his
home in Portland.
Iteturn t Portland
Stev! Gardiner and wife retuvne.l
lust (evening from Fort land, where
they hae la-di visiting friends for
tujp past week.
liin to Teloiiiset--
W. S. Billiard, who is employed
tin the O.-W.. left this morning fur
TelK'as-t. where he will be ft
some time.
To See flwi'w
Hatlie K. Short b'ft lat evening
for Tillamook to spen I a lew dun
with friends. While there she will
Ro through some of the larger clieene
factories in that unction.
Home fmm pwtlmnl
Miss Thelma Choate returned iaf
ew-(nlng from Forthind. where lie
haw b'veii several w eeki isit iua
friends and relativi's.
Iinbler lun
H, L. Andrews, id fmbler; arriv
ed in La Grande last eveniha "on
tin branch line iiaiu and regis
tered ut thu Foley. He ia iiert.- ou
busnoysfi.'
oct(i-H in ItaKer
l)rs. IUlston. K irly and Haff.
Ponvfy rtatnd last everting from
IUher. nhire thr? tt-nrtei tb- an
nual irieetintr of thf Eastern Or
140u di.-.ti ict itiejii-.il sociH.y.
Hand Hebiarsal this fcvenintf
The La Grande band will have a
reheat sal this evening at the Elb
club at All membeiB art!
UreS to be in attendance.
Itetut-na trni linker-
Xs. (His Veal returned
ewUfiig from HiUer. whi-re sli
tn .V'nding a lew days
friends, reporting a very pie
8' ay.
- a-- -
To Wo)) Waitn 0
Gillmon. lo has been
. .
has
with
isant
1 visit
U. A.
ing hre at the home 01
M V
(fliny Ln Grande ftubscriber to ($
the Observer who does not re- :
ceive his lQper by S o'rlotQ p
the evening please call f-tt i h
Union. Main 21. and a tjcl h
messenger win de0 er a copy. Ij
JAZZ o
Dunce
Saturday Night
Rex Hall 0
Limey's X'vclrr- Oivhi'.-ti-a
coooc
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i
-By Stanley
RLAOMG
POTCARCSH .
il
come pight t.'
iipl
Ilenhani, from Medi'ord. Minn., left
last evening for Walla Walla to
I'iid tt lew day there visiting
. trie ads iH'l'or- return in g h-re.
I :vr for Kdw htnn
Mm. J. ('. Hurley and son Erving.
of Wallo w;i. left last evning for
Sloi klon, Cal.. wlit-ie they ill nitcnd
a few veks isiling with friends
and relai i'es.
Visiting Mother
Mrs. il. Kephwt ai riv-.l last
evening from f'ristahol, (';in:tl Zont.
Panama, to spend a few weel s here
wiili her mother. Mrs. .1. B. llerr.
Hctinns to I nion .
I Ka Wilson of Ciiiou. returned to
I her home this morning on No. 2 4
I after spending Lh niorniiig in La
:ramle
Hiattei s.
attending to .some business
Pot-; IiiimI
Lady
Bunnell id
a few days
SI rs. Andre
Vesta
spending
I homo ,01'
Portland,
hero )it
Lon'ey
injecting to- reiurn to her home
latter part of the week.
fdiibo People
Mr. and Mrs. Thoma.t ('nf Tin ami
daughter, Idiiho, are rutins tht
-iay in t Ije- city. On their return trif
to Canad.t. They are the unestf
(tf C. ,!. Black while in the city.
Vii(ing Her
Elizabeth Collins n
isiting in La Grand
as a Tie.st of her
Erawley.
f Fortlan.L is
for a w liil
couf in, Mary
Irmt to linker
Ot is Ve.tl drc e
when( hi will f'
on buuine.s t tr
ev.iiag.
to R;iker foj..
el a few houts
returuiiiB hi
.Milton enti('inanr-
T. A. Hi note, who lives at
ton. an i veil in tow 11 la;a e 1
and t spnding a ffw days h'-i
biisine.sj matt rs. Mr. Htuote
g'lt'Ht of t he Ha oy.
MH-
'tiing
Itefmn to ItmimM n t My .
Mis. .1. Carlson of Pendleton
Hi-en t I lie day hre with Mr
Nelson and also attending to :
who
. X.
r"-
hei
busituvn ma iters, returiied
ifome in I'endlt ton 011 No. 2
to
Mrs. Marie !toener;ince avivet!
lfist evening cm No. H from Pasco.
Washington, and Will visit Iit
with her daughter. Mrs. K. it. fTh
dersoii, and with her fdster, ' Mi a. V.
I. Shaw.
j lro,e t Town
! Mr. ;uid Mr-;. A. L. Z.m-zv.and
' fa mlly, w ho own a larte ranch a
itw mili-. from Ftiion, drove to La
I Grande this inoiiihig and t-i-nt a
j few hours h,' re doing soiiiti shop-l"h-
' ,
Inion Man at sawv
M. A. St earn of T" niiifi. i
La Grande visitor t-riay. Ii-tvln-rived
1a tow n las? i- eniuir. He
i opplug at t 1m Savov tin ring
visit here
Vafvu Man Here
li. O. Ihnihar, wlio makei hi:
thoiif hi Wallov.n, was a L;i Graiifb
business visitor yesterday and spent'
the evetl'.f.L-
L'U'-st. of the. Eo
HO'iie this morn
Jy ret iiT-jillig to
ilii;. u
hi!
I'lallOtm Mameer oinhig O
.1. L. White, brot her iff; the jun
ior partner of the KUi.-nu-Ak'hfQ
Cha at -nut na a-o'i;ii ion, will arrive
this ev-nin.O H will be p!a''brm
maiiauer h"te during t li - local chau-
tauutia si-asim
0
.Mi,.s 4dn Liiniiis. hini'ir rhiiiitiiu
ni:m(j T. iirrivft In I.:i tinSIf
lust -Mini; sintl 9.11 li""' lril
ihe hiiiitaii'i!ii s"as"n us :i tili-M
at tho I em- hi Mh.s.-tliT.
O
loo" & o 0
Jucli!" A VG Kmiwl.-s e:M. Mr.
Flora II. linn isipii 11 li0"' il''' rw
jiKiilnM .inln-w Ilai"iiOW"ln'
'tay iirtiTii'O-i. i-ii Hi" 0mriri! ot
i-rnol urn) InhnP.'ea .r' allinrlit.
-03
llov In .loin I'aiTiKi
Pl"l'Oi l.iirulois. v,i hu Ivili
visit Int. hi k r.unl 1 a tlifr. I.. Haven.;'!
al fint'M pri.-i. i;k;s( ,1 thriiiiKli lusi
lilnir on his.viav In 'nokatif'i
joi n
home
pa rent,
thai rity
who Oiako
rvr-nit'3
T'i ioi-ttnd
Lifri IlahrooJt
l"ft jrft
No. 23 tor Portland to spend
a few days in that illy visiting
friends mill attending to a ''
business Interests.
Drove Over -
Uev. and Mrs. H. S. HuRhes, ac
companied by their daughter. Con
stance, drove to La Grando this
morning iitui spent part of the day 1
hero 011 a shopping tour, returning
to Union late in the afternoou.
Koild.S (i(MMi
Thu roads between here and Bak
er are in splendid condition "with
tho except ion of t he detours, ac
cording to llev. (leo. IL Quigle-.
who -drove owr to Baker to spend
the day yesterday.
Inion
Mm.
Beach .
M.n lie
I'eople Here
C. K. Kuhn. Mrs.
and Minxes Zelphti
W. J.
Jleach.
Miles and Margaret
Busick. I
all residents of Union, drove to La
Grande this . morning und spent the
H renter part of tho day here attend
ing to some business uud doing
some shopping.
I'Jids acntbm -
T. J. UiiKhey. who make.i Ills
home at Hot LakV, returned home
this morning after taking a vaca-
: Hon, part of which he spent at
iKIin visiting with J. P. Good, and
'part of it in La Grande visiting with
j friends.
Httwti from Miiuim
Mp. a lid Mrs. K. O. ArchibaM.
who make 'their home In Milium,
where he is engaged in some con
tract 'work, arrived In town last
evening and are hero today on some
business matters. During their vis
it in La Grande they are stopping
at the Koley.
I'l'lHMWl' lAUlf '
Mrs. W. It. Hesrock, who make
her home in Promise. Oregon, is
visiting in J. a Grande at present,
(having arrived In town last eve
nt n ff . M is. I I-sf ovk la a g urst of
tho Savoy hotel during her atay
in La Grutule.
Left for Biikei
Mrs. M. H. Bailey and her daugh
ter. Lois, left last evening 011 No.
; 1 x. bound for Baker, where they
'make their home. Thdy have been
, visit ing in La 'Grande for a short
; time and have" also spent r.ovral
'days at Wallowa lake. They state
that they had a very enjoyable trip.
ArHve.l l,a Nitth
.IlniNiy Stoddard, the sou of Mr.
'-and Mrs. J. B. Stoddard, arrived
iia town last evening from New York
jwhere be now makes hirf horn!. Mr.
Stoddard will remain here for some
time before returning to the mttrop
olin. Ht, is following a literary cu
' roeiv
i Left for t'nbtti
R. K. Clark, ho iK employed
with the Americiin Exp rent company,
in La (irand, b ft thl hvorninn on
! No. $ for Union, where lie will
si rod a eon.j.'le nf cLya visiting with
friends and HttemliiiK to. some busf
; i.:.s affairs.
l.tsM'M Through
John Gray and wife of Seattle.
lttsed thiouuh Ibis morning on
No. (mi their way to Wei.ier.
where Mr. Gray will accept a po
sition there with the sugar factory.
White tbi train .wa In (he rity Mr.
Gray visited with Audnior Playbe,
an old colleg! ehtim.
j On ffoni'jnioun-
1 A . .! . Clay and wife, w lw
recently nutrried. left last tAenina
ion No. IX for New York City to
1 ipefHi tbeir honeymoon ther and
will return to Ii Grimd in the
i ii.'-ir future, to make thWr home
here.
j Two tit ton lien
Wililam Wlgglesworth and fbar
!ela Henry, two residents of Fiiion.
tnntor'il to La Grand yt-Mterrtuy
i and spent I he duy in town attend
ing to some huHinefs affairs. They
j returned to.thtir home In the eve-
1 uiug.
Ciiruit t ourt .
Judge j. KuowleH. (oeontpan
ied by (iertwrt Uauna, crt report
M', lft thin ijioriirig on tbw branch
f line tea iti. hound for Ktiteppriie,
whr eircnit court wiii met f'tr u
ibort sesion. Some tiity cutte
will U decided at tbia time.
Kntiiift iKltors m I
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. I'ai1(rfii of
Eoriiiosu. Kjiusis, are viHitJng at
Ihe hoiae of Mr. and Mr. Grant
Sim1euift in.Fiaitdale. Mr. -i'at-
tersott and Mrs. Stunvant ;re ai.-
tera. The l'i traous inb'nd to viiv
t in Port fa nd before rei ui niuc to
Iht'ir hoin,,
At SnitiiiK-r j
! Mr. anil Mis. H. C
niaki- tln'ir liiiini' li
; Wnsh.. ilrovi- into I.:
t'Tilay on thiir way
Ca tSell, who ;
1 Goldendab-.
Gramle yen
to the coast.
wh'-vi- tin y are nlantiiim on Fpi'iiil
iilf sotnf limn. Tin y s.t iiu"1 nr
' for the 'evi'iiint; as t:nitts of the
j Siininic-r roniiiiiieil their trip this
: inilVliing,
, , 1
l Woi'b Ttiia Momiitp.
The earit-'flf er.s eotnuieneeil work
on the rooms formerly 0(-eilllei 'fly
tile I. a. (.ranile InveHIAIent rnmtianv.
whifhMilll he the rillilly miartei'K of
a;
IMIhlllll .Ash H rlothllm store
anW
Jro tearlnu out Ihe iiartltlolis
laraiory to itKuiim the iilaee
first fhi otder.
pre- j
iiitn
The annual 0"etlng f the 0 -
C9.i iGtyi .stri O e$a Po let y
fen o 3 teas gov o itn oo
0 tt)0 ! Of 9 ea? iO 10- eharce !
i-9 tiQ oaoft'ioo of u4 0ii-. T. .1
VOn- il"- nieellni! O1"
tended iv -prt!Mitatfs
ftmO all i
partrf 0' eastern OreiX
oo
Kriilh of Suinnierviri?', pur- 1
the two-at re tract in the
'ha
Idilion from Charb-H Hei-lter ;
through the La (.liinde IWivtment '
eompany Mr. Siuitli will take 1m-
nwdiate po-se,ision but will not oe- i
'etipy the place until in the fall. He :
)is the owner of h larKO ranch
near fuipin r ilhj and will make Lh
jUrpiiJr hi Uin? diring hn wiatr. i
Krrr in Name
A local nivn item was published
recently referring to tine birth of a
pu uud. baby girl to Mi, and Mrs.
Charles K. Wale which should haw
read Mr. and Mih. Charles K. Wadtf.
Fishing ;mn
Kd Kurd and Kd Cyr returned to
La Grande yesterday evening hav
ing driven to Mi nam the day before
to spell da couple of days fishing
In tho Wallowa river. They return
ed with plenty of the tinny meas
ures and announce that the trip
was a Biirfciisd.
To honking ; lass
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. lliikox. of
this city, left this moraine on the
hi audi line train, bound (or Look
ing Glass, where they will spend
a tew days visiting wit li friends
and on business. Mr. HUknx took
his flshiuK
tackle alonjr and x
a littlo fishing while
pects
t u d o
gone.
Down f mi m Wallowa Lake
Harry Proctor spent lust eve
ning in town returning to t Ho camp
at Wallowa lake wliere lie. Hud
Thoison and Everett lb'sse are
spending the week. Mr. Proctor
n "i,d 'L'' .
able to get bai!: in time to take
part in the La Grande-Cni;
ball game Sumhty.
bas;-
(oes to IVu'tlami
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. McEvnr, and
their daughter. :Geralifni ltft this
morning on No. 1 7 for Portland.
where they will spt'itil about a week i .
on a pleasure tiip. Following their
visit in Portland they will go to
Seattle and to other points in Wash
ington "before returning to their
home'iii La Grande.
I.
livi iti'it Home
Mrs. H. L. f'onnolly and
dren, and her mother. Mrs. K.
ell. rerurued to their home in
dleloii "jifter upeiidini: ve-at
in La Grande. A shon time
tliey arrived here, one of the
dien con! rarted scarlet fever
chil-Lov-
ks
after I
dill-I
11,1,1 1
and
the resulting
their Ht.-tyiug
the (iinrantiiie
illness ui'c.'fisit
in La Grande until
was lifted. ,
Portland I'eot tie
Mr. and Mrs. N. . Gilbert, ac
cnmpaiiiM by their chfldi'en, Frank
mid Xainy, arrived in La Grande
Inst evening from Bykei. where they
sprint a short lime on !.u.-.iness.
After spending the niglit In La
Grande tllcv lt-1'r thi-j niorniti'- ini.tlw
! bunch line train, hound for Jo-
m'pu. wnere iney will spend n.eou
plo of tj.iy. on a coiulMiied business
and pleasure trip. They make Hp li
lt o me in Portland. '
K'uU YfeMriaiis
The city is working on the' re
pairing of the sidewalks nnd -trails
leading to the p;trk s that no J
trouble will ho experienced during 1
ehmttaHimt w et wlieti h large J
etowd will triiveise the. tli.dunce I
daily. Work wax -,;:: menced re
ctsntly -and . new plaaliiiir:s and other
repulrs are being inaiie to the wood
en ldewall;s. The gravel und dirt'
trails are bing leveled off and put,
into first class condition, '(
lrfnvH Tt morrow
Mrn. Hoy. Mart in will lctvvn fori
her home in. I'ortland tomorrow 1
morning after lmviug visited wit h :
her winters, Mrs. M. A. Ilirrisou and;
Mra. ,)4)p Spencer for the p;tt fdnr j
weck.i. Mrs. Martin has jnat had 1
the remains of h'-r fat her. W. I).
jfluebanan, who died in Harney City,.
w',p'lln l!Mifi, removed to this eltv wh:cre
be laid to rest beside thoae of
ihef mother in tie- Island clfy cetiift- !
tery. Mrs. Mnchaiiaa died i4t Lu i
' tJramle in J !t 1 :! and he fore pacing :
iinade the reo,'n,-st that l'r IiinIi;oii !
jbe placed by her side. Ttiis. w;w the!
first opportunity Mi-;. Martin had.'
.of fulfilling this remind. The Hh-!
anaus were early pioueura o( the
valley.
Cl'tl'.MHKHS. niiiN't;
(iatilen Frodtii :n
prices nre 1 ighl . 1'hurn
Leans ami ,
!eo. Tile l
Shuw, rruildale.
M HI KENT Thu" -ronm
j Bpuiinriprit. Call :i'.j-K.
furnislied ;
1-2 i-t;
:
.t'tiil RfiNi lodern room. Impiiri
I'iOT 5lh St., or cj.it :;7--!t.
; 3 7-2 1
; :
!t'i
: Ki:t KENT Two
rooms. I'hotn
liil-.M. 1 707 .li
ffer-i
son Ave.
7
WANTKD A
cia! hauM-.v.n k.
in the tr.orniiiir.
avenue.
or woman for Ken- ;
till! fr-::) I" I '
Ihs. Ash, HOI V
7'i)-::i
n 4 s v talcum
A sctcni.J lilcni) of purest
in$rcdjcnIS comfortii g,
On0 Aj-alini; to l-ali)'j(j(cit-rots!'n.
0,k forii.C-l'ox
100 I'slcurgO q
11
iv i !
rnt-? -wt .ir , , jk.
NEW TODAY
i
KOK SAi.KK'ill il, k, J.
Hlm-k & Co: 7-M-2.
i Its
i.. i i 1 1 '( . t it,
r
i notice:
Phone Main 780 for your wood
i needs as wood is liable to be scaroe
ami higher. 7-21-lC
NOTICE! NOTICK! NOTICK!
Special Bates to Strikers.
LISTKN STK1KKHS, We will clean
and press your suit for $1.00- Satis
faction "itaranteed.
THE PANTS HOSPITAL,
Call 4S7-W.
7-2Wltp
JEWEL JUG IS
(Iiy Assoclntcd Press)
PARIS, July 21. Europe's four
vear "jewel bag is about over, and
I the Pari J jewel trade foreneos the
1 pussing of the crisis In the trade
(that resulted from the dumping of
Inbuilt u billion Irancs worth of htol
leii, confiscated and smuggled Jewels
ion the Paris market. Leonard Ros
enthal, tho jewel espert employed
the value of the ITapsburg treasure.
suya the collapse 111 law precious
P-on,cd oniy by
the war's creation of enough proli
Kiers- to absorb the oversupply.
This Hood of jewels, Ronsenthal
says, came In three waves. The
first was brought by fleeing Rus
sian aristocrats who KtnitglfMl out
family fortunes 4 11 their hair or
sewn in the linings of their cloth
ing. Soirtt times valuable stoue
ere swnllowcii to be recovered by
i the use of emetics, and were wen
j embedded In the rlesh. One Rus
sian prince sold for 3,600.000
1 Cranes a group "f emeralds hi.s an-
stois bought twrt centuries ago
for 8 0,000. One of the Czar's
emeralds was sold In Paris for It 2
times lis tost. A ILussian duke
fw.iii'ivtf iihtln I 1111011 111 11 ir tilu tew-
ABOUT OVER NOW
,v,niels for lu.iMt0.onn replied, "How can
1 live on fiilO.uOO francs a year?"
Ills -pre-war expenditures in Petro
grad vailed between U.OuO.OOO and
ir.iHMi,nuo francs yearly.
ijfvels valued at 3uo.ooo,uou to
4imi.iiou.ooO lonfisruted by the-1 So
viets. The third wave was the
dispersion of the cnUcrtioiM of king
and kliigltfts, princes and dukes of
rtnany and Ausirin-Hungary. 1 he
llaiMburg court furnished the treas
ure of 10 centuries 'and for this
Emperor Charles' agent asked f0,
niio.iMMi rraucs but took between
aS.HOti.OMO and (Jj,U0,0UU.
Tht Moa' 'ihovtit,'
Old ium.m' shed thu iilc. shovel-llbv
antlerw early In .Inuiihi-.v, youur mis
weeks later. By the inlddl nf May
i the niv growth nf Hmh protrtitkfi ff
I than nu Inch from the skull. In thro
! mouths the development of Hw 79
pound slK-vel, often Mix fwt fteroK
! entirely iunpl4.
BENEFIT OLD TYME
DANCE
FOR THE STRIKERS
Thursday Evening
July 27
ZUBER HALL
I'. .1. Powers, Msr.
fr ffr S"fi 4 t? 4f 4f 4? 4? 4? 4 4?
!TAXi4
CALL A An
if
A H:i.i.iii,K ti sinmu e
thk rtTV.
jf All HUntt ( alto ttOc
All ! auvm4
S Bomlnl Urirm.
IFord & George
MAIN 44
For Sale
firoiry niore. iloing flood busi
ness, in Lu Grande. Ow'ner'n health
laiMni;. Is rey.-on for aeilirg. oCon
sult us as' to price an4 terma.
OneCr Hie best pool ba!I i T,n
( Jr.trnle for nale. IVVe anil ternif
rlibl. Come in and 19. us tell you
about it.
! o
I'.O neres choice la ml lth (;ooil
I Imiiroveinenls on t lg .'6htay near
ll'lilon. I''li() cm)) on every fool
ol It, r, re orchard null ll load-
Qith trull . all l i onil Kood
water i lit Itll lil'Oty of B0"T
I'rlce '.'.UU O O lV0QiO0l' !l1
handle it.
I o o
! 4 loom linusiQtwo loin, all fenc
ed, carafe, nn east. AdaniKQiventtc.
I'iO" "nil J100 cash. liaJice
jjimii) per mouth. Just I' nnd.
InsO. . 0
o " sr
C.J. BLACK & CO.
Now Foley Building
La Grande, Oregob
251 OFF
On all White Oxfords
and Pumps
FRENCH & GREENE
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
ill r ' tts k;t f?
S r irk. -I
II
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