La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 24, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, .Tulv 2-K 1922 LA ORANDM KVKXTXO OnRERVFR PAOF. FTTE IHE OLD HOME TOWN -By Stanley, iini j uvuuiuj ln.u-i.ir I'rmim lis HOLD ER '" i. i" H .1 ,uii n -r,. NEWT i-OS.iX r--;,-U'--i1-- - SUES . ' Vs 'W, . JKi--- "4 li- -X. .Vr -2 -ft c g-v . vo. sand Coleman George spent yesterday ;ou the Minum, river fishing, return ling In the evening with nice mess ;oi trout. ThAT FELLER ACTS SU5PSOOBS TO ME - Lu JUST KEEP MY E YE days'.: yrL 4 .Sunday Willi Mayor ! Leo J- Lindsay anj family metor- :ed to liitbiw yesterday ami spent tin? day tltera as the guest of L. i Aubrey PrvscoU, the muvor of Iro- jbier. fir-;- j , - fwc noes' vjwo J MAR'-MAi OTEY WALKCft CLOSnO Mil WATCH " .' yyiTH A SHArp SMAP roDAY. THE STOAMGI'P WMO " - M, r- l:N HA-i'VNAr"OlM. THE CENTVAU HOfFL -lltVP:ft ThRTC FEET! I Vi'l fl'tlHI rnion Chester V, Knuuoits. of Talon, ar rived In La Grande this morning on Ithe auto stage and is spending the day hero on business and visiting 'with ft-iiiiiflc Li'hvc fur irtlaini .Mrs. Hnnwn. .Miss rauHno MUivr and IV.d lisuisiii, left this noon for Portland, where .Mr. Hansen will at tend a training school. slightly lute as was No, 6 Mm east Hoim fmm Ponland ; Mrs. Hhoda II. Smith mnd Mr. C, B. Lewis have just returned from VUlting IhImekrt ' ' ft business irlp to I'srUfmd. Wbiiej Alfgses Varie, Helen una Corine tliere Mwy. purchased ih& "Bonnie Baker, of Pouland, are visiting at Hra" aprtmenta, local la the Ir-1 the home t their sifter, Mrs. Hal vington district and will leave some! Hohnenkninn this work. They arriv-;titne nest month to tak pogseasion. ed it L.i tirande yesterdm having of their future home. Their mother driven from Portland tn company .Mr. A, C. Harris, an old resident ' with Avon iHmn, who is alu a guest iof this rlty, has rentf'd hr horaej at the house, ion second street and will accompany IKer daughters and aUu boeuma m.1- UivWns KiiiwiiHt- " : resident of Portland. A complaint was filo4 against Mrs. t Jrestoit for permtttins? her j Wlyilt IUirn? chickens -io run at larc within the! A woodpile, belonging to Dr. H. icily limits. Her rase was tried in,S. Hrownton, and located dlreetiyl the police court this morning and .back of his resident on 604 Ol was extended for ten days ta permit avenwo, caught fire sbovtt 3 o'clock j her to dispose of the chickens. iUiis morning and about eight cords I at wood wa bunted and damaged. Tmirlnjc Througli 1 he hre department made a quirk t l iiinii Man Tom Marks, rancher of the Union district, is unending I ho day in La I J ramie attending to a few business matters and wiil return home this evening. ' 1 - 1 Local News In Brief Hies t Xttrtli Powder - Frank Metrilf, of this city, left La (iraiid this morning on No. 24 bound for North Powder, where be has aeeepted a position. Ho will be gone for about two weeks- Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Thompson. Misses Ida IL Cook ami Julia Cook, and Leveral Cook, of Pendleton, mo tored to L U rail tie yesterday hii route for the east and peiit the eveninic here as gue.st. of the Som mer. They continued onnlieir route today. trip but the wood had already been burning; for some time Apparently the biM started from a gms.4 fire lth.it had horned Friday but had not been entirely extinguished, finally eUting into the woodpile. The dam ago Is over $30., Traffic Violation H. Kimtson find lwM tnpae were hailed before municipal jiiifye thU morning tt the char f traf ik violations and a ftreli miliary hearing was held. TIjc rase was set for this evening at T o'clock in nrrfi'r in isihiw t;it tii nra;lin-M AIUHTtO.VW. LOCAI MCU'H N PAliE KIVK IHIISE WINS H; July 21-27- Chautauqua at City m Park. hi ir July 27-28, Farmers crop ex- " Yf eursion. r'f Aug. r. K. (. M. picnic at Kiv- y t'f erside Paik. H; Sept. 1-2 Northwest convention -' ?f of 1. O. K. K. ai La Cmnde. Uhin ItNilber I Lorraine I're.wott, of Seattle, and well known in thus eity, is spending w'h i'i'w dnys in Jmhler visiting with Jailer brother, L. Prewcott. Vislim in PeHlaud i T. J. Scroggins one tf La Grandes ' husim-jis nwn, :s at the Imperial I while in the eity for a short visit. OickoI) Journal. Ueroveriiig frtit tHration - Susie Hankan, wh underwent a major snrgirnl operation at the Grande Kisude hospital Friday morn ing Is apparently recovery. Unite y.weifel Flshe Kobe ZwelM and several nuttored to .Mi nam yesterday and spent the day fishing, returning with plenty of fish, v Went KMtmg Mr. ami Mrs. AP ' it Currey. Mfss Vie Ciawford and Tltotnan Hill, tm- the road to(tored io Troy y;terday and spent ;the day on the banks or the Little -Salmon fishing. They returned In !the evening with their baskets filled others with fish and reported a ery pleas ant trip. The largest fish measured J d inches. (Him-btl to The Observer) IUMSK. Ida., Jul 24. The Rub ifnintaimi-s won from ih W'ir championship contenders yesterday ( aftcrnmin at Weiscr by the score of H to 7t nracticallv cmchtojr Boikc's I -hanees fttr the penpant in the We.it- n Idrtho Raelmll Lesm. Silk Unde rwear KaviHrs and Van Jfaahes' famous silk vt'sta ami Uooiuers in tlitiiiiy shades of or chid, maize, pink aiid peach. No UvtWr Utulerwcar FRENCH & GREENE &eady-to-Wear and Shoes OBSEEVEE ADVERTISING will bring results Itefurncd from Porlland ! Spvm sun lay in Cuion G. II. Forwood return d S'lturdayl Claud Seranton and family noon from a several days' trip to i Sundav at Union, taking ii Portland. sjmnt i the 1 Lighi laii Iteturned S. S. ttiaham, who lives in returned to his home this morning on the branch Hne train after spend ing yesterday in La Grande. .Mr. Grahaii spent the evening at the tvoy. Tniou-La Gr:tndf game, and return ling in the evening. Attends ( 'oovenl ion Mrs. ('. F. ilapperselt has tiona to Columbia City, where sue is attend ing the stale Baptists eonvtut ion. yesterday hi In ion C. J. Black motored to Union yes teriay afternoon to attend to some business con net-ted wit h t )ktt Mor mon chur:h. x Visit lug lbre Mrs. Joint Hanson, of Seattle, ar rived in La Grande this morning on No. 2-t and will visit here for a short i hue- with Mr.i.' I). G. Harvey and other friends. Two Weavers S. C. and J. V. Weaver of Knte.r pjise. arrived in La Grande last eve ning and are spending a few days here on business matters. They are guests of the Folty during; their vis it in La Grande. To PiJch Hv . H. h. Bwrnham. 1m tier known as I.Iiii.L.Kid s,,ril t,rt (,J!0av rr th(. valley, where he will spead a rou ple of months on a farm pitrhr.g hay and otherwise iahonns. He thinks that this is one of the best ways to get himself n cthafw for tliM winter's boxing cards and ex pects to return ready to take on anyone. BENEFIT OLD TYME DANCE FOE THE STEIKEES Thursday Evening July 27 ZUBER HALL P, J. Powers, 5Isr. Spends Sunday in Cove Loton Sterns sip-nt yesterday In Cove, visit ing with friends and re hi At Poles J. Lang of Htlgard, is In La Grande today and tered at the Foley. ;dr. her;.1 on business. Scout masters to Me AM sriiut masters seolMmast a visitor i4 regis Lang is lives, returning Ming. home in the eve Home from Montana Fred Peterson and wife return?! last evening from Bntte, Mont ma, where they have been the last week visiting with relative. Willi Relative Vesteidny M rs. M . 1. Me Ban rei u rued last evening from SiimmerviHe. where she spent the day visiting with relatives. Union Man W. V. Stevens and son. of Union, ! drove to La Grande this morning jand are ."-pending the day here on i ; business. Tin v ,U return to their Kv-Kdiloc lleie 1 Jotl it V KllKU'nrth rtf ttsilrnr crat. arrived in la Grande thlsj1'0'1 lil.irnin.. K i f,, l....Jt.. "'H' where he had been on business. Mr. t tl,r,i1' r.iiswonn is visiting t thn home of G. S. Rirtiie for a few days. and assistant t ff Scout officials will ie.t in the V 1 A XI CALL A A & M. C. A. Wednes.fay evening firj4 1U 4 Ilkf lh pnriMJse of planning for tle Boy 1 JWAlW Scout summer camp, whii-h will be . . August of (he doot attendanfe ii lfi-2!, the site belli marters that will hi at this time. A full ; utjied. lefeiids Itailroad Off n UUbiiiK Trlii j William Boiions. snprintandent A. T. Hill, C. !. Put man, Jas. 'for this divismt of the c,-W, H. & Siiodsrass and Howard K. O'Brien ,N. who is lo re today, defends the left yesterday morning for the Min- t railroad wirkinmen's ;nm rou ii try. where they will spend t La Grande, which ja week fishing. They promised to ! recently. .Mr. Rolloim jinake a idg efiort to decrrtise the free megis and ylVeplng arrommo mi?kes,l'ish nonilhitloil. exilCrtlnu- li rntt-h t:ititni iitititan,l ,.f ilifit in La;aa many as the law allows. alls, gloves, iob:ieei anddher hud-! i.-; dries are irhed iso. Kast Otv She Visiting: Hew gonian, Frnest Knight is visiting a short j - time with John Stoddard. Mr. I Knight, who now makes his home j in i lie Willamette van ey , ws n ineniber of the La (Grande Field HoMjdtal unit during the world war. I homo this afternoon. At Savoy -.Miss J ulia Kill fin, who her home in Cove, arrived Grande early this tit tit niim stopping at tin Savoy hotel is htve on business. On Milium Albert Briu kjrr and Omar .John son, clerks at the O.-W. offices, spent yesterday on the Minam fish ing, bringing back the limit. I-Vniil Baker Harry Powers of Baker, arrived in town yesterday and is here today attending to some hu.diuss matters. Mr. Low ers is stopping at the Savoy. VTHE 01,11 EST AXI MOST 4 HKUAHI.K TAXI SURVIVE THK IIJ J, All Short Calls S5c All calls antwered Promptly with Bonded Di irer. I stSifFord & George lrrlarra tint Tt , O M. MAIN 44 1 -i CaU a.r-c.a-d.e: Today and Tuesday Mary Miles Minter -iii- "South of Suva Lovely Mary Miles Minter In the biggest hit of her career A tale of love and adventure in the South Seas, ALSO "THE LEATHER PUSHERS" yF't"'?TW,!ifllW!p( Any La Grande snbscrihor to the Observer who does not re ceive his paper by 8 o'clock in the evening, please call Western Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. Rack from Puithoid Mis. Will Peam ami her biby arrh ed In La Grande tins morning on No. 2-1 from Portland, where they have been tor some time visit ing Willi friends and relatives,. For Sale La Grande IMegniJoii ltrge i, Grande people wt re numerous J in Pendleton yesterday. Some of ! those w ho spent the dav her wre ' 5 room iihhU-i n home bawMner.t. Mr. and Mrs. O. Hnward, Mr. and ;lawn, trmst ljiep,ue, heating piant. Mrs. W. C. Hopple, K. H. Farley, F. j garage, one-am l rnet wilh good Lai kin. and O, G. Olson, Ptndlv- barn, trhieken house and fruit trees. ton Trihune " JAZZ 'Vit Locate nt Coi-vallis Mihs I; ti tli Hays left this morn inir for CorvaHis on No. IT to unite her home. Mis Hays will aitend school there this coming term. Saturday Night Eex Hall Loncy's Novelty Orchestra Spemls Suiolay Willi Parents Miss La Rue Hanks, .spent Sunday here witli her parents, returning to Walla Walia. where .she is emnloyd at the Standard Oil cotunanv's of-! Leon Lny t ics. Toy Lin k (iuilly Toy Luck, who was appreht;nded Friday evening, charged with the possession of Ho, nor and oth;V eharges, was tried in the justice court Saturday evening and was found guilty, facing fned 25 ami costs by Juslirp Arthur Williams. Luck paid his fine. This plar Mhe posloffh !?10 cash ui cuts. just six bloekH from . I'ri $I6UU. Terms balance on cusy pay- 7 room hoti mid woodshed inntiern. oh 4 ids. J'rleo barn Ci room Ohm!": r hient sidewaH;. ba; well IihH! htuio! S'attle and PoHland 1 Mrs. I. Fitzgerald and sou, PuL I a re spending a fw weeks in Seat jt!e ;iud Portland. While iu port land tiov will he the guests or Mis. : Frank 'ShumartL Hack frun INictbind iKissecl thronh La Grande this morning, bound for bis:ritht at $v0. home In Piiioii after speudtHg sev- '. era I das in Portland, where he at-1 ("iide ((Hit- funeral of hm mother.) Mrs. Bahetie Levy, who passed L ' away last week. Uont biiHKahiW, r emeiiL This and ttm prico room !no li-i n Ihmii large lot L rir TlT! C? 1 Je,JUfZML ' 9 ' j j Hack to Pihtf J Guy Moss, 1 the ItiLihway (Pilot Rock. r- who is t mpioyed on 'oii.t rue t ion work at turned thi! morning To Visit mi Hallas Mr. and Mrs. ,K. U. their little son, Keith, iol't yesterday, bound Oregon, where thev a tier itv spiMiding a few ft it!) frknds and d;is in relatiies. til: parents. Mr. tor a Mint Uw trip by and Mrs. x weeks, anto. parley and of this eity, for fjalias. vili visit bis , J. M. Farley They made j I have sever il Tin ;aved 'streets Horn i. good iocn Priue JuHum. ItOIHCS OI lo rooms Home to Cove Sam Ke-k, reidiit of Cove, re turned t his morning after sivend ing a f w weeks va -at ion at ihv Soap La !te summer resort. Soap Lake, Wah- Train Rehlmt T'aius. priieiirally i.a Grande today ia: at o;;io a in, arrive( jNo. 17. due at S : f little affer 1 (tVloek j - i, arrived in ' No. 4, due ! it 6: J, and ; pulled in a j N'. S t wa ' Geo. H. Currey , PCaMEHAND in i!iu Sirfs, WnivU'ti, s;yid b'iinrv 'jisliintTc: We f'O'k I'viTt liair. o Price ('nun 1.95 to 9 Clint's Clothier? "Tha Store yith a Conscience" 1108 Adams 'Ave. Vliilx Vliele Marirartt Anthnny, r!. John Anthony, rei urned morniiii; -:fter speiifjin , wreks in Baker rsjting A. M. Staley. u:itr of home this rOHple- Of her inidf!, OpccatOMt T'ir Appendirttf Mrs. H. M, Tayior of Island City, was oner:: ed on yestei day at the Ci.Miiie Bond hrtspital fr appendi rit i, and i reported t he recline very Weil. Return from Wallowa Lake Mis llo-r- May field and Alice Campbell, who have been spending a lew davs at Wallowa Lake, re turned this mmuiri:. iarhtg that thev 'ha 1 a vrv d iitfl-.Tful time. SPRING A. SPRING IN STOCK FOE EVERY CAR QUICK SERVICE LOW PRICE W. H. Ebhnenkamp Co. tttciid I 11ittH-i.it tiCatnlf P iti.lv Ash in. V11 Ru-esell, Je-e Andrews a: nidO.rtd In Tnion -t-r in th 1 0 "! La GiatQ then- e,tT:-0, Mumofi Ot I'oriO-O Cli.i. R. Mile-r return d loi tbiinW Frid.iv inghL Mr. Is a tnciiifj r of t! ar hit"c!nial G it tin ! AN hoard nd spe the Ereater part wtf i t" Q Portland exaiHtnttrg pt ip zirti ar chit.-ct. Crecit No Interest orce d Oiit Sale A PLAIN STATEMENT A TRUTHFUL MESSAGE! To the Men and Young Mon of La Grande and Vficinitj After 22 years in La Grande faithfully serving the pub lic we are forced out on account cf the enormous raise of rent by our londlords who rented, the building from over our heads. 1 HIRE IS A MONEY SAVING OPP0ETUNTY CP GREAT BENEFIT TO YOU. Ho Exaggerations No Misrepresentatioa SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, SHOES, HATS, SOX, KECK WEAR, GLOVES, HOSIERY, CL0THIH0, T&AV&L- , IHG BAGS AND SgiTCASES ' AT ACTUAL COST. In fact ou? entire stock es sfa. WotHing reserved. " Opportunity is knocking at your 4,oor Will you al low it to enter? Come get your share of these ?hirlwintf bargains, , Ash iroiners Store That Keeps Faith with the People." t 1 n . f: