La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 25, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 ' p.r t m.v ku iff;! Ttrrir; rr; Tuesday. July 2."), 1922 TA" fiTfANPN FAri:N7lXG OBKKRVRtt PAflE FTVTC "1 IHE OLD HOME TOWN Hd.t eft. M AT, (, fc TOO HJ-OnCl I LOO 99 R J IT 1Wi V',-' KlciiV '1 eV: i r1 ILV WAVE T. .LCK GAME - rn in Ai : " I?w Stnnlpv ilst l"y 'lJ Uome of. her I brother, V. M. a Wit . 'v: ' " ' V Sproul, returned to home in Huppner tub morning! on No. 17. she reports tt very pleasant visit here. ; her McCully tu Portland - F. lr. McCully, county commission er of Wallowa county, who makes I his home in Joseph. U;ft last eve jniiiK on No. 23, bound, for Portland, iwhercie will be for a iVw days on business. iPHMvnM nr Tur uhihuii ur mil i snakeawonder; f coiiii lU'iUtty Saitl tit lif nu- nvallt'd t'vcMi hy the (Irand Canvon of tho ('ol"rado. Owv llluc .'Mounlain! flcoro W. ? Lowe with his wife and daughter, passed through "last evening on their way homo to Port la ml after a few weks' visit In Itoine. Mr. I,ow is the chief print er of the J. ly Gill 'printing com In I'um rive Month! Don Tail man, the fion of H. V. Tall man, who was recently ran over hy an auto, is reported to bo in a serious condition. HtV is expected to recover but it will be nocosary for him to be placed in a plaster cast for a period of five mouths. . Local News In Brief atclicM l'Lsli 01 is Veal and K. C. Uerzinger wpent Sunday in Thief valley- fich ing along tlie banks of (he river and returned to Iai U Hindu well paid foi' their trouble us their basket h held a generous supply of the finny treasures to sizzle1 in tiie frying pan. sfc July 21-27 Chautrtuqua at City v & Park. July 27-L'S. Farmers' crop ex- v CUI'MIOll. ' July liO. Championship of Inter- v -!' mcunti'.tn I.cuguc 10 he settled v at La lliarule liall'i'iuk, Uaker v -I- and La CI ramie playing". rr. Aug. f). K. (J. M. picnic at Kiv- r.: ersnie i'aik. r!-: Sept. 1-2- Northwest convention ' ?r of l. O. K. K. at La Grande, v Uraiuli last niiilit and tpent the eve ning here as a guest of the Foley. .M.il or to , ;iamle Mrs. Craco Stewart and M"r. an 1 Mr.?. CecTge Ki r-ikson motored to La (I ran ile Sal unlay afternoon, re turning Sunday. linker Herald. Bade from Itosehurg Mrs. K. !;N. ' Ford, who has been visiting in western Oregon for tin im st month , is now at home in Ln tliande, having returned earlier in the week. While in western Ore gon she visited at Koseburg, Port land and The Dalles. She reports n very pleasant visit. ltepresenlai ives lo Port land Albert Hunter, representative from Union eountyr left last ovening on No. '2'i for Portia ml, where1 he will spend a few days attending to some business matters before returning to Spends Hay in City ;". Mrn. J. F. O'Neil and daughters, i his home in La Grande, Irene and Mary, spent t tie day In i the Ht y, i etuniinu' t.o t heir home in Hiinard last evening on So. L'X Train hi Farly Train No. 'i . due ;it 7:15. pull ed into the station about seven min utes ahead of time last evening. To Portland Mrs. Jen ft Smith left last eve ning on No. 2:t to -spend a few days In Portland, visiting relatives. Meeting Postponed Tiic sneial meeting of the Ladies" Aid of the Fir::t M. F. church. Is postponed until August 'count of chautau(iia. To Utt (Job) .Mines Senator .Martin King, mayor ol Kamela, left La Grande last eveniu" bound for Soldier, Idaho, where lit lias a got ) mine. Senator King hut doffed the overalls and has beei on ac- !li iick lit berrying for the past week Move Into New Home j Mr. and Mis. C. K. Wale have moved into their r.i w home located! at 1715 Washington avenue. 1 ('lasses Tonight The high sehonl girls and men's swimming daises will m this eening in the V. M. ('. A. 7 an 1 S o'clock, respeitively. liegiuiiers' Class The swimming class for beginners will niei-'t at the V tomorrow morn jug at J o'clock. I my With Friends Mr.. It. MeMasters, of Union, is in t he? city spending the day with Mrs. V. I. Siiaw. expeeting tu re turn home this evening. To Seek Iterries Fngineer Curtiss, wlio lias beep in La Grande for a short time, lefi last night on . No. 2:t. bound foi Kamela where .he makes his home Mr. Curtiss will go on a trip in (In mountains in Isearch of huckleberr let for the remainder of the week. To Le wist on Mrs. Karl Kirby Left last, evening after a few days hci'-, for her homo in Lowistoii, stopping over at. Walla "Walla for a few days. liledsoe Here J. M. Illertsoe, (-nditor of- the Wallowa Sun, is down fiotn Wal lowa today and is 'stopping at t he Foley. lln arrived in La Grande last evening. ; Hack to Union Mrs. Kugene Renter, who litis beer in La Grande attending thef chau tauo.ua, returned to her home li Union this morning on No. 24, when she will attend the Rebekah con venlion to be- held there this after noon and evening. She will retun: Lo La Grande .tomorrow morning. Huildmu Home Fd lU-rg is building a new home on Third strict between La.ie and Crook. According to the building permit the house will cost $ 2UUU. Joseph Man H. M. Sinartwnml, home in Joseph, who mak"s his arrived in La A I (ending 'hunt aiiqiui several Union people Grande attending tho ( among them heinu Miss Ve er, L. Z. Terrall. L. A. Wright, garet llusiek and others. , in La uiutatuiuii, ( Ketut'iiH lo l-jileipr'ise Miss Janet Kvans, who has been visiting here at the home of Mrs KldpiVnstfMn. returned to he: Any La Grande subscriber to the Observer who does not re ceive his paper by ? o'clock in tho evening, please call Western Union, Main 2 1, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. Spends pay in City J. G. Jones and wife nf Union. a'l? spending the ,'ay in the city shopping and atiendiiur to business j matters returning to their home this evening. home in Enterprise on the brand line train. Miss Kvans hag beer here for about a week and accom panied the party who spent the hit ter part of the woett camping nun Kamela. in nnirk of Los An- Gramln last is visiting at the C Henry on Fourth Hack from Fnlerprise Judge J. W. Knowles and Her hert Ha una. court reporter, return ed from Fntcrprise Saturday eve ning after spending the latter pari of the week' theue conducting cir coil court. Tln session was verj short, only a few civil cases comiuj- up at this swsnrn. JAZZ 'Saturday Night Eex Hall Lome's Xovultv Oirhci tra Amrelican Here Mrs. Albert I geles. at rived evening. she home of Mrs. J street. . 'Married Saturday i asses inroiigii iinani Aotnager, of Alicel, an' Mr. and Mrs. H. A. S-abrook, of-Miss Anna Oonnel, of La Grande Fnte.rpri.se. i;is;ed throii'-'h last eve-1 ff'Ceivod a marriage license from tin ning on their way to Portland to t 'onnty clerk .Saturday evening about spend several days there visiting o dock and were married by Judgi friends before returning o their i'". G. Couch immediately nftcr home in Fnterprise. . J wards. The young people will maki their home on NothagePH rand Miss Havves Arrive near Alice!. Horn to Mi. and Mrs. Knv I. ! Hawes. of Me;ieh:tm. a 7 '-j pound daiu'.hler. The liitie miss was' named M;iura Louise. Loth motlicr' and daughier are udtinir along nice- ly at the Granie lionde hospital NEW TODAY An evening of Kpnu'i d refresh ing entertainment at Chautauqua to night when the Vivian Pluyers pre sent "Cul'py Kicks." 7 -26-It PLAIN and FANCY Sewing, ifuason uble prices- Phone 223-W. 7-2o-0t FOR SALK Furmers 1.' -White Lcuhurn hens . 7-26-3t Snake river canyon, which Kasternl Oregon people long have considered FOR SALE Sour cherries. one ot the scenic wonders ol the northwest, has found recognition from the United States Geological survey.. File survey report finds it "in souk respects, worths ol comparison with the (iiand Canyon of the Colorado, foi it some places the river Hows in a anon deeper and narrower than the Giand Canyon at Fl Tovar." Moi cover, the geological survey re port finds the stream a second Muscle shoals, as its hydrauhc engineer re aorta that more than iMH),t)H) horsy :ovver could be developed in the river .it low witter flow. The preliminary report of the geological survey f ol io ws: "Thousunds of people arc familiar A'ilh that part of Snake river wilic TROUSERS l.csivcr Taiiioi-row iinrt Mrs. liny Murphy will I.il (irnii( tnninrniw i'v-.iiIiil' lor The DhIIcb. whom lhi. At I'ol.-y I.'nn;inl Il;llltinrl. wild lives Mt .los'i'li. 1-i'tiinn'tl iii Ills Imni.! Ioi!;i iilliir 'siifiiihiiu (hi" cvcuiiiK In Ln Gram!'' ;itl-mlir,r In somt" liusini.'ss inallcrs. .Mr. Hauimiirl; is a kih's! ill the l'i; Will l)r l.-avi; hoillifl win nuomi uie Oi-ckiiii Anipvii'mi Le sion eomi'atioii lo ho hcl. then July L'7. is and ,B9. Afder ihe mn- velltiilll they will K0 (,, n( , , western OrcL'vu. points and will re nirn to La flranile in ahoiil a week. They are, inakiutr the trip hy car. t'llnniie Wnlei' The tt'atVr tu. suiniuiini; tank every Tuesday an have friv! wal will keji the Hha pe. r r.vici lank M. ('. A. " cliaimed "k. This st ela.ss i ;oes to I'einlh j Mr. ami Mr ; niorn::iL' on Ni '(Letnn. uhrtr jilay atl.-mlir.' t.i : t-iv. They will i Ion i. Kil I'onl left this . IT. hound lor I'en-! for llli" Hill spend tlw l"- o some business Inal- turu to La Grande AiMiui. .ev Hooiit A portion of the old hilliard room or tin, V. Ai. c. A. Is beini; liar titioned oft and will he used its an. examination room, whore exam inations will he Klven to np liliranis. Tin." new mom will hi ailjaient to the olfiee or ran con 'ral s i retary with a door connect in it tli" two loorhs. At pres. nt tin seeietar.Vs nffiee is sused for this purpose and with separate (iiiarter kIvIiib PxaniiuatlouH It will nut leeessary to elose his ofllee dur- Iiik thM hourj when, exainlnalions an; given. W. A. H. 1't'rryman. Call '17: 7-3i-4t KOll St. S A LjK White 1 4'ithom hen?. cents apiece. 2U0G N. Fourth Call Ji;i)4i. 7-25-atpi and FUK SAI-K Heed baby buggy refiigcrator. Li02 Second St- 7-25-tf LOST Packaire containing thi'ce hats ami a kodak, tinder return to Oh server. . Harvey Sample. 7-2o-Utp FOR RKNT Three-room modern house- Inquire 1715 Washington Ave. 7-25-tf iMany years ago the drama was th Lor over miles. Hows in a trenerni' i(l (Mu-riainmrnt of theaire-iroers, .vestwavd course across the plains ol i lmt of iatl, u uul COmedy drama is seldom presented. Tonight, however, Union county people will see a real I old-fii'ihioned comedy presented in dramatic form by a troupe of splen did actors. 7-25-lt outhcin. Idaho, but few have tracers- :d the river wliere it flows northward tiul for 2C0 miles forms the boundary! ict ween hlaiio and Oregon and' 'or ;tO miles the boundary , between ; Idaho and Washinglon. j t'nalte river i ise in tlie sLiithern j mrt of S'cllowtone National park.j 'lows southwaid for a hort distanee n northwestern Wyoming, turns ari'l! :tilers Idaho, and flows northwestward) .'or about 70 mile lenry's Fork. At tlii .vest waul and fiows in u crescen' ,naped course across souinern uuair. . ox1.SP of installiiiL' a drainage sys A renselel :ihle narl i.i the liniKT: . .. .1. .... 1. 1.: l 1 .MAY HKVIV10 Ol. II TRACK. UT Asaoclatea Preaak SANT.A liAnliAKA, Cnl., July 25. A movement has been alartetl here tn i its ju:ii t..m wi'-l'jwhil.h Charles l'wl.luok ror'ently broke per- Ihe point u iuru-lf. wnrl,i.s snrintiiiL. reeords. I niancnt, ulKvear-nround affair. Big Reductions IN LADIES' SILK AND VOILE WAISTS FRENCH & GREENE Eeady-to-Wear qnd Shoea tietch of the hnake is paralleled by', i .;..n, a.,.;.,,. ! he main line of the Oregon Short, wiiUyr nnti!it js hvUvvei jusli. he route ot the uld ovetlaud caravans o the northwest The niains fhicli the nvir flows were, as late : fiable in view of the many important , ...... t...... t i-ii-L- v-...tu uh'u-h mnv I Lhi'otigh j 44 ... ,.t,,.i t this pitv. i1 tomorrow moruini:. FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN in HiiiP Screes, VoiU'il, and I-'iiii'-y ( 'iisluyi -iv. Quality Trousers W'v );irk ry pair. Trice fruin $1.9 to $3.85 Pair ClinfsClothifry 4,Tha Store Wit a c o Conscience" 1108 Adams Ave. o To Peril. in I I Mr. and M:s. ('. W. Iwirt uiexn, of this city, b ti iiii nwrniiiL' for Port land, wio-re ihev win m.ike their: future honi". 'I'Ik-v ha - be, n resi dents here fur situ-'tune and their fliany fiineds are swuy to have (hem lea e. Tui Iai ill Ilietlj Hector Mrlnnt.-. uf this eity, left tliis mornim.' on N'n. i7, liniind for liietli. finou. wlieie h" will be for a couple or iu mi t.-'-in. . He win return to Fa Crunde Thursilav. 900, little more tlun barren de.-erls;! mt mnv, tlir.umh the ut4i nation of i he waters of the Snake anil trihutar es, some paits t-f them have literulh' dossomecd. i The ii rivaled tract ; in the Mina-I loka, Kiny; Hill :md Hoise evelop-j nents of the l uiled States Reclani:i- icn service, the N1t It Side and South j ide Twin Falls districts, and numVj mailer iliveision aiuf pumpinir ent ml-es, amount to moie than 1 ,000,1100 iCitM, and ciops are raised on them' hat make Idaho one of the greatest igricultural states. Below Homestead, Oregon, which if. he end of a blanch line of the. Ore on Short Fine railroad, Snnke river ns cut thruuKl) the mountain raiiffes hat blocked its path to Columbia riv r and flows in a cunvon which though .ot so well known, so majestic, nor so 'uleidoscopic in color, U in some re pects, worthy of comparison with tt? irand Canyon of the Colorado, for :U onto places the river fiows in a can--on deener and narrower than the Jmnd Canyon ct Fl Tovar- : , Thrtmnhout this stretch the Snake mlike the Co!erado, can be reached at nanv points through the valleys of ributaiy stieams; arid the carlv pros tectors in this way no doubt thorough y explored all parts of the c inyon. To ravere the river between Homestead ittl I.ewiston is. however, a difficult ndc linking, tliouuh many prospectors ave perhaps made such a tiip there a re only a few reemds of boat jour-ji leys thioiiKh th? canyon from Home-j! lead to I.ewiston- i i lu May, IS'..", at a time when the J iver was in fined, Ca'tt. W. P. C'ray a ook the sieanur Norma throujrh th: I -any on. Stretehes of the river hav- jeeii mapped by etivineors of the Unit d States Army I'.nginecr corps, ami n 1'JlO and lull reennnai.-ance su' J eys were mad'.- by the engineers of i he Oieon-WalunKtuii Railway (V J saviatinu Co. to deteiniine the pos a ibilily of eon-di uetiny a railroad bo I ween Home-lead and 'Fewiston. J ln the summer oi 1 120 engineers of he Oeoloiiical Survey made surveys J f the enliic river between Hunting- B en and Fewis;i(.n. Tlie results of t he.-e surves and of ie:'ords of stream J low that have been teiie-.tcd by tier ( Jeolngieal Survey m fo-'operat ion with he states of Idaho. Oregon and Wash- J nglon, have been put into a prelim i 'aw I'elt'D't up the pnwer possibilities J of the lower part of the Snake river- by , V. ('. Hoyt, hvdr.iulic engineer, Unit- d States (leohnjiral Survey. J Mr. Hoyt's ! uHif show that more i han ituo.OOii hoisp'-wer could lie de- cb'ped at low-water flow. The re- J iort. whit-h i- ilitr li ati-d aiid accnm- i Minted by map- of 'h-- liver and dam-" ,ite-i is not yet publish "d. but the ni in j isci'int tnav he enn-ult(d at the ot'fi -- s of the Fiiil"d States Cm! e'ical Jurvey at tl e I.-riot Deparlmcnl mildimr, Wasliinirlon. I . at ' lo daho buildi- e, Ibose. Idiihit; at. 100 -'erb ral bui'ding. Taenia, Waslimg on; and at CCti Po a Oi'fi.o buiiding. Portland Oregon. WAS K DA TFAM COMING. J V Hy AhHortiktbd ITmhsi TOKIO, July li.V A decision has I been made bv the- Waseda university t send its baseball team on a lour next year to the United States. i The team will be led by Professor J Abe, chief of the outdoor sports a-' fcciation o the institution, and will compete with different American ! i teams in Chicago, New Yolk, etc. The pnrtv will return to Japan via burope and will be away altogether about J six months. Summer Toilet Necessities J'';ic-c IW.ifi-s 25c to $2.00 Wo o.in-y a lull lino ol' all staiidanl makes. Talcum I'i'iw.lcis 15c to $1.50 Sidtliinn', ivl'ivsliiiii;-, (loli.nlitull'n- soontod. Soaps, per rake '. 10c to $1.00 An assorted int. your choice. .'! for 25c Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Hair Tonics, "Sham poos, Tooth Pastes. A traveler's size Wildrixd Slwimpoo FRHI'j with each "()( purchase of toilet goods. BENEFIT OLD TYME DANCE FOR THE STRIKERS Thursday Evening Juliy '27 . ZUBER HALL 1. J. Powers, Mtfr. THRESHING BARGAIN Second had (.'aso riiresher with brake, -ill'! feeder, grain haiuller, wind J baggager at- i(" r ?rW,':w5f:'?S. s : I'"t"'1M WiihiiSiiSAlmii dai-ker, and lachment. ondition. In first rlas' Only $900 Cash A.R-C.A-D.E- Today 5 Mary Miles InHerestHit inter "0 X Q- -Alsi Round 5 , "THE LEATHER PUSHERS" OREGON HARDWARE . & IMPLEMENT CO. ! For Sale I'm Sixty- Three Tmhiv." Savs John .tnhti Walden, yame warden, ex-chief, f p'dicc and criminal hunter, old-timei Diopter and ied fellow, came down n town th i - morninp with the an-i louncement. "I'm sixty-three today! ind' am pretty skonkum yej.'' John1 battled with a -leire of illness hut i"1"-' ,ui ne wntpped it and came ut on top iut as he alwavs H. -!iie fldm havitlf H fnw lo.th nulb.il which he tys re annovine him, he ' "f is about like he-.Hs twenty vears airo. ! ii SMOKI'U STARTS KIKK. IfAKKlt. .July 'J." KI L- Crcnouirb timber fa!b-r in the employ of tin )rc7n I umh'-r comnany at Uates dear led guilty SatntdiiV before jus ice of the pe:u(! nt Prairie City ( vt art iiiir timber fii through eare-i ess sm' kini". find was fined $10 an i I o-ts. The arre-t v-a.s made bv Knf-) :r l'"isk. Ip a .idition t r the a!cve i'. j p vlatei that it co-, the Oie.'un I.um- 'ier rnmpanv more ihan Sim) to extin-1 T'lish the fir,.. i j room modifrn home, bnsement, lawn, tree, fireplace., bealliiK plant. Karate, one-aent Iract with good barn, chicken homos and fruit trees. This place is just six blocks from the postoffice. I'rlce $1600. TeriiM $H)Hi) cash, balance on easy payments. 7 room lion', modern, j;ood bnrn tnd woodshed, i lots. 1'rico I-GU0. d A 4 pif . V m A iu 4 iTAYl CALL MAIN 44 room modern bunralow, ce-m'-nl fddoualk, bflHement. This It a well built homo and the price Ik Married l.a-t Ninlit Miss .Mabel Ke:ns ;u;d Fred V hite. Jr.. of (taker, Or.'un, qn;;,- married lam nicht by tiee ,.f 1' W illiai. Mr Mr. Whit" are e-avi. f I:d. ivlii-p tio-y will ju.T: brnie in t he 1 ut in e. "',uu'm'1 fllf.iifrin.: OI.I1IST AM) MOST HIRAM, THK CfM'N'TltY lt()V' U"KI.Mi-K I KLKVICK TOM'-MT. ( -ft 1 the Country liny" wi'brV ;it Thefrardens th i s even- Jl were Jit"- ( and "Hi rn m 'ircsentcd ny ami toroni'i erir takmf the uw niirht with Phil role of Hiram. The timw is sain io ik a nrst cIhh com fh' hat will be Qrc to please thi :rowd, . thi; CITV, All Short C.dln -j,r,c All cIU nnMvered 1'rompt ly i ii li Hooded Drivers. ij. ri0t at JUOU 5 room modern home. Rood loca tion, large lot 90x104. Price ISOU. I have several C'dfru paved vitreeU from 4 .to homes on 10 rooms. WEDNESDAY CONWAY TEARLE 11 CA For Crotii No Interest l'f ! 'I !k 1 1 mt o Itetm-ti 1 1 nine Mis. Uo-epb hen visiting it trior. who i Ciainb' for The building committee appointed t . !0; fit pic tires and fal for a ne-v ''ederated church buildiiijf in Kreewa- j "'r fport that n.O'in ef the fOrv0'J ntcdede has been raLsed. tFord & George t C.U- M AIM A A tl Geo. H. Currey Ileal lMnlt" Inmiriiuo Have You Been To ASH BROS. o Forced Removal Sale I".- Kf-v ?1 i'.f