La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 25, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextV'AOF, IsTOTIT T,'X CiTCANDE KVENTXO OBSERVER Tuesday, .Tulv 2.', 1022 j Sexton Union Suits Quality Athletics c V ! A i I '.'1 !-;,' 'J I 'd K j h H UNKNOWN DRIVER i RUNS OVER DOG JESS WILLARD n L GRAND E The 1 i i u's t N'ainsook I'llioll Suit Clisluii lint lulillolcs Selected I'earl Muttons Sewed on In Stay. Perfectly Closed Crotch (Short Stitching Sizes Well lJropoi-t iotied Priced l.'i-hl! - 05c An Airdnle drf, heloniring to Ralph W intu.s, was run over by some un known man driving ft car thin niorn m at altiut h:'H o'clock in front of ' he New l-'oley Building The dog u-i cros.-mjf tiit street and the whi '.f tin- car went over hi hack 'it caking any bones apparently, ,oulu he unmshed, hut 1 have travel. over my territory in the west under I state, and national prohibition i.n.l I not I have only neon five dmnkon nu n in hut eifht years and not an open saloon. .iiyzmc the animal. The man did Then came the blast which brouylit no, .nop out move on uown me Hireei, ;'rcai iiDmnue irom me audiem-i-. '1 tie di'jr left home early this morn J "The liquor t raff ice is dear! and ; hi:.' ar.'i wnen Mr. winters went iot;:ami:ei ami win never see a resurre the ii'ii just after it had I; oik he i . n i un ove'". Mi :ok the doc to the ' whuu it is now. Claude Cuone Winters home, HMD TO 01 Westenhaver & Gilbert 1309 Adams La Grande Iliirfjrft-iiijtitiijia-torf Eli BUILT j near Hoodsport. I than nix ft et in ncumleieiuc Tlic tree liameter and 2f J'f it has a spread of road lawjkst ni kicky trick. ( 1'.)' AHtJ.M tiil.il Crc.) . TACOMA. 'Wash., July 2." A fair crop of cherrit h has just heen liar- j 7.1 linal feet , and is bram-he vested from wliat is said to lav the nppioximatcly f.nc;. square f'et, l.'ltfrest chtrry treo in thcland on the Irte is visited h marjy loiuii old Webb homestead on Hoods ('anal,' Hoods Canal return. NORTH VOWUKIt, July 2. Work has heen In or nj resit the past couple of weeks bit I Id hit; a road to the proposed dauisite. in Thief val- by. The mad oe.4 out from Nortli . I'urt der, wliich is certainly Krat ify morc iii. There will be about two miles ol road to Ki'adra from the main to -The site, and there are The th. .PU-. he men and t wo work. Mn.-ti of he he road am North teams doinn men winkini: Powder peo- ' Hi -hop Shepard- "The sweat shop mu.itf Ifo. 'I his ouK-ht to be preached loudi enough so that every county in illi-l nois should hear it. j I "When I lived in Chicago," a--V IMshop Khepard, "I belonged to thul law and order league. J went to the' nuiyor with complaints, for I found; that the police protected th 7.i.vl : saloons better than they did thel , , ' chinches. , . ' -I nt think then thai I uouhl JY, l,,ar'1' ' heavy live t. see the h,v wl.e,. .1,.' ' champion "f the Wurld, passed no'JTi on No. 1 bi.und for Portland Jes (rot off the train for a five-minute fiance at as iiUfh of La (itande us he i-oulil see frttin the platform ami Us soon as it diseovered who he' was, several I.a (iramiers talked to1 'him on several suhjeets, althoujrii he, remained rather non-cumrnittal. lion. II any man snvs there is n:ore:.i . ,, V L liquor than there was before prohih - U 1 lir Jl's'i haa, Si!1;n h" '.K'""-; lion , he knows he is tolling what is' diiys. s K""tl- ",e h.:is. "u ol true" mueh stomaeh to K'-l haek into the "When I lived in Chicairn I buried '"'K w"huu "mth har'1 '"''"'"B-..'; -ven nerns- in two months who1 ''"'1 l", hav". "u.t 0,1 ''boul thirty -onimilted . suieidt." he m,id lalerJ puu,uh i'1'""1 '"" atolllach- ! "There is a suieide in thi- eounlry fori , I evi-iy hour of dav nn, nijrlit in thJ JOAKJ.V LAMOKS 1 vear. And suieide is on the im rease. ' j To say noihini; of its eowardice suieid.-l I-IONUI.KTO July 23. Front is uniieressary, for this is a IfOOtl five l six , ore Ih-Iiii.' gathered every day hy the Whlto Leuhorn Iraneh vve t oi I'endleton, aeeordinw ilo Kohert stiu yson, one of the own ers ol ike oo.liy laneh. These eyns al"4' tiom I tt pullets whieh were lliatehe.l th s sprint,'. The feed ra tion of tile p.llleU has been cut in an efiort to diseounme the layinij habit in the pullets until later Is like'ly to cause an inter moult wly n ees are hit,he..t in toiee, ai eordinf; to .Simp son, and poultryinu 1ivUj bvohI e-ttia early ck;s. A NATION-WIDE . 9: tiT S incorporated DEPARTMENT STORES i wni in HORSE IS If flMPirmT hii MM i I IS H iL'earl'v winter JJi Wi ' i -Win H i tim m t m According to ('. C. l-'ishe n i'l in ehareo of the iproje iiiK at Hi" ilanisilis will hi ellKl- l lit 0 ' L 8 0 TONIGHT The Tri-Citjr Revite PRESENTS .H I R A M The Country Boy 9 9 A Uni'iil 'onicdv in 2 A-l.- nl as m count I', July 23 26 I. drill tita rted hoitlv filler the road in compli-ted. TJie purjtose ol" 1 Im drilling Is to ili'leiini ne the character of the hed j'oik. to find wbeth.tr or not it will he tit for the purpose. The lower da no- It n is favored liy t lie ,ennlneers fr the? reason Ilia ;i tit eater storage capacity will he had, and llu? cunalt will bu greatly i-iiorteiied. OPEN CUTOUTS Ry AKociat-d rre) IiKTROIT, July 2.1. "Resolved: That tli" horso I js a pro-historic, alli um I, that his f une't ions have h.-ctt .taken (hit by the motor truck and that ii ilizatiou lias no further need for hi in in the cities." This wMl mU'ht be the suhjil of a debate on which tin hur.-e is expected to stand or fail and liiat will he one or thw hililit:iits ot t lie annual eonventioif ot ho Nu tional Team and Motor Truck Own ers' a -isociatlon to ho held at t'etlur point, Ohio, A iimiMt 7, 8 and !i. K. i. Ilenk, of Uotrtdt, secretaiy of the national organza ticii. is au thority the .statement that the (ite.-tjon of briiiKhii; the 1-orKii into popularity tor the short HOOVER DRAFTS ' PLAN TO HELP CONSERVE COAL (Continued from Pope One.) the exec G So fa i' as the police have been abh ; barn practically every automohili unci aiinir in the city of l,a tJramlc i; !iv tiuippcd with a proper muffler When several weeks hk the police 'lepartineni staiUd nid enforcement of of the seci ton ol the motor vehicle National Associni ion of Coinmercial lavs making closed cut-tmts compul- chilis has btfii Invited to cit fiK- soi.v, every owner of a cat" that wih un-s intended to .how that the ant piopo: v (-((iiipi.ed was notified horse is losing popularity in the id immediately put his car in proper cities. v .. 1, r i , ,.. .. A.cordini; tt. Mr. Ilenk he expected following ution cf such of the e mea- .iui-e a-, may Ijc iRce-isaiy fium timo to time? '"An administrative committee, cuni )lrisin rep) i sentatives of the presi dential t-'ininiittee together with ujj i 'csenlat lve opci a tors, representatives of the railways and, wheie neccssjrv back' I repie.-eiitaiivcs of the Jailer consum luni t iin' ft titin ( freight and exiproKH In the cities "The uresi i- 'ui;:! committte will e-- is Jikely ilo he decided at the con- j tahli-h a rt-n, t sriitative in each coal vent ion. Lovers of the hoise will Pioducintf disti ii t. vie wllh proponents ol' asolnij j '''I he in esldent ijtl committee w:l driven diicles in I he Uobalo. appoint a commit tee of operators n Wavue Diusmore of Chicago se.--l"A( dii-iet, to be m-minaied by th. retarv of the Horso Association of lllst,H't "IH-iatnrs' as:-ociatnm or in Anieiic;i ami : n inrteni I, ... ..i, dependent opciators. In case of fail of Hie animal is tn t:il. tlx. ..,-.. Ult ,r 1 m' operattrs to take such ac-1 the side of the debate, while F. j V. I'enn. of New York, sen elarv ' Hie motor truck division of the' Dainty White Petticoats Truly Remarkable Values VA wonderfully attractive ofTering in our present white goods presentation which suggests that you will want to buy several of these petticoats. . The Illustration . Shows Three of the Fifteen Handsome Styles. Your Choice 98c Very prettily and dependably made up of snowy white muslin of good, serviceable quality. Some finished with eight to nine-inch ruffles, others six to seven-inch ruffles of lace and insertion. Lcr.glhs 34, 36 and 38 inches. Women's Fine Silk Hose AH Popular Summer Shades 9 9 If Fishing Appeals ToY ticalty ever" car owner ha v, il hunt having to he brought into emit (or a violation- The police tie-p.-.Mmem is also concentrating much T jt.s time on seeing that the head iie'hts on all c-irs aio pioperly 'Uip tied v illi dimnvrs or with f hi.-hlifrhts I'Kpcily adjusted where cars have n.J ihtmiii ers. some ex- ? course of ( it ies inav the verbal till A moil!; ot her ,-iuh.ject.s to be i cussed at the conont!ia will t he proposal, oiiianatinj, it is s: from iHaltiiiior', lhat raiirn:)'):: liver fn iuht directly to departm siores. Mr. Ih,uk said his or :i at Ion would oppose the plan. tion. tie ptesidential committee may a'.ptiint sii;'h npe.ators as they see fit on such ( uiiiiiKtlet. Th:? members of these district committees may bj ch;jii.r"d as deu-i mined upon by the pie.irT'nti il fu:iin.il!ee. ( o-rpciale With I. C ''The pi -. -i.ieiuial committee wiil . o. opera' e wit h t ho interstate coni cei'L'e (im!iii..io;i in eairyimr out "re-, fert rtial aiders i-sued by the com-1 mihn. "T!ie (rovernment.nl representatives; in the district.;, with the co-operation of the district committees, shall ad-vi-e t h" atrencies of the interstate. i .ir; i i ce cominission a to local car tiu pui poses SIlnon.Nt; So t.iMH It A K Kit . July 2.'. The sairo hen y a son i ijU'iied J uly lath and tlie fi I'M lew djivs a u umhei' t.f hunt us reporled limit kills. The birds were numerous in many .ic-ctions at the openiiiK of the season. Ilein hot at lias made them wild and hen shooting is not as nood it was at tli 1 oponinir m the .sen.um SiMulsnun amet that the ant mobile w hit h ma Ite.s it possibio a eh distant jhunttnir grounds witli little loss ot time has increased th number ol kills until the birds hav small c nance ol sin vlviiif; an open season "It I Miittet I pit i j T O, , were numerous in many .ic-ctions at S Mi ,.... ,.t , l,.i tine ceionip. i i. i. niiivswiiii'ii shot in La Ciande-is hriiurinc forth a (rreat Si(,(, 2 ..ud the northwest. The Cranbrook H . ... i.i;. i.. i ... i i. if..:. ft IUI1IU, IMIIMIMIUI 4 V lilMIMUUK, MIC- , i- i Ccdumhia, has arrived in La ---i- g I Vtly nuiny I 'ekics Koolcnays will 'e in ii i rni itn r. i um ili n i Kill ... r , - , . season. I U -Montana, W ashinirton and Oregon, i w mi i , .i . i. V stories are ln-ni"- mihlished about the .77.7"IT." 7777. .V.". ... Well niiiko it vasy -r y..u o o.inj. oiir.-cli g .,.nv,.m... m i. ;rami ..mi it Nl " mmM'. i nmm.it PL vi s v e idem that La lirande has a ' j ill Jl 5 ioh on iis haiaL to live up to what'- T. . .. !y . rr-M ( i , j (i.i I'KIO. , Iv J.. e recent, b M-mr i" he espii ted of t- Other i ,, ;,. , , f it ,i t . i business m ssii n to America a.u . i aiiii'ii.-i'i '.hums than that mentioned ' . 5 20 Per Cent. Saving r .,,. ,..V..r h..- i. ;ra...t.. is ,.r. , ' "v, ,,r- mn- ft : vill su.Hv mI.ms.. l',EUUiR All .."":I'T 1 '"' ll'l.lll 1-IK- (l till' liall.Isolll.'sl Mucks ul' -'lhin-4 f bilifs and ... klu-s til' Kasl.TH Or..- f'"",,v- .'"""'' '. '.as . ; , S t.-a iw,H.,linB with .. c.lum-i v" w,l!"' ox.;litiB. l M.,.n-. j ft ..it il... .I,....il ..n.l I....... .aiiiun;: llu- iimmhIhts t tin- inlssiim 1 ,n J Tackle ever seen licre. 8 !.., tiu- .-now. ' . '!'v '""-""- "'"'' ni" br . H '"' 'li.-Us inn ot tho i-iuiuliy'ii liusi-I . j.. In .. nnw nnm nurn 'ZU"'L''V . ( HU HUHU tH r j Newlin Book & Stationery Co. fOTfJ " ,lla.j H Uiuiiiit lo Ins luiiius Th' ,1 rr-pcTTO---T - , n-'-n i 1 1 : u- ii,.v as 1 1. .h,,! I,. ii. hospitui I """ hni.H'lianta'Mij lu-..- it a t'.mii.l that m. bnm J &K liae b n s-m Ej -Milt, liu' buy sul'iviii'.ir had liruisc- I ""5 ')i. J i. inn f 1-3 nZ . rr? Ei Vi c m. ,,;,k . i lu ILL lUEr V . 3 l:z m i TODAY ....AND TOMORROW ' !:,! -b.- .-r c :, ',),. , V; '.VV Jl Il , Ijjl il s : an.l llu- ili iMT alti iniu-il I . , I ,Nj jjf The"HUNffi f BISHOP SEES ,,1 starring , fl RIP PHflMPF n QoDuOoap tJ . , N 91 UlU UllnlSUL i Hoovorizorj Grocfo oO " bareth Hushes (i "-a,;.,.,.-,: ,...,.. io.( 0- ! Vq t-y.'oin cm-lulled to the deepest i V . . . O 177 i ' k'1'- " l!u" '" c it H- Plainer nitmi i I IT. Pnu Kvtrn niui.Uin, .: rT T -i nr. V. tm. 'i n,.:m..' in ......... itwl,.... U' M Mi ll - "J 4nu 4nuiv nvt.j VI iJAUiJiLl , I r-, " " w -( . m r Also "STARLAKD REVUE" !!,;! v.'a,: ... ..r o." o.'ku.'i.PJ Ii! Something New U 'A StZ:ZT& S Fa r.i i l,. ....)....- f ' aw.? 'j ...!;?-.?! ji -n i '"" lax il-lir-r will kivc to O w 9mUicSg.- r-ir-l,iiw.iAi"atia.'i8i.l - tjtj bu.Lui.-d ..s an t.i,lm,,ry thiol'.- r l ' '. V, r i i i i i i QiyJ i- vtnt to eiiect Ian. e opera t oi's will proceed with usual business until they are cd by preference orders. epe-icd that the district com under the aut hnrity of the commit leu will recom mend t he allotment of cars on the ha --is if t hose who conform to the prices to te agreed upon, by the pt i idiMitial committee, ; "Winn the opeintors demand them, suitable (rttaiantees shall be tfiven for pa. vim nt by persons buy in under pi ie ii - Midei s. ! "lie roads will be requcteil to ap-( P'.int a renresc -native to drjil with; puicha is of jailway fm-l. j ppLv June 1 Prices. I "The basis of ni ices air' ccd upon Iieiwecu the operators and the secrc laty of cejmmerce on June I are to be maintained, except w here Val ied by the pve-idential c-mimittee and this .-aim1 basis of price de term ina tiou it;: II be :;pp!ied to all districts which :;' c mi far r.'d co-.ipei'at inc. "The wlinle of t!.;.' above is tenta tive, p 'tidine; further cmsidt ration h 11 I the int.'i'state ci-mmcice commission, 'tthe doi'::i t me-it of justice, thedepar1--,inein,td' the inlivii'r and the depart coinmeice.'' nmr of ir-muine and refresli-i .r'.auuiiciit at ( r.autauqua to .hen the Vivhm -Piavers pre a.u.v Ku !(." ' 7-'J.VU White, nickel, niuh', hlaek, and cordovan. Won derful q n a 1 i t y and double (Jesir abhi at our low price of $1.19 ( ionil weiylit inn'" .Japan silk, seam r.-tshiuiieii' w i t U I i n c inercei'ieil lisle flare lops, iluulile soles anil Ii i Ii n-iiil'urcc.l lieels. First Arrivals Ladies Shoes for Fall In variety of smart styles an.l leathers, the new shoes for fall are now arriving. Oxfords, sfrap slippers an.l lace hoots, in patcfil and kid and suede leathers, in combined' colors mid plain. See 1 hem in our shoo section. The prices arc surprisingly low. Chautauqua July 21st to 27th THR LAIMJKBT CHAIN DKHART.MKNT. BTOKH OKUANIZATIO.N IN TUB WOULD SPRINGS A SPRING IN STOCK FOR EVERY CAR QUICK SERVICE LOW PRICE W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. OBSERVER ADVERTISING- will bring results Demonstration of this entirely new kind of Soap TAKES THE PLACE OF BAR SOAP FOR THE REGULAR FAMILY WASH Jcuimitiiu: .July '1 an expert Rinso demonstrator lie in our store to demonstrate this new soap for family washing different from anything yu ever used. sure 1o Ihis demonstration. . Special Demonstration 7'rices: 7c a package 5 for 29c 10 for 57c 17 for 95c Washing machine size 23c 2 45c 35c 65c 6 $1.30 12 $2.60 Cream Brick Cheese, lb 28c Old Yankee Maple Syrup, gal $1.90 Karo Eiue Label, 10 lb. tin 68c Ma sola Oil, rail pint 80c Mazola Oil. full quarfc 58c Sea Poam Flour, 49 lb. swk..? Gt-54 Croon Bottlo Gag, doO 5c Countco (Siat)d SSicon, 19 r 2".c Presho und, Booin OuttOQ lb. 15c Rinso . 4 HOO'VEBZI-B GROCERY 0 O i ,1 n .......... .A.