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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1922)
i i fj cir: ,1; r fl "V?f.".i." Thursday, .Tulv '2',, 1')2 ft"RANPli TCVKNTXO OnfcKRVKTJ. VAOF, "FfVFi - T9 o . THE OLD HOME TOWN frfOLD 'ER , NEWT exes 5 FTTP? Ft H .i.oVMC, THE Cl)f''JIC10US ;-j,f in r Hi ! Or If ft- iwo tsi.'.K-., ka.shal ore y walked WAb Hl.t-P..:P Eir AN CbTK-ljCl ION cm Local News In Brief July 21-7. Chautauqua at City v iark. July '-'J8. Farmers' crop ex- v cursion. July HO- Championship of Inter ' mountain I.eiiguc to be settled rr at La (iiande ball Pfiik, linker and La Grande plaving. Aug. (i. K. (). M. picnic at 'Kiv- erside I'ltrk. - rl Sept. 1-2 Northwest convent ion j ? of I). (). K. K. at La (Irnnde, : ' ' Here horn Cove Harold DeIio. de and George Coons of Cove. spent yesterday in the city, rttnrning la m ewiung. Returns from Itleth Hector Mclnuis, "employed by the Any La Grande subycrlber 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. JAZZ Saturday Night Rex Hall LoiioyV Novelty Orchestra Allen A Coopers -Bennington Undenveiar is the original and genu ine Spring Needle Knit. Knitted on the most pre cise machines known to the trade. Takes the Tin iest grades of yarn and more of it. The mark Allen A is the Maker's pleilne tn you of the same fine, uniform underwear every time. "Allen" the name of the Makers. And "A" the standard mark of first and finest grade. The genuine is the best and most economical in the end. , We carry in stock, all weights for all seasons of the year, for Men and Boys. Frices Cotton Sum mer Weight 51.45 to $2.85 Per suit Wool Union Suit Up, to $7.85 . Conscience" A o b 1103 JOama Ave. By Stanley e si i, r 4 fSINTMfc NAME f- OK THE LAW. 4 V' IK f on FEP STFiANLfc main ,0.-. rem rued In La Grand' this morning on ;o. 4 alter upending p two d;is in I! it-Ill on bnsines.t. Xim-ent Man li. Sliipnian. who makfs his home in Vincent, was a La G i ande visi tor last evening, spending the night as u guent of the Savoy. ,, l,1,v Iif'lli delegate. lean L. Huron and Jerry Foley, from here to the Amer glon eoiiveiiiion at Tin1 U-iIle.. left last evening on No. 2;'.. ; I nion Man- I JWK s ,.,.,. (f rnion Ml(.t ,.llit -..vei.ing in the citv alluding to .a Vw husjlHss n!:UM.s, returning i later hi til" evuilllg. Here for Chautaiiiiun Harold Hail and sister Alice of rnion. moiiiPMi over from I'uion yesterday 1 o a 1 1 end the I'niou day j piogram at the ) hatitauqua. ' KMtinM l p Itiancli A. A. Kerr spent yesterday ul the branch line fishing, ret urn in ; home last evening bi inging i nice catch oJ li.di. j Spends Day in "It y I George liaird. manager of Ih jCniuii Telepli4ue company, and fam ily spent Ve.iterdav In, the citv, re- turning to tneir nonie last evening. Hunt ing) on (Jim it en e- Mr. and Mr.. T. H. Heck. C. 1,. Holm and ,1. F. Stewart, of Hunt ington, Oregon, were guests of the Savoy last evening. They are tour ing through. Is Itnek to Work Mrs. It'-atrire Flora returned t her work Ibis morning as file cler k j in the O.-W . oTIice. .Mrs, Flora was r.xmorlv ll.vilrir,. I':,itv .in.l Ui.m I just returned from her -widi ling tour. , (irand Jury Meeting The grand jury is meet;ng today and are expected to bring in a ie- port this afternoon or tomorrow morning. The s ssfon was coin- stordav morning I i VMts In ItoiM- I Mrs. It. M . Crawford and two children ret u rned last e en ing on No. 2:! I'm in linise, where 1 1, y hae been visiting rclativ es for the past l week. lief urns in pori laud Mr. and Mrs. F. l. HuMm Port land, ret 11 rned home lasi . ve- ning al'U'r a tew days' visit here at t lie home of their da an liter, Airs. L. M. Parker. Home from Tori land Chai'l-S Duffy and ,Abiy Green ;;!" rived home yesiejday from a week's stay in Port land 0:1 business and visiting Mend.-;. . He made tin; trip bv car. , ! Minam Man I W. M. (arter, who makes his bo!ue at Min nil. is a La Grande business visit or today. , I Miriiiir hi-1 istav-h'-;c he is stopping at the Fo- . Meet iny I 'rida.v The Lut heran younir peopb- who preparing for Confirmation, will t at t tmii'irrow evenint; in Lutheran rhurch. !Mt;, st:e-t i-e !.- y ( ;m opportunity to join : 1 1 1 - - i Th. ! this Li-hlou on Minun ! Fred P fe;-:.tMi and wife returned last evening frmi a couple of days' f ivhint: 1 1 ip en the Minam river. blinking their baskets home lull ot jflbh. On Way to Spokane j Mrs. li. K. Mad is of Knti rprise. was in ( b" city la ;t e- uu)z be tween trains mi her w.iy to 'Sao- I kane to iii Imt p. 1 reins. M r. and iMrn. S. ri. Stone. l-.lam .Man J. (. Connor, a reid"i:t o! Puion. J larnviil in La Grand;- last e.ning 1 ion the brtoih line tiaiu ;;iifl reis- J iTer.-d at tii- Foley. He i. in ie mi I jbnm.'. j Hpp ff"n I nion I H"bert. Vf.l-etbld and Hubert , ter, li-.'ii ef I n ion. spr nt yester , ov in t lie Oi y at lend i is i-' Oh - e e- P' 01 t 0' i ha ilauqua, ii M"i ards. 1 r ; ler from I nion ! Mr. Mitchell, of I nion. is a La ' Gran-jj- visitor t !.' ha ini: a r : vim tin- uo'iitint.' on N-'. ! 1 7. Shy is h'-t : doinc some sh"p- 1 o illK ani ftttdls to some imai- .ness matters. .Mother mill I u lighter Mr,, John Chadwiek am! her 'daughter, who make their homo at Union Junction, arrived In lot Grande this morning and spent the day here shopping. Tbey returned to their hum this afternuuu. Coc Man David Luree. of Cove, arrived in La Grande ' this morning and is spending the .(lay here attending to Home business matters. IB will re turn to his home In Cove this eve ning. : liuihling New Itesideaee I A building permit has heen issued i to the l.a Grande Investment com jipaiiy for a n,e and a half story jframo dwelling to eost 94250.' It 1 will be erected on M avenue be tween First and Second streets. Left; for linker Hairy PrieHt and KlmorA. Drost, of this city,' left this morning on No. 1M for Ha ker. They will be (here a short time before returning to La Grande. Making Home In Kamela ! Mrs. Pete Itiever left last eve ning on No .2? for Kiimela. where she is now making her home since 'the helper engines have bten put i buck on the hill. .Mr. Hiever is a a engineer on one of the hewers. To Dniggisis J. A. Karrell of Enterprise, and M. K. Goshond of Joseph, both drug gists, returned to their homes this morning on the branch line train aft iT standi tllf I he evtniiiir in La 'Grande on business. Thev registered at Hie Sommer. To Kit II iisIuuhI Mrs. Harry Ploss. of this city, left this Jiiorning for Kamela, where she will spend the day visiting with her husband, who is eniiiloyiMd on uih . at Kamela. To allowa Mrs. K. K. Kiley of Portland, left tli is morning for Wallowa, -where she will be lor a few days visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. Kiley arrived in La Grande last, eve ning and registered at 'the Somnifi'v Arrive from Salt Luke 1lert Oakman of Salt Lake Citv artlved. in Lu Grande this morning and will see ml his vacation here n L his home. Mr Oakman linn hfeli tn business in Salt Lakie for some Hme and his family is located here. ' l.efi fur Wiilbi Walla Mrs. A. K. Ivanhoe, supei intend- eut ol the fhoids of Union county, left this morning on No. 17 for Walla Walla, where she will Hpend several days visiting with friends and attending to some business mat ters. linker Man Arrives James Wi Ight or Maker, arrived In La Grande this morn in if on "o 17 and will spend the day here at (.tending to bo me business affairs. iHo will return to his home this evening. On Way to ( 'iiiuula ! Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Charlton lift jlast evening on their wav to High Kiver. Canada Alberti uii,,r.. ii,.vitral comuiittee in the ariohs conn-1 wilt spend soini' time with their two sons, Stair and Otto after whirb I a f ter ithey will ake a short tour iuf Can returning home. ada befor To Island (iiy .Mrs. frank M. Itoynnlds. of t his "city, k'ft this moining on the branch line train, bound for Island City, ' wheiv she will spend the day at ti'ii ding to some rtusiness matters, , She will return to her home this evening. Itasebali Practice Tonight Hector Mclnuis. nuuiager of Ihe Pirates, slates that baseball prac tice will be held at the fair grounds at 5;:; 11 tonight and tomorrow night iin preparation for the liaker-La jGiando championship game Sunday. 1 All members of the team ar-e re of. quested to in present. P . icu,- MA1N44 l 1 J jtO 1 Ileal Kshito Inmunnio Coloration NV P i h.mt. rod,," mt0S iiCARR'S lv Friday and W II ,'PorCroClt - No Interest 'fjfJ Saturday A Smd?ct?onan fi - - - ! regular prices . & '(paramount A 1 ! Vo,I1;,ve..ri,..il,e;ir.l..ril.ieture";,su.,illl as ll.ni,...- ' ! HVC BcCIl To I'stiiie" some eiitlillsiasts liave eliiiltied even l.eltcr luit AT on have never seen anv si n-li ii'n-t lire - ami i j r ,1 ;t 1 I SLk i I liecrwill. I'"aimie Hurst wrote liulh iiiiioics;iic"' anil x'aV' 1 A OT T "" v s I "Jut Ar..ini.l ll.c (.iiihi- Fannie li, not ,il.?i. Kan- ' VYtA ) A S f7 rfC) T I Hie.l.llt slieliaseiven-n -es,.- elu.e Tl,,. t-V Ifci III! II Mi-e no I'aiiiniis stars, no liiu' sets, no inillidii iin liars spent 't'WI ! Iiut it is a iii-1ure all tin-vap. We eons il-r 1 his feat ure C1 li-t ' "w '"' ,K' u' havo , v,"'; o i Forced Removal Sale ALS0C8H0WING INTI0RNATIONAL NEW9 111 o I To Visit at Wallowa Mr. K. iK. Johnson, Mrs. L. Iluk- er and daughter, llax., who make their home in Lu Grande, left this morning on the branch tine train for a two weeks' visit iu Wallowa with Mrs. Hay Wolf. (jIih'h to Walla Walla Mrs. J. 1'. Casey and sou, Denny, left La Grande this morning, bound for Walla Walla, Washington, whore she makes her home. , Mrs. Casey has been in La Grande and at Hot Lake for a few weeks ami is de lighted with tluCniudu Koude val ley. Left on lira mil Mrs. Jeorge H. Detwiler of Sum mer Lake. Oregon, arrived in La Grande last evening and after spend" ing the night ha a guest of the Som mer. left this morning on the branch line train for Wallowa, where ah will visit with friends and relatives for some time. Left for Wenatchee . Mrs. W. M. Nunn, of Tacoma, Washington, left this morning for Wenatchee. Washington, after sp-'iid" ing several days in La Grande visit ing with her husband, who is em ployed here on the O.-W." Mm. Nuun will return m La Grande shortly and will make her home here. Ditches Cm- ' Last levelling about 10 o'clock a ear driven by Harold Baker, of Uaker, coining to La G ran do, left the highway west of the White Piue liox and Lumber ceinpany and went into the ditch. No one was injured and the car was only slightly dam agid. The reason for the; accident is not known. Tom ing; Kast Mr. and Mrs. M. .1. Marvin, and A. C. Lnce.t. of tlol iius, Wyo.. left this morning by ear. bound fin their home after spending several weeks touring I brunt: h Id.'ilio, Ore gon and other states. They arrived in La Grande la-l everting and spent the evening as guests oi' the Som mer. H from Massachusetts' Mn, K, K. Crowby, who ijinUes her home in Dan vers. Mass., ar rived in La Grande last evening on No. IS and will be hero for few weeks as a guest at the home I of her sister, Mrs. H. F. Humnielt.j f-who left yesterday morning on No. 17 and met Mr. Crowley at Pen dleton, then returning Lu l.a Grandi: with her. Wheel Forsakes Him G ii. v Sienccr, of t his city, found nut yesterday (bat ho could not successfully drive a Ford car on three wheels. He was (hiving just outside the citv when one of the wheels rolled oil' and the car stop- ped rather suddenly . However, the wheel didn't slop and Spend spent about fitteeu minutes hunting be-. fore he found the missing wheel. Tooe 'out ing in August ItoptthMcaii State ('halrmiru Wal ter L. Tooze, jr., will hi1 In La (.1 ran ile August 2ii. He is ' jiow on a tour of the state in the "I n( ,'rci.itH of the republican organization. He is mef ting with the count v een- !tin -,,r "t;1'" ;l"l willi lending j repinuicans tlireupnoui llie slate itinit:in, sioewaiK, an 111 Boon uniiim. lav 011 n nlan of mp'ilgn tor the He startc 1 bis j elect ion this fall. lour ,-icveral day- ago 41ml bin trip will end early in Sept in her. lluiilei' In Port hind A. It. Hunter, a di mocrat whit is nominated by the republicans as well as by the members of bin own party for the legislature, is in t ho city. No sooner had he arrived than candidates for sp a ker began to but ton hide him. .Mr. Hunter comes from Island city, which i. a suburb of La Grande, although it main tains its own iieit id unlit y. Island City's main ati r;u l ion is the big milling plant, whii-li draws its sup ply of wheat I10111 the adjacent ex pansive fields of Hi.' Grande Hondo valley. OngMiih'ti. NEW TODAY FOK PALK Four fresh milk cows. 1 I'hone Karl Zundel, 7-27-1 1 FOR SALK Cherries, 20c per L'al., pick them yourself. Fryers, 60c each. U. Sturtevant, Fruitdale. 7-27-Up FOR SALK -Phone 178-J. iKeed baby buggy. 1514 Jefferson. 7-27-2tp aitkntion:. Women of Mooseheart Legion. Spe cial nusmess and social meeting I Thursday evening. 7-27-lt WANTKD A-l stationary engineer and machinist wants position, either null or threshing. Can give best of roterences. Address W . V. bm bree, Summtrville, Oregon. 7-27-Up Uv AssocUli-U Press HONDURAS, July 27 The new motor higluoad across Honduras from ocean to ocean will be finished with in three months. It runs from San Lorenzo, on the Pacific to Tegucigalpa, Lit) miles; then to Siguatapeiiue,40 miles: .then to Voioa, 12 miles; then to Polrerillos, I "i0 miles. ! W'oik is also in progress on another highroad to unite San Pedro Sula.j important city on the Atlantic coast,! with territory bordering on the Sal - j vador frontier, a distance of about :;00 miles. Several other roads for motor traffic in the interior also hav? beep si acted. 1 As there are no railroads in this countiy except- " Hie Atlantic littoral,' all tiatfic is now changing from the eld fashioned ox-carts to motor cars and trucks. Out of threp carloads of potatoes shipped to Kit gene' from California lust week, two of I hem contained Watch this Column for Bargains 7 full lots on Adams avenue nnd j.lefferson streets adjoining. Will hpII all or will split them up and sell separate, price right and will flll at a sacrifice, on good easy terms, 2 lots and a modern house on U street. Close in. Price $1-1 00.00. Terms on (part of It. Will' trade for car. Modern five-room house, L.tu Feun. Largo lot. lawn, trees, re- Price JSUO.UU. Terms on part of it. SO acres of choice l.ind. good buildings, one and a half miles east of La Grande, all under cultivation. Price $12,01)0.01). Will take trade for a good bonne in La Grande. Homo cuoh and balance to 1 uih. C. J. BLACK & CO. HONDURAS TO U NEW OH New Foley Dulldlng La Grande, Oregou y m&fflwsssiyTT&xssii tv. ft r t Special All $-."() wasli wiiisis of styles; sizes 'M to On Sale at FRENCH & GREENE , Ready-to-Wear and Shoea tuber moth and were not allowei to be unloaded. Ladies Purses in quality, u'eiiuiiio LKATIIKU CAM-1 SKA I j OOZK COKDOVAX Kitflit Styles Ki-ht. Prices. Sec our window. v"t' PMSCtflPTIO DH'JGGISTS Trv tlie dniu: store first BENEFIT OLD TYME DANCE FOR THE STRIKERS Thursday. Evening ..July 127 ZUBER HALL '. J. Powers, MKv. $TAXI I Al l. A A ivmui ' THK OI.DKST AM) .MOST ji iti:i.iiu,.; i am si;u K i; i. j in-i 1111. All Short Cllllx ir,i: All 'iill4 liimwi'i-t'd rroniplly wlili ISon.lctl Ili-lvci-ft. in a good assort meat 52. $1.85 Each ej THRESHING BARGAIN I Second hand 'J2-:!(! ('use" ! Thresher with brake, m If feeder, "Tain handler, wind I stacker, and l;i;jf;an''r at-( taclinieni. J 11 first class .condition. 1 Only $900 Cash j OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. For Sale 5 room modiern home, buHotnent, lawn, trot, fireplace, heating plant, garage, one-acre tract with good barn, chicken house and fruit' trees. This place is Just six blocka from the postofflco. Price $4(10t. Ter ma $1000 cash, balance on easy pay- . meats. 7 room hoiiaf, modern, pood bnrn mill wuoduliuil, I IoIh. 1'rlce $2500. fi room modern huniiiilow, cn- riic.nl Hldownllt. biiHiMiieiit. ' ThlR In n wuil built iioino uuu ma pnea m A. . 5 rnom moilorn 1iomo( Rood tnrn ifr tloii, lurau lut UUxiU t. 1'ilco J3300. 1 j I have aoveral modern hoineg on V ipaved atreetH frouu 4 to 10 rooms. Geo. H. 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