La Grande evening observer., July 27, 1922, Image 8

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TA" f!T?ANDR EVEXTXfi OP.RFRVFR
Tlnnnde- July 27. 102
p.ll.r..rW,r.cWW What They Teach at Harvard
Grenadine Neckwear
r' INSTITUTION
Pompeian
Tdlet
Requisites
Eight Jar
Canning
Racks 49c
I - -incorporated
Now weaves new pal I cms,
new i-nlctrs, new in.-jurat ions
in fact all llial '.s.ncw I'irst!
75c $1.00 $1.25
Silk and Woolen Sport Skirts
An Important Showing of Values
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Westenhaver & Gilbert
1309 Adams
La Grande
We Offer
For Sale
m: kilns to in: mnr
I . . I!.K;:i!. .lulv 27. ' Apinnxl-
jinately .::(.uHi will he expended by
i T hi linker Whlio I'ine Limn her com
pany In doubling- llio capacity of
jlhWr Kilns. construction work mi
'the newest addition now bein;; well
(tinder wav. T'TwIIUkit St .Murphy.
I Seattle (Mil raclors are In charge of
ithe work, anil it is cxpocPd that tins
j kilns will be n'lirty for usn by S p
Itemher lid. 'I'll! ih'w luiilif ini; will
A modern brick house Willi largo :rov,.r innln'i feet and when etna
Jut. House has 7 rooms, line larm1 ,,),.(, .1 w the company a to
poreh, 2 large stun- rooms, 5 laiK ' t a ( uiy kilrf capacity of sit, not, feet,
clothes closets, a very la run baihjper day.
ronm, with many large drawers j
built In for linen, good f I in I'l'"'1'. f .....--..-.----------
good cement cellar, a large tank J
that supplied witter for tho house ! , J
and vard. The water is piiaiped witli I
wind mill from a deep w.-X ThfH;j COMBINE J
lion, si) is also supplied with wali'i j i i
from city water mains, also thel BARGAIN J
yard has water supply. There are t ,
cement walks around the' house also'i I
In front on l root. 'he yard is I J j
filled with Khruhhery. fruit nnd'i ' i
Hhade trees. In (he garden there, art
Htrawhe'riies and ot her ben y hush
ft, besides room for nood garden,
Tlrn.ro is a good gai'ilgo, wood house,
chicken house. Tins Is an ideal 1 1
home in the host of condition. Any
one who wants a splendid home not ii
In (tin heart of the city should see ' Clll IIC,
this to know its value. Let us
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MiM Cherry Clri've, Clnclnnnll, usol lo iaildle n canoe on the Oli!o
river, but mnv sho'H an expert oaiawoninri since attending tumnicr
clus.'ies at Harvard. Here she is In a olicll on the Clmrleu river.
STRIKERS REPLY iUUUGES ASKED
io injunction: m l starag
Heads ol' I .a (Irainlc K'ail-I
La (irainlc lli
read Orders Will Report
1i (''ediMal Court as Or
(hired hy .Judu Wolver-toli.
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You will agree wilh us that these
hit truly attractive values. The
newest models, materials, colors
and weaves, for sport and street
v ear. See our window display of
these skirts and you will apprec
iate the tremendous values they
are at this low price.
$4.98
There are just forty skirls in
this showing including novelty
silks in bright shades, plain and
Striped flannels, prunella and mo
hair cloths in light shades. Sizes
2.1 to ::2.
Private Litigation Started
Following Aceident .Mere
Last Saturday. i
Second
i f 'omliinc
tthmv yuu and Kivo price.
La Grande Investment Ii
Company
1U0T Adama Ave. Phone Main 752
Kidiablo Agents Tor Kelkibla
Insurance Companies
Private litiuaticn lietwe.-n t ho lv'
: pai tlcipants in tho aiUeniuhile c-! :
i . i usion at Kourth and O streets lat
J (Sirikfrs" llulletin.) . week, bttwei.n If. Knutls.ni, orivin ,
i The ttnijioiary injunction issued hviDodK" car, and Louis Stnpac, djivini;'
i i I't'dfial Judjro w'edverton which cites in Hudson car. has inmniemvd. j
, t , J r m v f local men to iippiar in I'Vdrnilj The city mitlnrities chafid bfsth
: 1 1 1 I .vl('( iH'IMU'K , couit at I'oitland next .Monday will b, .drivers with spi:din;c. Wtdiu-sdav'
an.su ci ei hy the men. '1 ney arc I . morning II. Knudsoit was found ui '
I lal'N'Csl t'l" Willi I- Mchay ot' the machinists, t.i- II. guilty in the municipal court, Stapa. ;
I i'(!V.'iui( oi Die iiiacusmiths, iitlo ter-; Jiavniir I teen pievnusly hied cm j
stl'ilW liiml aildi ,H'r 11 uu' s!"','t wkers, L. F. speeding charge, wl en' the city tior-!
' ' i '' tis! of tlie builenuakers, and (1. S.iney dropped the cha --L' aL'ti.i.-t hnn if
i i I ;,. Mcl'iellan of the carmen. One of thu; after pait of the vitne-ses had bcL.r
waon Io;mIit. A hiiraiti. MJ(.n wlM lt.ave t(imnrrow niKht f.1C;hea.d. !
I I't-1 Llantl ami allorney.s will handle! Stnpac yrsterdav ft'ed in tin- Ci:--'
uit ca.e tor an uu: men ai me diner-1 cuu i ouri an actum a"ainst Iiitid.-.on, I
l tut division points. j rei-itin alk'-e-' d.uniHje o tin- I
i ThiiiRS at liuutiuu'ton were reported son car, and claiming that, in settle-
'puct as only two sinke Ineakeis we'-'.'nuiu or toe iiainairt-s, Kir.hison ha 1 "
t ai woi'l; yeserday morning. The of-: promised and avuvd to pay bin; .;o;i, -
, licmls liere have donnuf overalls alter winch rnniaund unea ('.
J,a lew ci.!."s' rest and are back atiend-i In tliis action Sl.ipa-- .-.I'-iih ;!
inj; to trains- ! Dnde roadster hclony.iuu' in :.u
J liemial ('hail man Harnhart, ttf th"' son, I.a-t even;iifr AlKuncy k
i liiothei'tioeii of l.ocornolive KiiKineers, Kitchen filed v'itii the slu i iff.
i was heie ln'm Spokane ye.-lerday on Knudson, a wiilttu einim t t
, i.uiiHss. lion, staling that th" vi- ii.-h v. r,
. 1 ' Fern" Unites, general chairman fnr ces. arv to him in caiivinjc uut l.i :
, he L. of li. T. willi hcadtpiai tei s in ual tivdc and occupation, U:.u
Portland is lure for a few days on bridge roi'ina.i on tln hi:liv. nv i: . .
eiiicial busines. Mr. Hobbs formerly state of Oregon. This in irnir: t
iived in. La (iramle- After be wvut to cm- had not been turned back.
f.MUatiii eveiyiniiijy was running
OREGON HARWARE
& IMPLEMENT CO.
Summer Low Cuts
An Exceptional Offering
An offering that affords you a splendid oppor
tunity for saving. Oxfords and strapped slippers
in canvas and reiguskin, leather trimmed and
plain low and niilirarv heels. Welt soles. Sizes
2o to S. Widths A to I).
Chautauqua July 21st to 27th
.THE LAIWKST CHAIR OBPAKT.M KNV
"STOHE ORGANIZATION IN THU WOKLD-
POBTUBID KNOWS
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COMMISSION
NEUTEAL ON
RAIL STRIKE
(Continued from Pape One.)
f Fishing Appeals
To You
, ,.n-'.l iiii'l Ik- Imil i-lra''i'd a fine pic-i-i- n J Sllf no TJ!r
i. c,f Ii itii liimi ulumps owr in Ciarkc. Ill II V I UL I fl I
ru.inlv. Wa.Oiinnt.m, showin;;- his in- f I fj J f I 0 H I llfir
J ;,nl i.-mli-sn-y to jri-t lai-k U, th.- sn.l 1 LfllLliSU lilttL.
i i.iuv uniMN I'nuiim, ditiMuiMt, mir-n tpiiv n c n 1 1 i ' ,. ...... . ... ... ! ... .. i
F .hi- siriki nnnimttw. which iminaK- IIU II II RJI ' P i-imiimim i-i'iiiais m 1 in- n.-n.ii-i. ' ' f
1' :l.t the Im.v:. whu ar- ...it irotestitii! 1 1 if 1- K I I- I'l I H J ' ;1 J ""'"'"'''I H'l I""' ''' no i iiivcutiirnlcl rcpoitod that
Hi nr.-m nilinVs aiv n.-wlcil in tin- rail-: 1 1 if 1 II I i S I I J S II 1'! i"fl r Hi.- r.iin.ir.i I closing or lit.- man had taken a bailee av
v w u m. wk.w, c.nui,. sIKTS, Willi a Wlllll Ul 111.' liaill.
We'll make it easv for mhi to i
at a.
from Mic of
20 Per Cent. Saving
handsomest sl
up yoiir.-r
lulling
I.alc irain contimu-. aa-nnliiHT t
'.lit- slrikr ciiinimtti-i'. which unheal!"
wcik. V'hih' tlu- sti-iki' i-ununil
tci? nilmils that thi-ic art- quitti a fvi 1
iiu-n w.irkini;, they I'laini it takes thr.'i' 'Ivvi. l ; ;i in.il ic ei-uilMlli- s. lln- Tri
nicn mow to .In Ihc work out- regular I 'il v lto nr :uul tho liroaduay 1'! iv
houinn li.-. fl to ilo. 'I'hcy cite Ka- ors, 'two now soli' owih'i.-. or The
nieia as cue place Ihc railroad emu- (Ji(i'ilens. jueordliiii lo an aiinontMo
nany is full handed. Ilefore the strik'.',1 menl made l.y 1'liil ll"i-.:. 01 the
Tour . le.rl'i. ers had three wipers lis ''ri-l'llv l;.'.ie thut is 1; i.iyluj nl
'.he I'M'.', theie. I.a-t ni;ht a I'heek wa- The Oa'nl rs ll'.is week, la si ev.'ui'i".
irnde e.i lenililieus and Kalllela has , t1. ,,,, ,,iimvita of Hiram, the
. hie' iiiu-iii.'-i with nine wipers and eouni rv :,n. , new miiii.i:j r, Mi
ll. ire ii'i.eds anil two cooks with ., ,.,.;, ,j. ,:iS , ipoin.e,i t ',;e
n. !'. "vei-aiis. KIVM'K ami ,.,..ct. f , ,u,n (i.:,t..r h
,oi..o hi 1 .ii iieiinl lie.
lU-r the incident mid Xroni the reports
( made at the nieelinr last nl(;ht it
lanneared that the uncalled for pranks
1 1 article in Hi" I'oi tland l some boys led her to the belief that
I ' h - ram yeslei day ii rtalnilm lo the j strikers were attempting to attack
piv.-'-nt stiiiU'.' Ihe I'ollowiuu para- her home.
raph apiieari'd relative to the talk 1 he incident rociirdlntr an nlh'ire.l
inoiit r.'timval 01 simps I ruin l.ajaitack on a lone tfuard hy lr.im lo f
ll'aiid" to Albion: t -d strikers was explained hv Mr. Klex-
.trolnian who
a drunken
iwny from n
n pair work to Alhin 1. At lis pres. Inrirmalinii Kefused.
111I .lii'ii"lh ihev said, ihe Alhinii It was also reported hv the nolic
yard ciiuld 1101 well care for ad did . depai tment that yesterday morning
n-iiairlne. The rip Hacks are now some trouble was supposed to have
well l illed, due to preparation tor taken place at the depot betwen a rail
nuueiuert of wh(il. roaed Kiiard and a woman- Tho of-
. ficcr sent to inveslijrate the matter
was told, Mr. I' lexer declared, that
the railroad would take the matter
'JUST AROUND THE
CORNE.
oi"'n :ui tiie:ar in re. ; -m; .
titM i. ti.ti.. was i.m. 101 mi. Hi!m.:,.,,m. ' lin it appealed her-lsion all cxnressed themselves fis nolisnuicc, well; M. A. Stllwell Meat
When Hi.' Iheater was first b u i! t , j ( ,.lt
uiimtier ot itttimineot local people ; tPn ,v tlu, s;in(. .,utmi. i.-nnnj, Huist . tection needed. Commissioner Stod-
in tlie company, but .m,i .:(i tn i,., ,ltp ,Mllm ()f "Ilninor-i datvl called attenton to the .nsiirnifi-
e-itme. is now p!.ivn at the A read". I eance of the incidents the railroad au
I1 will be miou :i three nilits beuin-! thorities have used in making their
j n r .: this evuinir and is one of the. charges of ineff iciencv on the nart of
I ic 1 us es 01 1 1 1 en ine ponce i oi ce, n y ihjt inai an sucn
IS G00D'un w'tn t'lt r't'ra' nuthoritie.s and
j just w hat had happened.
i'ved the crcat film. The members of the citv commis-
"Thcre has been nothing but boy'i
play yet,' 'he said. "The city cannot
afford to hire officers'to be stationed
evciy where so they can overhear ev
erything that is said when men meet
and discuss the strikh," he added in
lefening to alleged threats to have
been made in conversation at one
time.
Ice Analysis Presented.
An analysis of samplts of ice from
the ice dealers and manufacturers in
l-a (irande was piesented to the com
mission by City 'Manager Kratz. Ac
companying the analysis was n copy
of a letter signed by the manager anil
the city health officer notifying nil
dealers and manufacturers that their
ice should not he used for preparing
uncooked food or drinking purposes,
The analysis snowed the following
lesults, the dates being those on which
the analysis was received: May 22,
M. A- Stilwel! Meat company, 1150
bactoiia per 1 00 cubic centimeters,
source, well watc'; Henry Young &
Sons, 175 bacteria per 100 c- c-,
source, river.
June Henry Young & Sons. 4,200
hactciia per 100 c. c-. source, river.
All Have Bacteria.
July 2!, Grande iRonde Meat com
pany, 1:'"0 bacteria per 100
ms RUIN
tne s mic airo will be pleased to knowj wanting to favor cither side in thij panv. "i bacteria per 100 c. c, source,
at "Ju.-t An -und. the Coiner," wi it-1 sf'ike but wiving both sides the pro-! well; Blue Mountain Creamery, 15:i
Tm klc vw
V seen IK'IV,
Gl
HELD
lima
bnucht
in the p 'st two we
I he
Mi of
lin di:i
The
I h'ir stock until ( ),.,
Ini nieriy with K' '1 '
e now in full piv.-i
rdeim
; Co
.eellent
ennt i v hv producer
incidents happen when no strike is on.
bacteria and 100 cohm'bacilli per 100
c. c, source well. oung, 1!!75 bac
teiia per 100 e- c. source, river.
Accoiding to the state health laws
ice and water containing 100 bacterid
or 2 colon bacilli per 100 c. c. is de
clared unfit for use unles first boiled.
TIIUISTOV, Ore
. July L'T.- -Tom
reported (hat he
Newlin Book 8c Stationery Co.
Wlffvr
P
S'H.E
y:s
V. Carney, l';irm
h;i-l Ion n.l l li t ee UiK bea er s in his
wheal Held and that I key had heeit
B 1 1 inn ;i i: i n i the rai it lor a mi in I mm
J? Ml I hi 1 II.. lit 'Ot I III til 1' Il t t llMt it
was hi- Iiols that caused the dam-'
;n:t . but he suddenly c.nne u"oo
til.' h 1 1 ''is estiM'da and thei mail.'
f.i- l Hacks for Hie nearhy waler. '
Mr. Cano'y will apply lo tho slate
name tl.'pai I inent to hut e t he ani
mals (tipped, as he helnivtM thai ir
iett uloil" (hey will ctiue i m'eat
deal of damau.
I
TODAY AND T0M0HK0W
iy
"The Uirsdlc-vftLtiscd!'
A Film Fraiie, Frosi.-.l whli 'I'linl4)
and l.aiiL;lis. 0
Also Last flfcipter of
"MIRACLES OF THE JUNGLE'0
oi'i'osi: I'KOIMSI 1) 1 v
S M I'M, ere . .inly 17. A terri
fic Mow to p. r-oilal llhtily. serious
i in l ailment ft i el i ci oils tlh'-i I utid
tin const it tiH.in.tlii are proS-iMM to
he i. en hy the K u unel i. u t l.udiemn
church of Oii'kim in the roii,piilsor
plltill, uhool Pill whirh i to he
oled on h I he p. (i pie In N t vein -Ut
r. nniiiiK tn u to-n.it i e am n -iiu
,,( on i ho hilt ! il . led . v tth
!le .rilar t slat'-.
Thr- f!ie;iitire IS tt'ViM'le.l to rol-
pel ai Ifiiinoo at nubile ichools
S'j t r all pnyil up ti tho Inch UimM
pnt- -lii.trs !r v ii,o trair
t coin rued.
1 lJUl M06
CHKYKNNK, Wye . July 27.- .
new orld's record Tor re pint, .11)4
luc-l im-0a tievv wtf-s effulu'tftiod
ine se(oiul ' ll'onHe, tl v
liifKMi h iti
i-' tn.ni, Q Joine! accornplihed
tho te.u ui Jo eonds. ime-iitth
t O --e.( lot fast- than th.- lornxr
HEADOUAR
TERS FOR
Canning
Suppi
les
Mason Rubbers, 4 dozen 25c
Zinc Mason Lids, dozen 29c
Economy Lids, dozen 29c
Schram Lids, dozen 33c
Pint Mason Jars complete 87c
Quart Mason Jars complete - S1-05
Economy Pints $1.15
Economy Quarts $1.35
BERRIES
SUspberriea, crate $2.25
Loganberries, crat . .. $25, $2.50
Black Caps, crata 52.75
Cherries, Sings, 50 lb. Vjjc 11-00
.I'liuisoil, mi .ikliihmu
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XS..i "i (Kl..noiiu 'l'.il:'.
'.hoove:ri20. grocery
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