La Grande evening observer., July 28, 1922, Image 5

Fridav, Julv 28. 1922
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TAOE FTVE
THE OLUHOMB TOTSK
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MAK.W OTE- WALKER FE"Ll OFF THE POUCH OF THE
CEtiTlyAu HIllUL "TODA-C WHILIi l-ETKlUf, IN T105 WlNL-OiV
OF '.U'jPlf.'' STIVANCilTk! ST CX-flHS? THUK'E ,,,,
Local News
?H July 21-27. Chaulamiua at City
& Park.
r'r July 27-2S. Farmers' crop ex- :'-f!-
cui-Hion. v
r July -"'O- Championship of Inter- .
i' nicuiitiiin League to be settled v
H- at La Grande ball Paik, Pukcr v
v nnd La Grande playtm;. 'f.
H- Aug. ti. K. 0. M. picnic nt :Riv- ::
H ei'side Park. "
r!; Sept. 1-2 Xorlhwest convention
of D. (). K. K. at La Grande. :
Konnon on liuisness Trip
10. L. Kennon of La Grande i
vi.-ii ing Port hi u d on business. Ori
gon Journal.
ove Lady
Lelia Ayers of Cnve, molored over
to spend the day shopping and
visiting with friends.
La Grande Caller
Mrs. O. (J. Oisen was a La Grande
visitor in the city yesterday. Pen
dleton Tribune.
Itaseha 1 1 I 'rar( ice
The Pirates will hold their
lar baseb ill prnctico at. the
grounds this evening at 5:!Ht o'
fair-
lock
I
Drives to 1'nion
O. H. Kineaid drove io Fiilon yes
terday afteiuoon r-turning home in
the evening.
Trio on Vlsil j
Among visitors from La G rami's j
are IL A. West, T. L. Koikes and V. '
M. Sturgill. Oregon Journal.
Divorce Suit Filed j
.Mrs. Julia Killian has brought!
suit for divoree against' Frank Kil- j
Any La Grande subscriber to
114 Observer who does not re
ceive his paper by 8 o'clock in
th evening, please call Western
Union, Main 21. and a special
messenger will deliver a copy.
JAZZ
Saturday Night
Rex Hall
Limev's Xmcltv OivIh-
!
Ira j
I
Vacation
Time
Wo
(ire
lit fillers for
men, wi-ini'ii
and Ih.vs
Icr (iiitiu
(iius in 1 1 ) ; 1 k i .
vlii)
ofil, cii'diiriiy, uful
li'MiJiinuuc
1 PC UHt'TS
s!irrs. I 'i-
lilmisi
: aim :
K'v;i iind
tin- 8- hi
I oils
il M-
l.
o
i 1 1 IU
hilts , FIsiim 0c
I'rii-i-s hiwi
S
Clinfs Clothiery
"The Store With a
Conscience'
1108 Adams Ave.
By Stanley
1
mr.
v.
'if
In Brief
!i 'it on the har;:
human treatment
r- of ci iu 1 atitl iu-
Starkey
Jack
business
terday.
-Man Here
St a i io of Star key. was
visitor- in La G ramie yc
Si i Irs fn porthind
l. K. Stiles of La Grande Is one
of in my out-of-town 'visitors. Ore
gon Journal.
Spends Day in Walloua
j ,1 . Phy motored to Wallowa yes
leiilay on business nvLuriiing iu the
1 evening.
ieliit-us l 1'nion
Mrs. Milrhelt, who spont yestev
(liy in I.a Grande, returned to her
lioui" in I nlon last evening
No. ,JK.
Spends Day at Wallowi Lake
1 L. A. Si oop motored to Wallowa
like yesterday, attending to some
: ; ealty hu sinews, returning Iu the
evening.
Home from Vnrntlon
j C. M. Humphreys and family r.
lurii(! ( yesterday l"oin a several
, weeks' motor tri p to western tre
, gon points.
losepli Man Hi
I William Hal
Joseph .is a
tod -y. Mr. H:
1 nss.
-;", who hails
giv si at the
Isev is here on busi
Vfsil ing Son
J. ,1. Williams
Tenn.. is spending ;i
at tlie home of his
ia mt.
of
Wilderville,
l'i w weeks here
sun, J. A. WiH-
Two Stoddards in Porland
Kim r I. Stoddard of 1. 11 Gri
and Joseph t odd it id of ltaker
m-'k ing a isit to Porta nd at
same time. Oregon Join nal.
the
lia k i i inn Hot Lake
Mrs. Kd Cyr and childr.
have been spending the n;
wpi'ks In Hot Lake, rr turned to La
t; r.uidi yesterday.
Spend?, Day in City
I G. H. Itoliins and wife of Union.
molored over yesterday pending the
jdiiy with friends, returning home in
, the evening.
Leave for Home
Mrs. II. K. Ha iieock. who makes
her honie in Oden, left last eve
ning a I t er spc ud ing a few days
visiting old aniuaiutanres as the
liouse gii'st of Mrs. '. II. Sifford.
Savoy Gliesl
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Mob Scort
A. G rou pe ' and
f Kutt'rprise, ar
e eaing and spent
lande at the Sa -
rived in town !a.-i
the night iu La
vov.
In Tim 11 on llitines
Cliiirles Milne of I'l'ndbdon, and
owner of the Milne Kleel ric eoni
p;i!ir was here yesterday a I tend in '4
to hnsin-'ss interest . returning to
his home List evenini:.
yi uxieia 11 in 1 'end lei on
Abby Green. Li Grande nitiieian.
was in Pendleton yt-derday ou his
way home ironi I'm (land. He stup
ji'il over 1 re to visit friends for a
short lime. -- I'l-ndle'ton Tribune,
Visll in
.Mrs.
nnd Mis
lh ni'i
in llaket-
Mil tj'l liri.it of
i Ilililn I'hiv ir I..i
nf lh.' h(M ;.ml
-i .1 I -.
h.i-li.s.
nr.. vision
(I. rinv nf .'
lleiald.
tith Mr. n .1 Mr.. A
'hi lipmirl ifi't.--Ildferr
mp.iMi
Jol.11 Si.:ii. h.iii.rir
inn kiir'in 01 ('. i who
ni.-ilcs his fc 'in" in I noii. In rr
rit ii.!Wir.i A f '4 itail itO OttA
r.tiSB.
Mm im to X nlun
'"! "i 1 1'.
torsi ! I mn .mrtnl.t. itl
10 a tiMin a n'twra I'
oiuistik to !' hunt u ilm
Ohio
.
TJii Htlftl
. A. K. Wfti O- in : r.
who !!. l-tl"l.'iti!is a h f:"l
Missoiiin. '.jjoil-. l.-ft l-l iclll for
f-OsiO-. '"-rfioi!"'' l-'il A
fmv ill
h.Mihi
its lukiii
'O" J"s in uii-
O O
llofii'n Tniiti'
Iii. hin d K.-i-il .of
O
I'liiinO
rriv.-'l
l'i l.a lirupdi- la-t i-v
2:! anil rolnrnfil to I:
in Mo' I'voniiiL' null
ivho isp.-iit tio- itftorno'
o
iiL' on No.
horn, hit' r
Klii-'lii
h-r-'. Tli-v
were here oa luutiics.
N
Hail; l lliiki'l'
JaiiitH Wriifht, who arriviui in LaiGnuido this nuiruiiiK ou No. 3 on
(irnnde yosterdav morning and spent
tlm day here nttondiUK to some
usines8 mat tor., letmneil to his
huiiie lust evening on No. 18.
t'rfiatf .Met'iing , V
Te monthly priesthood meetiUR M. C. A., will hiivu Sunday morning
of, I'ninn stnko of the U I). S. i Tor Looking Glass and will Mpend
chireh will he held at 2 o'clock jn week tut the shores oi ' ho Looking
ffauday afternoon, July ttu. In theU.lasa river fishini:. He will return
ii-itucle, Were, jto l,a Brando tho following i?at-
. ' urday evening.
tmm't to ,utMv I -
Mrs. ti. C. McLuin of Routine, who ( uiuplim at ToiiriM park
ipeftt Iftst nijiiit in La tlraude as it i
tK-t of the Savoy, returned to horiinc are camped at the tourist park,
home thki morning on tho branch They are here visiting a few friends
line train. ' , land derided that thev would have
spent
tfet.-k t Mifgat-tJ
J. U. Van iloiu of llilgard
last evening In l.a 0 ramie attending
to some lwsim;s. matters. Mr. Van
(lorn returned to his homo this
morning.
Spending; Kew Days in t'lly '
Halph It row n, wife a iuI son of
Knterprise aro camped at tho tourist
amp and aw in the city u few
day while the boy is undergoing
uiedk-al treatment.
merchant,
Keliirns Home
V. II. Cole. Knterprisi1
returned to his home this
mornitm
on the branch line train after spend
ing last evening in town as
ot the Foley.
guest
Visiting (iiandtather
Lawrence Hay, son of Harvey !
May, is spending a few days in
Portland visiting with his grind-;
father, David Jtay, expecting to re-!
turn Jut mp tho last of the wet k.
I laiitl Priictlee Tonight
The La Gi nude hand will hold
tin ir regular Friday night rehear
sal t his evening in the I-llks hall
at 7: -to o'clock. A full attendance
is desired.
In From Knucli
lioy Peebler and
now living mi t heir
eanyon, molored iu
day to make some
wile, who are
raneh in Lad J
to
the eity to-
pnrchases anil
will return
noon.
some time this after-
Leaves for New Home
Mrs. Hatlie Mays left this morn
ing on .No. 17 for Portland and Cor-
onjvallis to upend a few days in Port
land and from there go to l.or
vallls where she i3 now making her
home.
High Valley Fanner
Charles Baugher. High Valley
farmer, who 111:1 kes his honm in
I'n ion, motored to La Grande yos
tei day afternoon ret 11 ruing after
transacting a hit of business in the
city.
Island City to I laker
Mr. anil Mrs. Gilbert A. llar-
jron. ot Jsland City, were passengers
from,,mt f l(,n. j,st j,iK,t on No. ;1
iivoyim. their wav 1 11 Maker, wheie Ihev
will Kpend a frw days visiting there
before returning Io their homo.
Leaves for Oakland
Mrs Kdna Mitchell left last ete-
nhig 011 No. 2:! for Oakland, Cali
fornia, to stay at the home of Mr.
and M is. Jack Chi Ids, to take care
of .Mr. Childs, who -suffered a strok'J
of paralysis not long ago.
Hack (o Fntoi'H'ise
Giles K. M rM ride, a well known
n si dent of KnlcrpriHc, re 1 11 rued to
Iuh home this morning ou the branch
Mini (rain nfter hiiciu! fmr VMstirhiv
whoii,,,,.,; uttending to some business,
t wo .
I Kiilng; on .Mi tin m
Chas. Daggett, wile and child. J.
M (-Masters, .wife and child. Mis
Lorain Stulqy aud A. A. Kerr-who
have biien fishing on the Minam,
eturned I sM evening r eport lug
ery good time and gooil fishing.
Oil) Alter Huckleberries
Mr. It. H. lfollenbnek, Mrs. L. .1.
l-'lK'rt and son Henry, Mrs. Caroline
('ashman, Mrs. C. C. Cronn and son
Uoger left this morning fur the hillf
to spend the day huek leberrying.
Tiny will return this 1 Veiling.
I aily to Wallowa Lttke
Mr. and Mrs. Leon MoDonald of
Nil m pu. Idaho, (iladys Killjiaik, lti-s-sie
Andrews and Joseph IV-rry are
siienduig the week-end at. Wallowa
lake takiliL in the beauties of the
lake and Mirrounding scenery.
lii'l lll'N.H
Miss
Ik.s Ij.-. i
Mumt'
Fi'liHla lUir'iisl(Mn, who
vlsil Insi in I.a liriinilf fur
I Wd wt'fks ;il lln 11(1111-
i hi-r niutliiT. rrltirni'd In Kuti-i-l
lirisr. win. re sin; is finpltivfil in ih- .
rnuiily rli'i k'H itrict. siio ri'jMirls '
;i vi'l'y (li-liylil fill viicaliciil.
Cluin Mn Hrrr
'I'lini Dut'ils ami I'. M. IlroKii, Iwc
III K 1 11 m.-ii. iin-ivi'd In lowii yi'sl.T
il:i iiml will Ihj In re for :i Hlinrl
1 i inn trunsiirtinx s'iihc Inisincsii
U'lltlc Iim'o tliey urn Klui.pini; iu Hit
M..XIT.
ChriR 'iiitr.i, in clumi; of Ihi1
IhiliUr work lor tln Main hicliway
i,ooiHii..ion in (his ilivislon, urrlvcil
l.a (irnnilf. tliil mornhm isnil
t n . ., . , . , (f,,,iiii!
ifl 01 !i. r hiwhwuy officials.
, I orrpriM- .4tttrnt-f
1 K. W. sh'';ih.ii. ti ornmint'iil lln-
tp.. attornoy. ariiveil fa I.u
ilirnilr loa iiln oa Hie luaio h
- l-a tr.in ant ia fa litis s f"
Mv Ssr on vdirinl lslni'ss. stv.
'!jh.koo a i. anass f UJ) -ttniiOi'ir
. -- .
jHw tax Dats o'
i Jr.nnii' Kink, who imiltos lo r
om.o In (iolil. !) Vnlluy, Idaho, nrriv-
,l in i.Ti line-l-'s li'l mfiilnj
iio.
So. 23 :iOd will bo h-'O for
j pin Oil tlsiys visijjiii; nt the Siu'rvl,
I lloarl Ai adoniy ln-'firo r-MiirniiiK to
o '.'roiioiiif.
Wl O Miii klolii-i i-ii-.
Mrs. .M. A. SmilO and n .Ini
tio. Mrs. t'harlm Waif- anil Mrs.
I.y:in. ajl or I.a firanilo lift tins
mornini: Inr KaliH'la. rpon arriv
nm llK't- tlo y wiil H' i-k a yoi.il
I hm kiv-li- fry ii.ili:!l.
I'tiMNtl Thrmmli
I Sluud (Jip.on who luus mad her
, home In I'liion, unseed through I.a
her way to Portland wlowo she has
accepted u position with l.ipman
Wolf n and company.
To I'iNb
Jauto.i Stark.
Jatne.i Stark. oniptoyet at the Y.
llarK-y Kleone and wife of l.o.-
'a little outdoor
i visit here, so ar
iHuarters at the
lite along with their
making their head
tourist camp.
Left for Spokane-
Mrs. II. ti. Dow and her little j
sou. Harold, of this city. left last I
evening on No. 2. hound for Spo -
knne, where she will spend a week
visfitng wlh hvn- niotner n-iaw,
Mrs. ti. W. Dow, before returning
to La Grande.
VKithig In l 'mi
I Miss Mao Stevens, who some
! years ago made her home in La
Uirande but is now living iu Pot t-
land passed through tho city .to
day on her way to Cove, where she
will spend a few days visiting with
friends.
Huckleberrying
M rs. Ma hie Lyons and son and
Mrs. James Nelson and daughter,
left this morniiit; on No. 17, bound
for Kainel.i and I he huckiebi-rry
patrhes adjacent. Tliey will be gone
for a few days and hope to come
back with all of the berries they
ran bring.
Hood Itlver People
Mr. and Mrs. L. ('. Abbott nnd
their son Kit on, of Hood River,
arrived iu L-i Grande this morning
ou No. 24 and will be here for a
short time visiting with friends
before going ou to Iloise where
they will spend a week with Mrs.
Abbott 'h parents.
Portland Man
! Itobert Hynes, formerly with the
; Imperial Hotel at Poj'lland, arrived
in La Grande last evening and spent
!he evening visiting with John
Adams, leaving for his home' in
Portland thin rornlng. Mr. Hynes
: was a guest of the Summer. -
Tftnk lleing Mlled
Tho swimming tank at the Y Is
being filled today and will be full
of fresh water for this evening's
swimming classes. A new spring
board has been erected. The high
sehool girls and the ladles' clas.tes
will trfWt this evening.
Leaves for Ca-eade Loe
Mr. and Mis. V, K.
linker, and H-i'tty (Jan
city left tills morning
for a t wo weeks' vhiit
Wilhelm of
hit of this
n t heir car
at Casu-ade
Locks end Portland,
their fishini: tackle
catrh lots of trout
meals on while on
They carried
and expect to
ltor make their
tliie trip.
Left for
Mrs.
In La Gr;
home in
i:illei M ie ,
. K. Cowle.i. who arrived
indc- last evening from hrv
Mexico. Missouri, left this
momiiii;
the branch line tr
bound for Kuterprfse, where slie
THRESHING
BARGAIN
1 S'CCOIH
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hrakc. m
Jleedt'P,
1
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; 1 11 1 1
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nii-ci1
ti-
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! i-oiul it i'Mi.
In
first
Class
Only $900 Cash
OREGON HARDWARE
& IMPLEMENT CO.
What Do You
House Hold Drugs You Buy?
Arc they
isiinitiirv in;
It is well I
(ll-IIJJS illl'l
islu'd iii
r cximim'iI
mwii 1 1 i:t t nil
iciuii iils. )r
t.iry iind cuiiv fiiicnt Imxi-s sciih-d iind litlich-d iit thi!
Jactory iissuriiii; the ciuit cutj; nl' the piit-kii'c you re
ceive tn lie jilst the siifnc ;i.s they were wticll linide.'
We aro featkrjng Purity Brags.
a yd. up iii siic.i ,-i milliner. e
They ftre right aniicobfe 8o more.
o
o o ;
Mr. (i lid Mi a.
Sin'iids Hay With I'ullene t luyii
K. J. CaMson, M. I)., of IMtts
hurgh. and family who are traveling'
1 1 hroiuUt to Portland, stopped over
tor tlie day to spend u lew hours'
with his old college rhum. Dr. Hul-;
ston of this. city. Dr. Kalstuu and
Dr. Carlson went to ihe l'niver.iity
or llllwois together and have not !
seen one another for many years.)
(oes lliirklelu'irying
.Mr. and Mis. l w. Thompson nnd
their daughter, IucUle. left (IiIh
morning on No. 21, hound for Tvlo
caet where they will hold their
hindquarters on a huckleberry hunt.
They will probably return to La
Grande Sunday or Monday and nre
erpocting to find tho berries very
pleiuittil.
I
a peeled Unck Soon
Nolan Skiff, who has lnvn al-
(tending
the National convention of
1 the 11.
P. O. K. at Atlantlr City,
and also visiting his sister, Mrs. C.
- It. Shelton. who enjoys the diBtiuc-
tlon of having been acting governor
ot Oivgon for about a month sev-
eral years ago during Senator George
Chamberlains, (hen governor, visit
ChnmbiM'liifs.tthen governor, visit
In the South Seas, at Washington,
D.C. is expected home in a few days.
Mrs. Sit iff Is visiting with rela
tives and frit.nds at Halfway during
her husband's absence.
NEW TODAY
rou SALE-
-Overstuffed davenport
and chair, living room table, desk,
I'ciirooni set, Kiu-nen cabinet, re-
ft igei alcr. cle-.'tric washer, baby
carnage ami sulky. I'none
- - 0 - JlI,
,
FOK SALK Cows f
O. C- Klcshman or
r sale. Ino,uirc
all KarmcVs 4V
7-2K-otpf
K(R SALK
Mahonce.
-Hens, also frvers- D. C.
Phone -100-W. 7-2S-21
inn with ho rrt'lutivos,
idersigncd nilmiiiistratur of the estate
SALK Work and saddle horses' rf Richard Kelly, decuised. has file;!
FOK
ami mutes.
nu(-Jeitersoii.
7-28-!lt
- -
LOST Watch charm,
IV" $2 50 reward
K 1 nest Ilartiam at
Meat Muiket,
engraved M.K.
for return to
Grande Itonde
7-28-2t
LOST Wrist wiiti-h. riiulor pli-nso
return tu Olist'ivor ml receive re
wanl. . 7-28-tt
'OU RKXT liusitje.sH toeatiiin- Phone
215-J. 7-2H-tf
DON'T FOHtiKT IMWic Snip
Tuesduv, 'August' 1st, ut Jny Shaw's,
1'ruitilale. 7-28-lt
WANTKD Elilerly Inn v
v.'itrk. Ili"ne Main 7;"!
Id ilu house-7-M-lt
For Sale
fi room modern home, basement,
lawn, trees, fireplace, heating plant,
garage, one-aero trm-t with good
barn, chicken house and fruit trees.
This plnre is just six blocks from
the postoffire. Price $11100. Terms
$1000 cah, balance on easy pay
ments. ! 7 room hoiiae, modern. Rood barn
and woodshed, 4 lots. Price fl!G0O.
i (i room modern bungalow, re
j ment sidewalk, basement. This Is
1 a well built homo nnd tho price is
J right at :J0U0.
J G room modern home, good Inrn
i tiuu, larsu loL 90x101. Trico $il3UU.
1; I have several modern
1 ipuvod -streets from 4 to
homes on
10 rooms.
Geo. H. Currey
I lil'fll I'islalC
IllHlll'llllrc
Know About
I'l-oiii ;u i old hiirrcl in ilu 1111-
tu Ill-Ill, nil- iind iiiuistiii'i' f
tlicsc iii'c del n'liiciiliil to
.in- thev init ni in siini-
Special
All $'2.0 wash waists
of stylus; sizes :ti to
On Salo at
FRENCH & GREENE
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
o nki ii loit iii:i;amzi(i
SALKM. Ore., July 2S. Governor
Dh-oti has reeeivesi I'rom Herbert
Hoover, secretary of commerce, a
lelcfrnin ii.lvUiitt' lln.l Ilie State
ot Oregon organie to ansist ihe gov-
j ornmeut iu
.1 distribution if mu
Ut.( jnu
j1(.r(ti
appeared to be wan allied
I'he governor replied that a!
pret-yut thtM'e is npp.ti en I 11 e(i
- ffr Kiich organization. Sicretary
I Hoover's telegram said similar com
mit turn tin us had been Kent all gov-
enioiH.
NOTIL'K OK PINAL ACCOUNT.
Notice Is by this given that the tin-
nS f)MU hccou.i: :n tho ( cuu:y Court;
of the State of Oregon for Unioi i
; county; and the said Court has set 1
August 0, P.'22, at 10 o'clock in th--J
forr-noon at the Cou'itv Cnnrt Room
A.R'G.
TODAY AND
Nt.
A iHiin llial
linus 1
;in
1 hat
l" "Swccl K'lisic
O'dr
York
i.h
Lit lie 01.1 New
W ri It fit I iy t ho mi it In r 1
'S-A Cosmopolitan Production i f'ltft?4 '. P
SUNDAY 4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE
!CARR9S
For CreO't
No Interest
Forced Out Sale
JTecesiity Knovs No Law
nnd ncce.s.-iiy is ;ifc Hie liuttniii of this Great Forced
Eeujoviil Sa'O. 'I'Oiil's wly vc luivc ihitikvii on the
iiiiirlfcl Miii- entire sl,i (6 ol'0 niercliiiiidise. AYheri'
i-iin you suve from L'lcto Q) fiefio nt Xowhere hut
her
'nine in nnd ty-t us show 9oii.
ASH
0
o
I hill
Ihe
in a gnnd assort incut
52.
$1.85 Each
ill La Ginnde, Union County, Oregon,
as the lime and nlace to hear objec
tions and for the consideration of said
final at count.
DiU'd this July 2S, p22.
J. II. PKAIIK,
Administrator,
l a Grande, Oregon- .
July 28, Aug. -I-1U1S-25.
OLD TYME
DANCE
Every Thursday Night
at
Zuber Hall
P. J. Powers
A'D.EJ
SATURDAY
1 If lies! sido if Iviist Side.
WC.IVCS lilt I III! SI'VCl'll (111! sncll
iiml Sal ui'diiy nif-'lit. in
if " I luiiioi'i'S((iK!.
BROS".
faith with the people.'
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