La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1922, Image 6

Rtiir.1ar. July .?0, 1022
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Ti'Y CiTMNW, EVENTTNT, OTiSETCVE T?
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Bob Leighton
and His Torch
GOVERNOR WINS
i ANflTHFR PRINT
Ur. and Mrs. A. 1. Kit-hanison ar
moving into their new home at 70S
(i it.venuc, formerly the (ieorjfu I'alin
vr home, which they recently pur
clinsed. Mr. ami Mrs. ilnrley Kieh
ftnliioii ire movjnjr from' their apar;.
iiicritN at the Will apartments to ill-;
home I Jr. and Mrs. ilIichanlHon liv
vacating, The latter couple have
lived at Ihu hoine they aru now vaea'.
itig for twenty yeurs. ;
Mr- and Mr. W. H. CuNeri and lit
tle mjii, Archie, old friend. of Mrs-,
(.harles Hell, formerly of Nebraska,'
motored into l-a (iniiule yesterday
from an extended trip through C'ali
fnrnia, Oregon and Washington. They
arc un the return to their home in
Nehra dia, having been none nince
June f- Their arrival in J .a Grand'.'
was u compU-ti surprise to Mm. Kell.
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Miss .Mae Stearns was Iio-tess
a number of her friends nl her hon-ej
lit IDiil Oak street last frvemiifr, th
evening being very pleasantly spent
in social conversation and mtisu-.
J''ollowintf the evening's program ,t
delicious luncheon was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Watkins drove
out of I.a Grande yesterday inorninj,
liuund for Portland where they will
Hpeud a few days preparatory to go
ing down to the beach at Itnd"n,
where they will be lor a few week;.
They are planning on being gone foi
about month before returning home
Mm. J. (' (lulling had as hrr houst
j;uestK, Mrs. II. .1. Cuichwell nml Mrs.
Charles Kicks, both of Chicago, yes
terday., 1 he two ladies are visiting
at Cove and motored over, spending
the day wiih M is. Gulling and re
turning to Cove in the cvrirnr.
How tould we get along with
out him ... t hw f,.llf.w Itoli l.eiirlitou
and Ins torch? ! ur., juiy Z!t. Governor
VeMerdav when a third of the Hen Ohott won another point in j
KvMiin,; ObeM-veV'H edition was off ;" ''' eoutest filed by Charles,
the press a tooth in a ear broke
Partly due to the presence of Chau
tau'iua week i.a tiande society .ha
lakn-ed fur n -liort time and ver;,
few parties, dames or ot her elite."
tarnnieiib; were eivcii this week
However, the uuul round of gaiety, Imnieilhitoly it was known that ! nili,'.v election. Juilgi
will begin nuxt week, iiiio Kvenimr ritwofV4if u-fia Hiiick1 Hiimham overruled a motion b
. , , that (tie printers and pressman I Hil11 -fnff that Oleott be required
mi& Kuin ( nenran, wno manes ner w,,n, Ih.Ii1mhk and could not hoL'ln lo l,0Hl uulul tsU.OOO before, ad-
iii Portland, js in I.a GntmW tf ljx ,, i)r,..ik. it wh a)nn known i "ilhsion to the records or his an
a Kuet or .Mr- ana ...... ...... ... rr.,.,k ,, u.h(,rP
t ho jro4S Is made, is n Ioiik w;iy
off, iind no Htock parts are carried
on the coast.
To whom did 'the Observer turn?
Why, to Bob Lnfuhtuii and his
home
for a few day
.Mis. George Cochian
;f
Mrs, Robert Newlin has retunu-.l,
from a visit at Seasiile, Ore iron. .She!
reports a very delitrhtful visit.
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Hall, dereated candidate, against
iiid f-iiiKtri ih-ii n.nr that (Irivei"" noiuinuuon ior governor by the i
the piohs to ko on the blink. republican parly in the ro.-ent pri-
Imnietiiatoly it was known that '""'X e.ei.un. juiib neiiy ami
swer lo Halls, original complaint,
which charged that cluctlori ol fi
cials permitlcd irre'i;iilarities that
,Baco Olcott tho nomination.
! Two months will tin required Toi
i the trial of tho contest, accord iiiK
The
Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri,1"''1' ' " 1 " ": ;
piciic will lie hvui at uiversuie paisi r ' r","",
thf first Sunday in August, H2'1, be-jlIia t0i(,' l'irintf forth its fearful
in the sixth day of the month. Theiv ""J nieKome -shades or UKUtt as
, . j f 1 t llli' !fi (I P i iffiTcnt mi.lf.lu Ii.ln
win ne a lK'" ' ! " ;.' Ju ' V .T. " : . ' hud heeu reniili rd i,
llatiot and mu.-ir. l',vevvme I iv-: aiih as - ' . ril . , ,
-iti,i., .iw. l. f th.. i;r.ited Hob stood with liiH torch liL-lit nlav- b0,ld who11. h" fi,,,l proce,.,.
parK and lori i in the still u,:" oitou a
to attorneys in the cu.sp.-rwho J
uiKht U'lilatlvely agreed upon next
Monday as the datn of tho trial.
W. S. U'lton, ullnrhr y for Hall,
pleaded that the defeated candidate
States is 'invited to come, bring lunch
baskets and help us enjoy the day.
nlKbt, tall shadows cast themselves
hero and here: Itoh's nan nt form
Miss Klina Owsley entertained a t recjuent iy Ktood forth in bold re
few of her friends at a dinner party lief, his kiwvU-h set, his hair dis
Tnesday evening in honor of her six- beveled, so h;it to one not kuow
teenth "birtliday. A delightful even- lug what was going on In the ln
ing was hp'-nt by all. 'I'he Misses terior of his machine shop might
Mariorin Kirby. Helen Mohr, Mildren have nnifte the appearance of that
Webb. Col.iie' Owen. Lois Turner 1 Hit pbiee which liev. Qiiighly tells
Dorothy Kirby. Lucille Millering and alum! and one might have thought
Pauline Wondcll were included in th-' ;,,i, WJIH iiMt old sport with the
invitation- .forked tail and fiery eyes.
" , Such is iot true, for in a tlme
Day Set Apart for Women. Jike this the Evening Observer fully j
0n!v on duv of tb- ye:tr are renins (bat Hob Is more of an,
. ... . i-i i i.iiL'ol than of the other rlittw
women pcniillteti lo mm- -""i"'
of St. Jnhii tin Haptlst, which is the
btrv of jhe Calliedral of San Loreuza
In (ien.4 ( The prohibition back
to the iUtimf Pope Innocent VHI. who
inip-sed UJin recollection of the dauli
.T of llei'oitiiis.
answer really - win a counter com
plaint agaiiiKt' Hall.
The two judges took tho position
that Olcott dimply was nie-eling the
jKut'-ft raised by Hull ami that his
answer lo tho original complaint
was legitimate.
.Motion by I la I I'm attorneys for
permission to ain.-jid their original
complaint was taken under adis-
ment by the etiurt until Mond iv.
ANNIVERSARY
ADVERTISING
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IS CELEBRATE!
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.MOI-NT CI. ICW, Julv ). Tlio
L. D. S. rhunrh cflilir;itm tlio iin
llivTrf;iry of llie "rioiltMMK I'liititin
in thu Valley, " July HI, at Allien
llinltiii-'s Ki'ovc. 'l'lii iiruciMin con-
slstt.'d of a talk on tlio "Uvim unci
I'im i'l.AM), .Inly 2 ft. r n I'Xi'i'll- Trips of tho I'Iouimm-.h," by lllxliop
llvo KiMnlmi lit the .Multnomah hcitr.!,'-- Wliltlim. "ItnlllllliKccilcca of
alioiil a Hi-urn nC tho (lli'oi'loi'H of tlio I" I'lonner" ly 10. I., Whltlni;, who
Xnlliiinil l.iiinlior .Maiiufartiiri'r' n-:'" iimoiii! tlio first of tho plonoor.4.
so' lnlioii, roiiriMonlliiK li'aitiiii! oiior- :oii. recilations ami athlotli- miorls
ulor In thu Inilustrv froin wvoral ' finisln-l up tlio al ti'i iuioii of ilo-;
slal-s. an. roiislilorliiL' niitt-i-H of liulit fill Olltl'ltll ill 111. 'ill . onfl of Un
it n inlonial natiiio. Tlio session of l-leaslllK leatuiOB of tlio i-clohratioii
osli-r,lay eoiH-liiilcd a dini-ussiou or ' i'"'cieam ami niim-li woiv
moiiBures (loalKiiod by tlio United iveil free. Il'iul.i from I niou
SlatiH doiMirtiiiont of nun ire to;"nd lnihlor naitiolpatoil in tho af-
att iin unllorm slandards of mieri-! fall'.
Our Obligation
to Y ou and Others
The sn.vinc, "(Joofls well hnnght re half solii,"
tells o-ily part of the J. C. 1'enncy Company itory.
Our obligation to our ctistoinera does not end with
tho actual purchase and sale of goods.
It's true, every purchase must be the best from
the standpoint of quality' and price, we can possibly
make.
Large volume, buyinc for our 371 store assure
crcaU-r values than 'an be obtained from retailer
buying in a much (smaller way.
Every sale made in this store mnst carry with il
absolute customer satisfaction. Our service dee not
end until you are finally pleased.
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. THU LAItUKST CHAIN DBHAKTMKirT
'BTUltU OltUAMZAXlON IN THE WORLD
ntlr returned from a husiufss tr
in! whore there will be assembled under It, Is believed there aro local men
lo that KectlcMi. Mr. .Mayhard ril- one roof the latest models of farm and who can llo tho worki and who need
eiiiiiloyiui'iil,. They will have, tho
mm
" i" ihimu.i.-iju a nan , preparill
lic-r k in ill h In order lo eliminate tlireshlni; luachluo and on account :iii,..
i poi Is Hie cliorrv cron has tii-eii alioiil i other machinery. Such a bulldln
jail picked oxecp't iiiH the lalo va-i should have a Power plant with shnl't-j preference, other tilings belnif equal
i plums and prunes are all lookiiiK ' motion and their mechanism ilis-
Kood. .Mr. Mayhard classes the val- played.
lev as the best seclion lie know.i v also need a airy huildinj;, a
for all viii li-tie.i of stone fruits. I manufacturers' buildinir and another
lai"e barn, j will hive a bu'liret
made up t opresent to the coming leg-
mJaturo and hope to secure noi
i appioptiatioiis for currying ou the
proposed plans.
Tlieii' will Im loiualocs ou the mai
1 k.-t from Kaejo Vall-y early in Ail
Bust.
The fhst 1,-iittiiii; of alfalfa
'tho stuck and some fanners an1
to start tlio second cut-
"We'll iniikc il t'iisy l'in' yit In ciiiii ytiiirscl
ul, it
20 Per Cent. Saving
I'l-niii cue (if llif IinmNollK'sl sim;IsS (if l-'isllill
Ta.-I
It.- cvci' seen licri'.
waste and proinoto the Interests ol -ot the line worklnit conilltion of
in oiliicci-s, distributors and consult- the inacliine Mr. Hoswick expects
ers. to du a lll business this summer.
This liinriiini.' the application of Mr, and Mrs. Don Smith ot Iowa !
Hie American Hardwood Mainline- have localod In Ml. tiloiiu. .Mrs.'
tin-els' iuslllule for meiiilieishlp In Smith will be the school teacher i
the milional association was up-ji here for this cmiiiiiu ic;liool year.'
I"'"1''1- Tim Misses t.'l-.n anil M.bl,, lap.
Tho pioiam of discussion today !,, 1r ,,,., ..,, s,,,linK
lucliidi luallc-rs of administration, ; ,1,.,:.. ..,.. ..,,.. i,,.. .. i.i, M,.j i.-
finance ami nulillclly. I . i, t. : ,, .,
$1011,111111 was expended I ',..,, ' .. ., ,u . ,,,. , .,.,
lor iHlverliHiliK In inetropo lta!1()W., , , , ,,,,
uc.WHl.aperM and It Is planned to j M , M M vron l,vo,,s of
nceaso lo !bn I he budijet of ,-, vls . ilt , .
IN"' f .ViltriiHIUII I'M IH'M JUilr H IU1-
Vfi'lsiln.
,Mtst uf tin- visiting fjlrri-tors will
iissih'liitinn
Lust year
inin nnniiRinn i
nun bnuurcuG
mn pym i wrmi!
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HEARING TO BE
(By Associated IT1
rOKTLANI), July 2!i. Livestock
was stoady todny. Ksrs were weak.
Mutter wan weak with n decline
likely. Wheal was f 1.03 to 11.11).
altcnil Un- midsummer meetint: of
llie W'esl Coast l.lllllbernien's asso
cialion at Taconia, August 2.
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
REPRICES AT
PRF-WAR I FUF! !
I Ilk. llllil.ULI L. U
of Mr. n ml M rs. ;cor' ( li.i.l wick.
M r. and M is, Stmlr lia v ! ' -v.
visililm ul Un- Iitmi( i-f ln i-I T
milliard. Tln-y l"fl Mnmlay I",
t h"ir home in ( 'attfnrni.i. Ai
Str.d( is Mr. Ilihlmrd'H sl.st.M-. Tlr:y
havn not. . n cucli ntlicr tin 1 ii
tct'n years.
M r. a in! .M i s. Peter Wi'stenlinv,
were visjlois In Ml. Ci nn Mnndiiy.
M r. and M r.. Will I le.nry were
visit ni. 4 in Mt. Clenu this week.
Miss Ih lni Nebekar visited ' nt
I'uiitu fur t w it W(M;ks with Iht aunt.
M i s. Vernon Hoau.
WASHINflTOX. July 2fl . Simih t or I
Mi-Nary wan ndviHod today (Jiat J
heat intrs on consolidation of rail-
Th'J, roads would ho lielil In Oretron. nrob-
fair iMrunds hero needs muiv'uMy in Octoher. when HhinnerK an. I,!
luerchants nud olhor interested nar-)
ties would ho Riven every ojinnr- j J
tunity to Huhmit evidence in favor :
of r.tJiininK the pr'pent status ot
t he Southern and Central Pacific : (
rompanies. This notice was In n-
lwor to the fillns with the eom-
mission bv Senator McNarv of a
YAKIMA, Wash., July 2(J.
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l".ii!''inu-s for exhibits and the state
i ui.-li:Uire will be aked at its next
s.':i to make liberal appropriutuu
': t nurpnse, jn-conlinj; to K. I.
'' i-erb. (iiret'tur of the state depurt
' u if nKi'icultuie. Mr. I'rench ha:
in mind a buiMing f(- a machiuerv
bail, a dairy build in jr. a not bur bi
COMBINE
BARGAIN
S- H. E- R. R" Y.'S
TODAY ONLY
4-.'
RICHARD KIPLING
Presents
"T!ie Midoigfii
Riders"
; I'OIITI.AND. July JP.-ltide pricts
ai e now pnirtically back to u piv '
a war basis. Invent advances in lb. ;
local market en hides and calf skins' HA K Kit.
J hirVe moti'h. values un to the level in Kaule V
, i bat. existed before hides started en hihei
i the bx dei-line that demoralized the nivordiii'j li
J fidiistrv at- 1 ruined many denier an.i
I livestnt k men.
Port! and buyers have advanced
( tbeir pi 'tecs unlil today they are pay
I inir praci ically as much for evi'ry
J t bin!' in t i;ne of hides as before
I !l;e war. (iiote M. Sullivan of the
I Port 'and li nlc A Wind company tn
! I'iscisin:;' the improved situation,
states:
' "The country kill of cattle is very
I lilit, ill d while leather prices do not
I vjsiutMt bi b- prices iieioir naid to-av.
tn doubt the si'arcitv of hides is what
i i.s hrintfitir about Ihi'so prices.
I ' l rom now on toe Mn w .u increase
' nn) i will ! inlres'in; to see what
I effect this will have on prices. Some
I - .' t..,t "-s.. v i-.s !,,.
niaintaiiu'd, others claim thaK th?
I quality bemjr the best from now on
u mi die l't:-M ol llie year w ill pron
j ai' keej) thin? more steady."
Eagle Valley has a
! " r ""-'" nuniber . or resolutions and com
, imiiiiuiir. in ti n iti t ions from ciimnierclal orcan-
I e must nave more nui imKs " ,f,,dlUnm ravriK continuation of the
,l!,e lair is to .crow- an I ake llie nlacej,., , , aoulh,.rl ,.,., r0.s
, in our inilustriul life tbat it shouhl or-
icdiv." sas Mr French, ' Ve have,
; i.'ai-m a thai exhibitors will come t Wallowa Lumber Camp
I ;;";y;;rihcir',la"es.ra,'iliti" f'"' '"s'i Shortage of Men in
! "I h:te ill mi n. i first a machiuerv ,
i liiiililini: where Hlere will be assom-l I-..N rl-.IIVIIISK. July. . I'll;,- .'.MorO
' i i i .... i , t ,1... -. .1111(11 lire neeHrwi lil f.lin 4ltin.Au nli
r: rn e -n :i. eico urmcr one mmi liic- lint-Hi iiiuuoi .... - .. ...... .
rlg Liup UX 1 1 Ulli. r f..m , other machinery. Such l'"lst Orccoii l.umlier company,
- j a h'uiMini' shn-jlil have a power plant 1'in ticulal'ly to nile brush and tn
illy ill. The fruit (" '; with shaft inr that the maciiines niiiyj'''11 !''. Officials of tlio cmn
tley is well up to the be put iiPniolion iukI their mechanism Pa")' have thiiunht of sendini; iut
ilalions of ori-herilisti:. ,!i-,i'l:ivi-.. Islrio for workers, but would pre-
I A. Mavharil. wi'o r--1 ' VV al--o eeeil a dairy, huililimr "'r local men for atiparni reasons
! Soctnid liiinJ MiiCormii'k
Combine lfarvester witbj
. "! onuiiio, .straw iluiiin and"
'
1 wagon loader. A bargain.' J
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OREGOK HARWARE! J
& -IMPLEMENT CO. !
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Whet
The Store of a Thousand Super Values
A powerful, drama of life and thrills in the great
Rutcp raising country of Wyoming with
PHUNE GROWEHS
HHHE NEW WAGES
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not itit (tun
At u
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edj m th o line ol -.!(
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lrer tieli - l-'UeitiiMl, S4 (or tn ;
Ir or, I nr d. : hel i iv drvor.
HvovcrizerJ Groceries
WHtHI THB TH)PTY THfONA
YOUR SALVATION TKINKI
Lunch Goods
Genuine Deviled Meat in Key
Opening cans, 6 -for 25c
preferred Stock Sardines in pound
oval tins, Mustard, Tomato or
Soused, each 19c or 3 for 50c
Van Camp's Pork and Beans.. ..10c
Full Cream Cheese, lb. 25a
American Beauty Oinger Snaps in
the large barrel, each 29a
Preferred Stock Shrimps, tia....l5c
Sugar
The Hooverized predicted $9.00
sugar early in the season it's here.
Today's wholesale cost is $8.43
Merchants forced to buy sugar on
today's market are obliged to sell
sugar at $9.00 or more. The Hoover
ized protected its customers by
purchasing 7 cars of sugar early ia
' the season. It's yours now at the
Hooverized price of $7.68
y
miyn - w agsier
jKjsjeatcd by scores of liard riclnig cowboys .
.Tc4jKia ot pecplo aai tiousa&da of Ehocp.
if tlie tim,tvii Nt.tM unfit the close
J of tin HtusiHt tr.1).kt1 it"lt fi)i
I rVA. m-mIh (ir iMti. wiih tt i 4nl
tmnijtt I( i'u' (iu ( 'vr tlif entire
i hmi(iii tin ntiij htikMig anO ltul-
'I!; to h 't li fc'WT d onhim
I U. (H ltiii ilir ci rule fittve (
J f lit t.jr 1I(I 'leli,ti j
't CtU8 l'r 1'i'jr I d tpd i run.
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KC1 limliy .! b.-'il ell
c..i 11 !li.(j ' o- l sin. Ihe Sc.il.
an st. in. I ll,"v..i,l ' ;.-iuii;cn. -Th
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"MOVIE CHATS'
"MUTT AND JEFtT"
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Sound Ripe Tomatoes, 2 lbs. : 25c
New Potatoes, 6 lbs 25c
White Bermuda Onions, 4 Its. 25c
Fresh Sweet Corn, doz ' !.30c
Aprioits for Canning, 4 large basket crates,
24 lbs 52.45
Yello- Meated Peaches, 2 lbs 25c
New Apples, 4 lbs 25c
Raspberries, crate $2.25
Lambert Cherries, 50 lb. box $1,00
Sft Potatoes, sniiftth stock, 5 lbs 29c
Sea Foam Flour, 9 lb. 6ack $1.51
Blue Stem Flour, 49 lb. sack $1.78
Fancy Oat Flakes, 10 lb. sack '. 47c
Corn Fifties, large pkg. 10a
Olympic Flour, 43 lb. sack . $2.15
$OAPS 0
Crystal White or Wtito BcrsA ifptlws, lQbat 2tf '
Assorted Yilm Oliv Co., toihrt ioayn, 9. fat Jghr"
Sea JPosra Wsshiftg loffd'er, larg9 pfr
Sea Sow SFapilfa Ponder, 6 pkgs 25c,
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