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Tuesilivr, 'August, 1. 1322
TA' OPANDF, EVENING OBSERVER
PACE FIVE
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
i HOLD ER .
K NEWT SHES
LAREAR1N
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MARiAL Omr W4LKFP Pi ft i v iMTirMriF
T2..A5.COMPANr "" SUSPICIOUS ON HIS
RoO MD-?r"."MCI LIvtiRY RIG BUT SMALL. ,
BOVS UPSET HIS PLAHS
Local News In Brief
! Met urns (o Kukri-
Clark Hippy of linker, returned
liorm-. last evening after spending a
couple of days here at the homo of
jhis sister, Mrs. C. li. Johnson.
Auk- 1, 8 p. m. La G ramie Mu-
rj- nii?ipnl baud concert at corner !'
r ner of First and Washington. '.'
;H Auk. 0. K. O. M. picnic at Kiv- v
re erside i'ark. r.
rh Sept. 1-2 Northwest convention Ili-k tit Old Posh ion
of I). (). K. K- at I.a Grande, vt Russell Dalstroin. who has heen
JiS&itjri ;out of the city for Nome time, Is
'"L'ili" back at his old position at
.,, , ,. , (the yjrd office, for tin O.-W.
I isKor from I nion t r m
Otis Snook, piominont business , ,,.t r 1 1 ta-1 ciiv tlu Here
man or union, was a visitor in town; James lohns
yesterday on matters of bu.duuHs.
Over from I'nion
Mrs. James Wells of I'nlon, spent
yesterday in the city .shopping, re
turning to her home in the evening.
prominent Pendle
ton man. Is in the city today at
tending (o business matters and
boosting the pendbfloii Kound-l'p.
Alicel Man Here
). Murphy, a farmer of the Ali
cel district, is spending the dav in
Accepts luitimi 'the city ntiending business. He will
Hyril Anderson has accepted a pn-: return to bis borne this evening.
sition at the Carr Furniture com-i :
puny. Mr. Anderson lias been In j Sti iket V 1 lance
the service of Mr. Purr before. A big benefit strikers dunce will
. be given In the Zuber hall this eve
ning with the Olson orchestra fur-
fpW ni.shing the music. All strikers and
Hiickleberrying
1. (. Snider is snendiuir
days ut Telocaset gathering buckle- .their friends are cordially invited
berries. He will return some, time:
this week. 1 Spends liny in City
. .Mioses Ituth and Mildrn 1 Fill p.
Visiting Friends Here j( ove ladies. spent yesterday in the
Mrs. It. B. Hayhurst. w4n makes JIty shopping and visiting friends,
her home in Haines, is spending nj'eturning home in the evening.
few days In La Grande visiting at
the home of Mr.. John MrFwau.
On Shopping Tour
Mra. Joe Hanson and daughter,
Clara, returned to their home In
Perry bist evening after spending
the day in the city shopping.
Visiting; Parents
John Dennett, who makes Port
land his home. Ih litre for u fr"w
days visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. IJenm-lt.
Hand Members to Meet
All bund men are requested to
meet this evening at 7:45 nt the
corner of . Washington avenue and
t I rat street. .
Spends lay in ( My
Mrs. Henry Iteid and son of Kn
lerprise, were In I.a Grande yester
day speeding the. day shopping and
visiting ihenri.i. They returned to
their home this morning.
Ke tutus II oil iu
Miss Alta itobertaon returned this
morning from a tow cays' visit to
Boise, where bhe visited, frlendd.
Gets Children
Mr. und Mrs. Abe Harris mo
tored down from Walla Walla to
get their children who have beeu
visiting ut the homo of relatives,
retuniiug in the evening.
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Sou Arrives
Mr. and Mrs. Elum Briggs, of
Starkey. are the proud parents of
an eight pound son, born Thursday
evening in 1-a Grande. Both mother
inU baby are doing nicely.
Leaves for Portland
J. T. lUchardsou, ownrt of the
Paiace Confectionery, left last eve
ning for Portland to transact busi
ness matters. Mr. Hiehurdson will
return the latter part of tho week.
Over from I'nion
Dr. T. M. Gilmore, accompanied
by Miss Kva Wilson, drove to La
Grande itnts morning and ypend a
few hours here before returning to
their homes.
Hark on Job
Arthur Suiiford, candy maker, is
again back on the job after a few
days' vacation in Salt Lake. Mi.
San ford returned "leaving his family
there for 4 few dayj longer visit.
Out on Slrort Again
Slater Whiddon. who has been
confined to his hotne for some time
as the result of an auto accident.
again able to be out on the
stticets.
Over from I'nion
Guy Cox, of Union, 'motored to
I.a Grande this morning ami spent
tho greater part" of tho day here
arranging some business matter.,
returning to his home early this
afternoon.
Hack to Baker
Miss Clara Frieji, of Ha Grande,
who has been taking a nurse's train
ing course at the Baker training
school, returned last evening to
Baker nfter spending a couple of
weeks here visiting friends ami relatives.
some of the best proudcts the state
has to offer and not only corn, bat
other vegetables aro produced here
that rank with the premier produc
tions of the small fruit and vegetable
fancier. Shira and Berry are alsu
known throughout the state for their
new type of cherries, called the New
Giants, which are a cross between
the Lamberts and Binjfs.
Inspecting Highway 'Work " '
The member of the county court,
and K. H. Haldock, division engineer
of the State Highway department,
left this morniiifr on an inspection of
the Joseph-La Grande highway sec-
tion that runs through Union county.;
the members of the county court are,!
U. G. Couch. C. C.
F. Hutchinson. TSj
Homo from (be Orient -
Alaii-.o Dunn, son of . IV Dunn Countv Judiro
of this city, returned this morning (Julowav and J
after his discharge from the army, (party will return this evening mak
.mi, uuim nas iraveieu over me . nig their reports on tne roaa
Orient and for Uhi past year has
been stationed at Manila. He ,:"M ' -- -
the Orient Is all right but give me
the oood old U. S. A.
Xegro Pleads Guilty
Henry Stark, colored, charged
with assault against Henry Pullman,
colored, and with disorderly con
duit, was tried in the municipal
court last evening at 7: ISO o'clock
by Judge It. J. Kitchen. Stark
pleaded guilty to the charges and
was fined Jlifi and costs.
At Imperial Sunday-
Nolan Skiff, who has been in the
land office ut La Grande as receiver
under the Wilson administration, lis
among the arrlvuis at the Imperial.
Oregonian.
Passed Through city
Inle Beach of Portland, was a
passenger on No. 24 today, linnud
for I'nion, where he will spend a
few days visiting wflh. his rela
tives, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Kuhn
and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beach.
While in ea.stern Oregon he wilt
also visit with friends and relativrs
in AVallowu county.
Visiting Parent In La (Jnuirte
Mrs. J. K. Btnson and son Lewl.t.
who mike their home in Pendleton,
arrived hero last night to spend
a co u p l of d a y s with M rs. B e 11
son's mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. P. V. Nohergall.
Leaves La Grande
Mrs. V. It. Dygart and her four
children left La Grande this morn
ing, hound for Portland, where they
will make their future home. Mrs.
Dygart'vi husband, wild Is a train
dispatcher on the O.-W.. will leave
for Portland about Thursday or Fri
day after closing his business af
fairs in this city.
NEW TODAY
.WILLOW GLEN M'KSERV. '
908 Kulor Avenue.
I'luntinff Benson, starts the first of
Oeluuur and lts until tho end of
November- (iet your plants here. All
kinds of fruit and shade trees, ber
ries, shrubery, vines, peonies, hedff
inn, etc.
ALFRED MILNE, Prop.
B-l-ot.
New Wool Slip-on
' Sweaters
Just lTi'i-ivotl iii all tlu; wanted shades such
as jeekey red, J lardinu' lilue, tomato, henna
jade, ete. Just the tiling Tor now.
Prired at $3.25 and $3.75
1)0 THE UfcJAD LIVE?
Civil in Gustaf. a Swedish nrincesn.
scientific prophetess, who is now i.ij nounccrf that thev
the city wiil speak on scientific
thoughts at the lecture to be Riven
at the Odd Fellows hull Wednesday
evenine- August 2, at 8 o'clock. At
this lecture messages from this world
and other worlds -will be jyiven.
1 8-l-2tp
FRENCH & GREENE
Eeady-to-Wear and Shoea
TEXTILE WOltKKRS ON STRIKE., their ground to tho bitter end and
(Hy AMHoi'lutL'd 1'n-f.H.) neither side appears to show signs of
BOSTON, August. L The texiilei weakening. The number of workers
strike in Lawrence, in its nineteen1' idle . in Ijtwrence because of ths
week Monday, appears to have seti!e;j strike and the closing of thri ArlinjL;
into a grim test of endurance. Mill! ten mills is estimated ut 18,000. Tho
owners and operatives alike have an-1 tie-up is over wage cuts ranging
would niamPi'M1 f'-oi 1:! to 20 per cent-
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Itetiuncd Home
Mrs. C. M. McFetridgo. a red
dent of Enterprise, who spent the
ovening and afternoon in La Grande
shopping und looking over some
Passes Through La Grande business matters, returned to her
Lester Imbler and family: of En-! "ome morning on iheiiranch
torprise, arrived Jn the city last eve-j""1 "''tin. During In-r bief visit in
ning on the branch line train on i I'B Gande she was a guest at the
their Aviiv to Poitland to visit i oiey.
friends for a few weeks before re
turning home.
Inrcliasi.s Laud
J. G. Green yesterday purchased
ISO acres of land on, the Wallowa
river adjoining some land that he
already owned. Tho purchase was
made through the C. J. Black Heoily
company.
Spends lny in City
n in' 1 'nnhl or nnH u' i f i u-)i i it i-P
visiting tit!- the 1'eebler ranch In , ' "eiiuni I,, cui us.
I.uiltl Ciinvon. returned this morn-! J' w- I'mwley
inp after pendiiiK a tlay in
(ifies to Enterprise
Mrs. Roy O. Shclton and Mis.
Blanch Tetnplvton, both residents of
Uello. arrived in La Uninde yester
day and after stoiiding the eveiiinK
here, left tlil.i niornliiK on the
bl anch lino train lor Kuini prise
and oilier Wallowa county points,
where they will spend a Tew days
visiting friends and relatives be
fore returning to their home.
1'OH RENT A very dcsiraMp roonil
for rent at 1:1011 Ninth street. Cen-J
tlcnian preferred. Phone 4.VW I
84-ot.l
l'DR SALE Mew up to date o-rooin
house and furniture all now; must,
sell. See MYs. Zubcr.
8-12tp.
WAXTEO Ytiunir male do-r. Inqtiire
l!IO:j First street. H-l-3tp.
LO?T Hunch of I! keys on riirr
Leave at Observer office. 8-l--tp
WANTED Wocdchoppers. Call 1401
N avenue or l'honc 4HI.1. 8-l-llpl
I 'OR RENT--Three room furnished!
apartment, (iround floor, 140:1 S
avenue. . 8-l-2tp.
WANTED An experienced clerk.
Phone Main 4:1. 8-1-tf.
LOST Black pocket-hook containing
ten dollur bill and some silver. Rn
turn to Olierver office and receive
reward. Jos. S. Grant. 8-1-lltp
I.OKT Lailies' pod wrist wsteh. C,en-l
erous vewara I or return. i.eave si
Observer office. 84-tf.
foreman of the
b "oous tor ine runner i.nniDer com-1 ,..D nr.-xTT -r f..iuk.j b,,...
(iranrtn shopping and visiting with '"'" "'" ncviuiiu.irters at iucnit hu,pwg ronms. phone 890R. 8-1-tf.
'on the branch line train after siicndl
Leaves foe Mitlxille
D. C. Kulp, well known Cove mint
left last evening for Mldvale, Ida.,
where he will spend some time
working. Mr. Pulp expects to re
turn home the latter part of September.
ing the week-end In La .Grande
business. 'Everything' is getting
along .flue," be remarked (Ills morn
ing preliminary to boarding the
train.
Any La Grande subscriber 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.
Kamelii I'eopliv in ('fly .
Misses llariiot and Ada Neilsen.
of K ji in c-1 n . arrive-) in La Grandi
last, -evening and spent the nii:lil
here tis guests st the Savoy. The
are bore on n shopping tour.
Dance
Wednesday Night
Eex Hall
Admission 75c
Loiiey s Novel IY OrcLof-tj-a
oeosoooooaetc
Leaves for Home
Mrs. K. K. .Strou'bi'idge, who
milk's her home In Aliilnedii. Cali
fornia, lefi last evening nfter spend
ing several days here at the home
of Dr. Veins and other friends.
Will Visit I'm-cnls
Mrs. liernice Jones and children
left hut evening for Mulhu. Idaho,
lo spend a lew weeks visiting with
ner mother and father, Mr.
Mrs. t'onistodk.
and
Spends Day, in City
W. li. Hindjiian. retired fanner
of th.' Klgin district, spent yester
day in tho city, attending to a tew
business matleis, returning to hb
honie in the evening.
Llgin l.iifly llere
Mis. Itose Vv'aeitv i Hnemliiii-
few days In La tirande visiting with ""ompanied by
friends and on business matters
Pasted Tbrnimh
L. K, lltirliridgo and family of
Weiser, passed thiougb the city on
their way to Seattle. They were
Mr. and Mrs. lsa-
dore .Smith of lloise. anil while In
RAILROAD MAS BHATEN.
Tour in Comfort
Using the
Stoll Auto Bed
Easy
Terms
Easy
Terms
Tlie incst t-(mrti-tiill(. at i if 1 compact audi bed nn
tho market.
Se this wonderful lied in our' window.
W. II Bolmenkamp Go.
PORTLAND. Aue. 1. George I.es-
enko, employed by the Union Pacific
shops here, was beaten by three men
todav. Ilo is in an emcrtrency -ho.
pital.
he arrived 'In town last evening
from Klgln and is making the Sum
mer her hcud(tiartei"s while here.
Mhe city spent a rew hours visiting
'with Mr. Iliirbildge's mother, Mrs.
jj. J. ' llurbrigdo. On their return
ilrip they will remain in thu city
Iseveral days.
To loio Her Son
Mrs. Carrie Jones, who has been , ' .
visiting here at the home of her 1 l',l,arliig for Harvest
sisler. Mrs. (!. W. Allen, left la-tl '''rank Wright, w heat raiser of the
evening for Aberdeen. Wash. She A,1,'el district, is. in town today
will meet her son at Itondei o. who m'K'S iiurcbases pyep.iraoti y to th
will acconilanv her to Aberdeen. i Brain Harvest which h
c
will begin."1
t For Sale or t
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ft" Established Tire and
"5f Vulcanizing Business
f Phone 369-W or
write P. 0. Box 228
Trade
Tom Sawyer
"WASH WEAR"
SUITS .
For Little Hoys
Ago years to 8 years
at
25rc off,
To clean up
our Line
See Windows
Wo have Agency for
XTRAG00D SUITS
Fop l?.n-s .
Clot lies -f -Merit
ClinesClothiery
"Tha Store With a
' Conscience"
1103 Adams Ave.
.It Ntcurns Htnne
Miss Mildred Trimble is visitini:
a few days as the guest of Miss
Mae Stearns. Miss Trimble will re
turn to her home in Salt.ni the lasl
of the week.
tomorrow. Mr. Wiighl stales that
Will Attend National Meeting sli " la v,'rv "' ami
Miss Wvphel Wade, of Island "V.1,1 11 wMI '"'"'K nl'" I"'!'"-' which
City, hift on Sunday evening to at wl" disappoint liiu grain gruw-
tend the National home1 Kconomlcs 1 vrK' ,U! helleves.
conventloll which is being lield al I -
Corvallis this w eek. Miss Wade will ! Methodist ,i,. ,
visit in Kugcne and Portland befort-i The I. adits Aid Socleiy of the
returning home. 'Finn f.M. K. chiirrli will liold their
' jmonthly division meeting August
Slate Officers Here -nd in the following In, s: I-'imt
.lay Calt.maii and C. L. Li'wnllen. division, Mrs. .1. C. Henry, J5o:l
both of Portland, arrived In l.i Fourth; S"cond division, Mrs. sln r-
(iiande yesterday, where they wlll ood Williams, 701 Washington
remain Tor a few days with bead- avenue; I hltd division, Mrs. Abbie
quarters al the Savoy hotel. Mr. Claude Cooper, 7 0 Main;
Saltzman is the state tra flic oflier I'ourlb division, Mrs. O. T. I'tley,
and Mr. Lewallen Is also connected;271"' North Ash. A good attolid-
with (ho same' depart incut. ante is resuesLed.
Vi "r ' Jet
l.eates fin- Convention
C. II. Finn left last eveniin foi
San Krniirlsen. where he will attend
the annual cotiveniiou of the Amer
ican liar association, to be held
there August Tth.
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Hume o ampa
Miss I.ucy Cfini.stnili. who hu.
heen isitiiiK at the home or Mis
Mae Stearns lor (he past week, re.
turned to her home in Nam pa Sat
urday night.
To Live nt Seattle
Mr. and Mrs, J, J. Chapman, who
have guide their hoim- in I.a Cintmb'
ror th' past Tew months. b-H thl
niornini: lor Si-atH-. wh"rj they will
pi'rm.in-ntly locale.
I In Mm".- jit . s. Land tuftw
Appllratiorv tiled at the 1".
and olTic e today for homestead
xrri'. ). S. Ilroolis. nf Wallowa
md Jedliey W. Ynts of Portland
iled an application for desert bind
claim.
rw Witter Tof;,y
'I'h- V h wiiii mini: tank was
riile( loftjiy so that the tirls'
ladies' swimminc el.is-.eR thin .
ohm would have fresh water
their even inn r lasses which
take j.lce at 7 and X o'clock,
ipectiW'ly.
OLD TYME
DANCE
Every Thursday Night
at
Zuber Hall
P. J. Powers
A.
. A'D.E.
TODAY
Anita Stewart
in
"Her Mad Bargain
The strangest bargain a girl ever made with a man.
' Also HAROLD LLCYD COMEDY
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
Ire .Muti hi Tmvn ! i.w.l j,. i.,i,.,(i '
J. W. O'Hryant. eonnected with, 'linimv" vi,,i,i...,i h.rt (u;u !
ihe North I'owder ire plant, re- jjK St)r N(.w York after Pi-ndinK a ;
turned to bin home this mornint: tw h ,.,.,,., i,,. .... !
into after dtivins to La Orande i .r. ;infi Mrs. .1. It, Siu.i.h.ri i i-Vnii'.
iind spetidinu the day on dale. Mr. SUddacI is enmlove.l in!
it the Ko-1 New York with the Slandaid Oil Co.,
"Jimmy" says that it is suie fine t-
i net back in Oregon aaiti even if il
lis only For a lew days. i
bv
yesterday
hiiHinesH.
ley.
He
registered
I
For Sale
leaves for ort hind
Mra. MatKaret Martin, of
city, left thin in on in t;, bouinl for
Cortland, where nhe will Ih for
about two weeks. She will visit
5 room modern homo, bivscmpnt.
Funeral To lie Held in Klj;in 'lawn, Iiooh, fireplaee, heatiiiR plant.
The funeral of Mrs. .1. Austin.' VfiruKu. iin-'r tract with good
who died on Sunday evening follow- barn, chicken Iiouhu and fruit trees.
CARE'S
For Credit
No Interest
)M .
I'tl
ftA-TAniariM.'iWvVii
with her sister. Himhii Mcllroy. and ;n(f an m-udent near H.t Lake when This place Ik Just hIx blocks from
will also attend the millitie
uik week
bu
leaves I iioiilv ill Iteali
Al Hay. po ular conductor on th
'.-W. sysiem, ret urned
mornini: Trom Rockaway beach,
wh-re he and his family have been
spending I h ir vacnl ion. M rs. Kay
and two children will mnnin at the
beach for another week bet ore re
turning home.
i Yucation
liss leis L. Ilryant. b-acher at
Island City, who has been npendinir
'be summer at the home of IL
liidweii nf Island, left last evening
the car her sf,n was driviiifr left the tho postofficc. I'riee $48U9. TerriM
road, roiliiiK over and bruisintf her$l'M)0 cash, balance ou eaay pay
severely, will be held at Klgiti to- incuts,
morrow afternoon- Her demise w;i,i
.iue mostly to .shock a ' she had a
yesterday , weak heart and was well nlonjr iti
veais. brin it -Vj years of ae. The W 1 ' roHm nmiw monern. roou oaru
L Hohncnkamp" Co. forwarded het woodshed, 4 Iota. Trice $2G00.
remains to KIjc'm this morning; whicit .
wen; Hccompaiucd iy her daughter, ,
Mrs Hrovvn, wh makes her home in fi room modorn bungalow, cn
l.a Grande. iment Rblewalk, bHSement. This
a we
built home, and the price Is
KoastiniE Kar.lhat Are Superfine rlKht at 300t).
; Hoasting cai- were presented to
the Kvcning Odserver today by Shiral "
and Heiiy. who own one of La r rn(irn .,,rn h,np tr.wwl Incfl-
lice 33O0.
LeH for Itaker
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hendy. aceoin
panied by their children. Norm --md
MeHin, left t,is niorninti for itaker,
where they wji spend th tlay on
'jilUf'- They w iii r':airn to La
(JraniLc thi
tor Portland and coast nolntH to u " ,; c,,,.i,r , l,on lu'Se ioi yvxiu.
;pend a few weefc vacation mouth water to vtzuahz'e tho finished ;
fore taking up the duties as teach-! pTOtiu.-t after havm pas-ed throu;i:
er for this comliuo s. hoo term. , thp hands ciftu.urv artists surh asl I have several modem Jiomr 0
r " : " ft the mothet
IMHeiprl ynn 111 'Mm II from the0 k
o. . AndPivon. residout of Ln-lmont delicioii
of La 'Orande are, fresh paved atreutB from 4 to IV roomJ
rttle aiyi tf.aiuiiitf with
terprise, arrived in .a 1i).nle la-liWith butter
rdoi
0,,
well seasoned '
liOV thai La
nmir on ine pracnti um train Crunde ntw t he sui rouiKinit?' cotnmn:i-
aud will be here for several dav'- ity niay be justly pnurl of is 9ie
attendine to some business inter1-; t wonderful oClity f garden veget-j
tliat necesstf:ite bTs attention. Lhjr- ullrn arid stnaU fru jQthat are raised
uik .mi. .hit- ibuii a irtei ill lie i urtl, SUA' av Hi' ai 'j i i "l i lie nw
vui niiarifieu mi tne ha?-?'
Geo. H. Currey
ninety, will match fvwWy with'llesl Ktat
Lnaarnnve
Only a Fev Days More
01' ous
Forced Out Removal Sale
0 . ASH -BwHGS.
''TIil' st.'i'c tlitt keens l'ailh with the teople.'
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