La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 03, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAfiK VJCUT Ij'X otmnde KVENlXfl observed Thursday, A'lignit 3, 1022 -T j I in Summer Underwear Xfiiiisou AtlilHir jlltsl tllC Twill, k, Noise! I .style lull tiling .for .Moderate JYieed 65c to $3.50 and Silk Surah ut tailoreil gai'iueiils arc liese warm suinniei' ilavs. GHERRES BRING IN THE GOLD GOVERNMENT TO STICK Tfl I ( We iVopU- Prosper TliisjXow Flying Field and Plan.; ar IV' in Kxrcllciit Crop Fartorr Started in Cliiea- -1 i-k i i jit About Over. fKpecfnl to The ObnftrvnM COVI:, Auk. Thf day of cher ry picking iH nt'iirly over. The grow ers fini nil V'lin(j pretty huppy onr fivfwicro tract producing 40 (onk a li'ii-uoio I ract iiM ting . -1 00(i. if 0 tfi lh urowi'i onii ihrnc iifrii tract lirfriKiiiK itH owner $1500. Oim man who has 17.1 IrwH claim to liui rccHivtrd 1 5 tons uf chr t ifH mill (ti Ik in only a tn'Hintiinff nf th" llilt! of gold (hat In flowing into tin- pork pi h of tin cherry grow er. Cows wears a big chPrry in go for Mail Piano (Hr Associated I'ressi CHICAGO, Aug. 3. Work lmn hpni startcrJ on a grcji govfii iiincnt mail flying field nnd alrplune fac tory In Uioadvicw, a wontcrn - su burb of ifMiicago. It iH expected Urn field will he in proper condition for landing am the five, brick buildings which will houso the factory and the plnnes will he completed be October, according to K. M. Har bour, assistant Kitnerlniendeiit of aerial mnll for the cistern division. Van Heusen Collars 49c IfPenffefCi MS M - .a MLW, iT H.I. A -i-Hi ... 'Incorporated New Knitted Tiea 89c Westenhaver & Gilbert 1309 Adams La Grande uny " llils im mo land wnere the cherry in king." Miss Mary Stearns was a Union visitor on Monday. Mis;-t Mary Stevens of Portland Is m a k i ii k u ( ten tied Whit among Jut many fi lends in Cnvt. Mr. and Mrs. Kurl Sleveus, who ha v( been spending the past two months a( (Nive and Lit Grande. THE BIG OUTSTANDING BOOK OF THE YEAR JUST ARRIVED The Country Beyond" By JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD oil ( hockerbnnrd field Just oast or Hie now site liul II ran not turn out Ihe planes for the wve. -mowing mail service. The 11 w laciury winrn will h the largest airplane factory uncliT gon-.rnmontiil control will havo a rnpariiy of 12 planes h month, ,'1'ho midlines It will make will bo a mud il'tt-ii I loti oT the Do Havlland 4 and will Im lenuilined u-itlt I II. ...'I.. ..... ...... .... , """" ...i.u.- ... , uarDour sulci. I 'ort 1 it ml . . . ,, ... ... , uJ The fi,'M wMI 1,15 ' 'uaniifar- Mr. a,l Mrs. XX. Malnne. who ,., ,,. ,,, ..,. r,. tin. on a raiirli near linker, are !n;the whole service, it was said Kv Co.. vli.iK tlK-ir pan-nlx. Iperiinonls will ,0 ,.,lu,:U.,l' ho,'- ( .. Duffy of I.a (;r.-,n,l... I ; for nlKlll , . i...., i i ... I rvico in (.linen upon for i-onlin-l ..,. ,.,... ..,., . ,. . ,.,,., . lous riiKhm it will-' lio roadv (aiuMla II. Is lu town look.ni; aftr tho eiucrp..i.-y, Mr. Harbour . .. . .. , , ,, , I P'"",nV I"" typ- of piano " ls liopiiiK for an lip-lo-ilatc- ,t1Mt lt ,ia,1IrP rr ,,., , , , Is hopod at thr , , - , " , ,, ' " ' ' I uun H.VHU'ins will bo i ovisoii lor uilui.-. 1,1,1 forinorly of Cove l n liRl,,lnK al,way and porfoKin); a town vlmtiiiK h-r many Irlcnd).. slow lauding macliin,. M,. Allen has In lu linker fori ' Ihi- pasl iiioulli. ealleil there by hp illni'SS of her father. for ex po w furred landing, experiment ht,a- Wil li a iiiiisf cr I i;iiu I hit ual inns ami swil'l islni'y tr liis, willi a ivt ( 'urwiMid ailvciil '.III nil tlinl. Ill las woven I ! ) s into Ins new ere arc u oiiiIit- jPHOMISE PEOPLE IHRKET FRUIT Jul liunr.s ahead l' ! (iii wlien 'vu At luiv. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. i (Special to The Obxerver) I I'ltOMISK, ,rtui;. D.-Wev. .1. M.I Clia.steen of I'.'ntei prist' held services! in Promise Sunday. j .Mr. anil Mrs. Ilur"ess ai'compainc'l him and returned to' Kiuoi-prise .Sun-1 day evening. j Joner Trump, I''. .M. Rooii and H. S.I Thompson were ealleil to Lostine Tuesday to help fijrin fire. I Kverett .McCubbin runic in Tues- i day from l.oti:'.. t.. t'i.', Ki... ,.,..ti : Mrs. J. O. Swrarine;eu. ' j Mrs. G. K. Tiunip and riiildren anil Miss C'clia Trunin v:site.. nl 1! K.i Thompson's Salurday. TTTTTl A Wf IfVT CTABFC 371 u&r.ttn.iiviE.ni ijiwix. Suits of Snap and Character Affording Important Savings! There nrf fhi real, rjcniilne touches of finish nnd hand Inlloriiii; In our new Fall Suits for youiiK uien wlllch iiulcklr dlstliiKiiisli them "In the crowd" from the average make. The manufacturers whohe nsmes. If we were to mention them, would inspire confidence, tailor Into our clothlni; all those little details, which, combined, fjo to nmko better styled, better fltlilifj nnd better servlce slvlnK ftarinenla. Itiiyini; for our chain of hundreds of department stores Insures enormous orders to the makers, and it Is but natural thct they should exercise the utmost skill and care in the production. For the same reason, there is a tremendous advantage in the producing cost which reverts In .fou in considerably lowered prices thus ufturdiui; you luiporuut savings. Sports Suits and Two-Button Conservative Suits for Young Men $19.75 $24.75 mm - lf s.vle "in. In dl,, "',fin' "'r,""1"'?""" Suits. In their deft,,, developed varlalle, ,1' s' en fl l'lLrS. "m ,Jhe """""""V "f " IH.-0 will l.'murn ,.vi. ervau'm llr dress. s'"u "," "-1' "- awj from their ciHlumary con- -lee i"'n 1,!"t',1 '"'l'0 '"'""I'l-sMnnnldy the leader among the styles of flporls Suits The plelures Five boll ll.e front a , k view. The four patch pockets to bimon. the stra "lit yoke he In? i."!rlu"lw. model hr"C-""Url';r Ml 'S."dlg stylcfcature. vM l"e L t"t. In nddllioii i to the two nnd three-hiillon single breasled models, (here are double l,renle. models greatly favored by many; M, seml-conservnlive styles. Choice of weiir-ielling n,s.. uivics in blues, grays and browns, club checks, tartan plaids and fancy niUlurcs. Sizes as 111 41. Actually Better Clothes for Less Money Than Ordinarily-Can Be Bought WERE LOST IN ROUGH MOUNTAINS 1 Mr AMiioHnti'd Vrrmm) I'UINCIO UUl'KItT, H. C, Am- .1. Lost in the mounlaios, el'ler .Slaffoiii and his wife were found recent lv in lie the last stages of sliirvalion bv'lwo pin. ronsiaiiics on Ilic Kavex river, thirty assisted aloii.e Hi two miles from Skeena mills. 'I h r n Couple had not uitcn leal food for cd. li,.'re I !... I'rof. and Mrs. Hoy ronklin and i-hildren were Cove visitors on Kun diy. While hero they were the guests of .Mrs. A. (i. Conklin. IVrinits lo build camp fires In the National forests of Olegon should be obtained from Ihe local i;niers or hii pervisor, and not from Ihe I'nilland district office of the I'liilcd Slates forest service. The adoption of the new camp fire regu lalious enables the rangers to know Just who is lu the forest and he can better keep an eye on all camp l i res. Mrs. T. It. Couklin gave a small dinner parly on Saturday in honor of her friend. Mrs. Clayton Mays ol llicth, Oregon. Mrs. Herbert Van Cordon, with her children of I. as Vegas. Nevada. Is spending the summer among her old friends in Cove. Covu Is to have a new garage. Til" process of construction Is now under way The building permit Was secured be Tlr llnln Tt,rt i , -t,u.waK, i;;;,;; ; ,iauwv n 2 wegon mstory win . trad., th. Lewi. town m aciuiiion to our Howard Collins and W:iliod I. vo l be Wiping Out the Be TaUffllt in Tio-V th "d Clark expedition and many otli- A daughter w horn lo Mr. and "luriied from. I'owwatUa )',; :,v j California Deer 1 fr B " h,s,I',c eve,,l- Mrs. Knierson Williams Jlv an S,,!iK ihros.ii Sm.u, yist.e.l Tu-.v' . QtTSSS Next YeaX The commltteo which prepared TI ,iins are mil of hucale'. ''vi'tTi1!""! . . V i, ' (",!il'.ilv . Pamphlet was made up of It. berry pickers. Several p,t;es wMU ,. ,1 '" 1 tni.,v (Hy Aasoeiatca Press) ,,. . . , . C -lrk, chairman; H. . Slark- . . , , i ,,,i.... . '.. with a load of hurltl)ei rics. crm-rrnM (-..i , t- .SAI.I.M. Or., Aug. 3. A commit- U n..the,- n u r,. m... o. .... lev" "l ';'''" ' dny many are. either going or re'- !i .r tllx .U?rn ,w"a'--f Wr in Ihe ramres' in the. southwest'..1"' '"" " l,istl"T leachers' sec-Homes-Carlcr and Mrs. w! H. Bar. ... i ... " " liming laden Willi berries. i '. ...... , . ",! ' "; c-i n -nil uf San .loauuin county are dv-! Hon of the Oreson Rlale Twh.r iUni. ' sm.i.e ine leuioie experience is ,. , .own no., r.oio. orise. j. , , . . . a inyslciy lo nh'-sinnns. ,. " ."' Mls' Hees left on 'W. U. Hoscock has purchased a new "f ,,,hr!!. " dradly cattle an I dissociation and the Sons and DaugH- Slal'foid nod his wife were discover- ."" ,l ramping trip in the ;ar. i livestock disease, acoordinir to Dcnutv i "'rs or ,r"5n pioneeis. which was I in a small lent oilch.d under a big- ... (.uther Ti ump is able lo bp un again ''h and Carme Wni.len Jonn O'Con- lal'l,'n"' I by J- I he MM.it, too weak lo move, was ........ ...... rianrn nenity utter a severe spell of tvplioid fever. I in a .vu and the woman was r''' Thursduy from a fish- W. I. Samar mi.de a business trio .THE LA1U.K8T C H A 1 If PBPAHTMKtrT K.8TOHK OIWANIZATION IS TUB WOBLDf: ing strips i f old beaver skii for.l's iMii.lilion was pilifoi. a Ktaf- he had twenty days, the Hicni alive bcinir nly thing Hint kepi I sollu made b- boil I I- riday lor mountains. Alvln (in, in and Francis returned on Thursday from shore in, 1,1 a point '" win railway was reach-! S"""' ,l',""l,'s- lell. wil l I. e.i. -.! '' ""'I -Mrs Out of Plac. He could writs a comic essay that Willi enclgh fikcl lo last sis weeks. I Seal lie, WllHh laden with Iho lootn- Chas. McN'ell ! i .. U'.. I, I ' ..ll..l.lt L- I ...IIV. Klmur lklinetl nnd llendrick Koot- ,d if 'hedicine ',1 ill. Oiome uf i home S H. E' R. R- Y.'S TODAY and TOMORROW mmrnmr- sCe,e past J McXe liul I e Nay A. Churchill, state who has patrolled that section .school superintendent, has prepared 1 would miika vou fnlrlr rnr I.,. l-'arniers in the foot hills reirion I "" """i"'' "f Orejgim hislory, it was after-dinner sneeche. wer. win. h,.m. I brlmmlnj o er, but when left to mind of.herg returned to Vincent Mon.lnv- lln 'he upeiiiiiir of the season and it is eighth grade Oregon history, us nut. I are guests at the A l.-noued bov was bom to Mr. uml ; helieved that the disease has spread lined In the nnnmliini in . . i... Arch McNeil. The McNeil l Mrs. V. A. Trump Sntnrdav July Js.. nimma: the wild deel' of the lower ra-ilauuhl. In the nb.eo nf f',.itn.i ui.,i,.a) In Iho canyon has beiln I he Holh mother nnd br.by are .loin -'line , gions.. . . . . hl.slory. The pamphlet takes up thfll " ...ii.Mv ii-i i i lor rue i, v.s hi,,1 .tun in uv nil. lu .r..- in un,. ..nm,. .1, i...,. ... .. i.in.iire ..r M.u.m.. ....... .1... ji: ,ionn ioe lai.in.t. I loss now lo control the further smen i cry ol the Northwest" enlist to iikv I mo malady. admission as a tate. ! noted the numerous deer carcasses in i anuouueed yesterday. me nuis miring ine tew days previous, llurtnc the first s r weeks of the ih hahv hi. .. .....j J .h. ... ....j ... -.t.-j i.ic iiiiiuiu ..Q l. l.:u lo UB IUW ISOrO th babjr wslled, Boston Transcrlrjt,? week. Mr. n, ji,. II of I.a Crande. Mr. and Mrs r of I.a crande. Mr. nnd Mrs. j Coinslork of Maker. Mr. and i Mrs. Clayton Mays of Ulelh, and1 Mr. and .Mrs. chas. Mc.N'ell of Seat I lie, ban- all been galhered at Ihe old home which is now the resi dence of Mr. nnd Mrs. Archie Me- , Neil. It treats with Setting New Bike Record With Motor Pacing etty Co "For Those We Love" Supported by Lou Chancy Tlic In-calli of I rn ,i,';il .;illn I llllM- iI'T ol' sraf ;i ln-iiui ii'ii I ci..ll('l;il.., oil ,t;'listi'liili I it -lit : I lie UmiNtll -;ni. lli'.v lli.-liU' it 1 1 1 1 II nil- A lic.iutv I i'liirc fc'.nkc.l will. Tin-ills ;m, Also Slioin;riviii.r CuPjitringit io "TH8! VAU OV ?TE WISSIG' ''VfiftwasB Sl'iini Police Story. J Mrs. A i .1. tonley and Mrs. liav I in, mil (looduongh of I.a crnnde will enleiinin ,,,, l.di,.s- Cuild on , Thursday, Annus. :;. the resi I deuce of Mis. Ciioilmuigh. J Mrs. Cora Uicliauis of I'orlland is I spending Ihe summer al ihe home of her d.ii.gl . Mrs. I.. N. Conl.y Mrs. K. II. C. in lev was hastliv I slininioiieil to the bedside of he, , riot her. Mis. Taylor, who Is ser- i.iusly ill n. Iho I.a Cran.le i.isidlal Mr. in nl Mrs. j. j. f,,n,.y ,.ri. , ilinncr mi. sis on sundav at the l home of their daughter. Mrs. 1;. J l ii.o.liiounh. I Mis. I'lillip l.o.kwoo.l and Mrs 11,'rli.rl Van Cordon were c.nipiiig , lu Ihe mountains las. ueek. I Mrs. K . Conklin ami daughter of Ontario. Ore., are guests at the I ho,,,,' of Mis. A. C. Conklin. The farmers are busy in th,. hir- , , I Melds anil the song (,f the j reaper is heard in Ihe land. Clilloid l.oree Is now occupied In I I Me Inn her shop. Mrs. Dorothy Hallmark Is rl-rk- l log lu her lather s store. , Clenn Hallmark is still seriously l l!l al ihe I.a Ciand,- liospit,,). ( Mr. and Mrs. lion.,, c.nlr were .11 Cove on Satuidav. .1 XV. Sills and K H i:,,,,,, l,.ft v. si. -r. lav morning rr a n.ek on the Milium. Mis. C. I., liowo has a grand- d.iiighier lisiiing her from lvinlle-' toil. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lleryford in. I children are spending, the week in the mountains. Mr.-. I'erley Tohiu of l'vndlelon Is spi n. ling .he slimmer at Ihe heme oi net- llll.lllev, ,rs. In Cove. cj?ti. Sit -Ms 1 v f a-i xviih nnuoicycie setting the pace s. F. Ballcy sets a new record for the three-mile flyln start srant - ,p i. .in-'.'n Tb-ic. 4 minutes 19 8-5 seconds. THC FHOXIN NORTH ACTION AND SCENERY UNAIVALID! JAME5 OUVER CURWOOD'J ''MAN FROM STARTS FRIDAY AT THE STAR l0a lilnusii. mm ITE HOUSE i.r) '.l'f. c in .". 5.un.I j.al,uc niiufrv urvi llti'tm, ih Iix -li K,,', intiiii l,.u.lc Vstllt'. .r.iliirt we .Wt In frul. F.g.'Cng XVetdt. seell. .lis f the Nortl tl growers em,.r ,,.. ... rooting paper, c.ili.ng em noind ho. for ll. melon lulls , has been fna-Il.l0.r9.-tl.-e. ,1I0I. u ,r. , .',"' Mnipf(i in tr.m outsidf distrit'ts, do A new -f wutenui'ltuis on icr, tottiiv, lb, N(..- t..atn'M, 7 lbs. t rv.h Wftiuff X.ars. liU'ffc, doz. . '( Mniiiu-tl Umiev. 5 It., tin ' , i'JHi Kiio Tmr,itucs in do lb, ioscs ..rw0 o A m sin,, 1, ,-.,! ,, ,rr "i h'boi f!lim.. O K. o . . o " a " o f u n (3 Is s h: ssrina '- CO o -.0- o s ?pd lrfi;'.tic5,Q Oo '"