f" Saturday, August 5, 1922
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
THE OLD HOME TOWN
N 'Ski
defy. I sreorLrt " f YAH-SAt' - B
J"- l ' .W - done 1
NOW MARSHAL OTEY WALKER FINDS THE SUSPICIOUS "-i.'SS
STRANGfcB WAS PLAVWi CHEtKERS WITH THE NKMT -j -"'.
CLERK AT THE VERY HOUI? THE POST OPPICC . - y
WAL ROflBED THE MYSTERY GROWS r'--r.
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L
ocal News In Brief
Aug. (!. K. (). M. picnic at Riv- v
H: crside Park.
m Sept. 1-2 Northwest convention '
of I). O. K. K. at La Grande.
I'm Ion Man Here
' J. H. Lumper of Union, arrived
In La Grande this morning and
will be here for a tow days.
Is Better Today
Mrs. Lee Warnick, who was unite j
til f or fl few d:i vs. is re nor t r rl i n !
a much butter condition today. WJ,y Portland to spend a few
. . J tin j s on business.
Over from I'nion !
George Wright, who makes his .Terminates Viuntlon
home in Cniiui. in in La Grande to-i ' Zela Lofland, who is em
day on business. I ployed in the county agricutt mist's
. j office, returned to La Grande today
HetiiriiN from Siimpter
Alonro JJunn returned last eve
ning from Sampler, where he spent
n co u pie of days on l) usl ness.
To Seattle on Business
Dr. It- J. Hiu-kniiin left last evenin
for Seattle, where he formerly rcsid-!wfl1 Hpend
ed. He will be there for u few davjj (iltiun.
looknur after property interests.
I'nion .Man in City
Cliff Wulf, of Union,
tored
to Lu flrande yesterday, spending j or
several hours fn the' city on busi
ness. Visiting With Mother
Mrs. L. Johnson loft Inst evoniug
for Hot Lake to spend a few hours
with her mother, Mrs. Edwin Lind
sty, who has been flf fc-r some time.
Dayton Ymng Lady is Here
ivitss l.enora oovothy, of Dayton.'
wash., arrived last evening to visit
M and Mrs. C. D. rut man for a few
day-
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 u copy.
Aeeeeeeeeeees
Dance
Wednesday Night
Rex Hall
Admission ........ 75c
Loney's "ovclty Orchestra
teeeseeeGGoco
LUGGAGE
' just receive'! ;i l;irgt
shij nueiit of )
Trunks
Suit Cases vaU
Traveling Sage
in learher, msttlfi aTnl
fiire.
- At Lowest Prices
( 'niiii;tie T.'iciu 0
o
ftfere WJb &
1108 Adams 'e.
By Stanley
I Went lo linker
K. L. K-unon, president and man
j ager of the palmer Lumht-r com
pany, leu this morning for Baker,
j where he will Bpeud u fcw days.
Spending 1'cw Hays in Portland
Mrs. Sax Bruce and Mrs. Don
Sargent left lust evening tor Port
land to spend a lew days there
visiting with friends
iBank President to Portland
P. H. Gaulke, prosidi'iu of the
,Iu"H,.,.,Iii.,;ik t:,'' J,'.S"P,h' 1,1,S!!ed I
""""ihii tin- n, j wu'i nay on mis
aricr spending a tew weeks in Mod
ford, Oicgon, visiting with relatives.
Left for Wallowa Line
Miss Winona Lyman left thii
morning, accompanied ly" a girl
friend, for Wallowa lake, where she
week during her vu-
Iletiniis from Vacation
J Milton Price, member of the mo-
ichanieal departnitnt of the Observ-
ret urued ye:iterdav from Idaho,
where he has be"n spending a cou
ple of weeks vacation. ;
.Motors Over from Elgin
Eaiii Chandler and sister, Miss
Myrtle, molond over from EIkIii
yesterday to spend the day in the
city. Mr. Chandler attnnded ta legal
business while here.
I'.-tsse 'l lu u riiv
ivs Marion chillier
s of LoytH'e,
it y last ' eve-
jpassed through
nhig on her way to Poriland to
sprnrt a few days there visiting with
friends and relatives.
Leaves for S-'aslmrc
W. T. Short, wife, daughter Miss
Ha Hie, and grandson George, left
last evening for Gearhart to spend
a few V(X';a at -the heurhe.s bathing
and having a good Mine.
Over from Viiion
Mr. and Mrs. lrylii Hess of Cnion.
moloi-( (I to La Gr'iinde yesterday anil
spent several hours here on a busi
ness and pleasnie trip. They re
turned' to I'nion lute in the after
noon. Aeeept s Position
J. W. Craiir. who has been inuking
bis home in La Grande for some
time, went tn Dmk" tins morning.
wheie he will accept
the O.-W.
i position on
Enterprise Trlu
Hiii-'h Teastou, Charles S. Evans
nnd Charles Ue Shaz, r, all ri'sldt hf
of KntiM prise. wer La Grande visi
tors overnight, returning to their
home this morning. While In Hie
city they w.re puests at the Savoy.
Visit in Poriland
Mr. and Mrs. W. I). McDonald
uid their son, T. C. McDonald, left
La Grande this mornin- for port
land, where they -will p,'iid ji week
on a com bint d business and pbas
tii e trip. m
At loley
P. A. Wa;iner of Enterprise, who
spent yeslt rdiiy aitenoion in La
Grande on business jeiunied to Ins
home- this morning on the branch
line train. While in the city M; .
Waponer was a gust at Hie poley.
C. Mitt . employed on t he
O.-W.. in tin cft. e!t thl-: niorn
iii tor Nfcer, where h ill t-frml
the d4- tmiictni!: business. Mr.
Hart will return to La Granule eiih i
ifaib I't-.Miiim " or tomorrow ro(rnmf.
.Mrs. Prank VorpoM if in
Wyomiti. spent t(! day in tb" city
Fhe uii'r of M!0v V. 'Matthes a:e'
tfrs. Pi id Wune. I:s. Vorjiohl ,
on her wny home alter a f i Wi.ehs'
visit to th" ctoast.
..' Dillhiin IliarS
The I.;
C,r
Inv''ini.e eii .
p;iny 1 u 01 cited lo nf l.ullel lii(i,,ij,
.V'iiiiIm. lir iverli.-Tii- iii s, ne
e:ti'h aide ol tlie eiiiience 1'ijlieir
oriit e in tli' ir 1,11 i 1.1 11 on Oei enr
ner of lX'jSt id Ad;ui
a.
I -"If -vr Oei e Ve-I erda
li"v FIeer. I.a 9 rnd"''A
)jj,,f f
Odi' ', who t end-ire-Qhi r 0.-n;'tU)c
To :e city t:i:iii.'ic r
ye.T'erda" .11 l.r1 C,r;
in hi- i hinp ou Cat h'
leeentlv, penO(0,r Over from I nton
!lde
rturtunc
1 1 xek' this
morui'ii,'.
Army Work fn Pendleton
Mrs. Captain J. Uuchamin, mul
children loft lust evening Tor Pen
dleton to eurry on the work of the
Salvation army In that 'city. i She
was accompanied by Kdna May Gil
bert of thin city.
failed Home
Mrs. K. C. Davis was culled to
Koseburg last night to bo with
her lather, who la In a critical con-
dition following an uceideut which
left him
suffering with paralysis.
Mrs. Hava father is 01) years of age.
To Go To Portland
Mr. and Mrs. William Ash will
leave for Portland this evening,
where they w ill spend a few days
on business and visiting friends.
They will be. present at buyers' week
while in the Hose City.
Comity Court Adjourned
County court was adjourned on
Thursday afternoon at the close of
the day's session until a later dato.
At the meeting Thursday only rout
ine matters -were handled such us
allowing bills.
Guvs to Idaho
rat ShaughucKsy, a resident of
Uaker, vho bus been in La Grande
lor the past tew days on business,
left this morning ou No. 24, bound
lor Welser, Idaho, where be will
be for a lew duys before returning
to liker.
Uettirn to California
Mrs. C. G. Pi ice and children, Edna
May, Esther Eileen and Master Cedric
Price, of Berkeley, California, .who !
have been visiting her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1L Johnson!
if La Grande, are returning to their
lionie In Berkeley, California, tonight-
Leave fr Home
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Huntlugnn
went to Baker this morning, where
they will make their borne. Ml.
Huntington bus been employed In
I .u f". in n ilt on t tin ll.-W for ki mo
'time and is now returning to Baker
permanently.
Mgiii Lady
i.-i..;., ....u,,i i '.. , i
evening on the branch lino train
.iinl is here today visiting with
friends and on business. Miss Zwi'l
fol is a guest at the Savoy during
her visit.
Cove eoptc J . .
Mrs. Buy Duncan and son, whoi'1' Steward III
make their, homo In Cove, arrived I -Mrs. D. H. Steward has been ill
in La Grande last evening and rug- f,' llu' Pt few days but her con
istered at the1 Savoy. They will hel'litiim is not dangoroits. She is
here today, returning to their borne : soinuwlmt improved today and is
this evening or tomorrow mom-
mg.
Motoring to Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McDonald and
their daughter. Miss Helen, and
their son. George, left La Grande
today, bound lor Caldwell, Idaho,
wheie they will visit with relatives
for a few davs. Thev are motoring
to Caldwell.
-'Wn from Siiiuptcr r
Harold Howard, who makes his
Home in Sampler, and was recently
disaharged from the army, after
sp nding murh time in t lit Orient,
irrived in the city last evening to
spend a few days hern visiting at
the home of Atau.o Dunn, one of
ills old army comrades.
New Church for l.n (irarnle
Cecilia (lustaf, who has heen plv
in iei'tures in the city flu past
ween, is iookiuk arounii me conn-
11, v ii'i ii iiii-iiLiiiii, ano is ituue iavi
orably impressed with this part of
tbo couu.ry. She is expecting to or-
ganize a church hem in which psy-
lot logy
and
spiritualism will b,uf th( we,.k , , (;nimil, v(silillK
I with M rs. Lucy Knight and chil
taught.
Home from Minnesota
Mrs. (. E. Moian
rciurnco i roni
rt""B' 'uin 7 a- yesteroay, wnere,
-nt i rtiii-u ev i lie iit'iiLii oi ner
iMei. .urs, i.cme iiarrmgion. i-
muugn .ti r. -iioran icn i.a .iranoe
telling of her sister serious illness,.
she ai rived twelve hours after her
death. I
Visited Hob Withycombe
State Eeod Commissioner C. 1
I Hawlcy and Director of Experiment'
nnmns .1. 1. jaroine were nere last
venieg on thei
mei' way 10 wniurio alter
spending the dav with Hob Withv
"onihe on 1 he experiment farm net"-j
Cnion. Ib'th men were greatly pica"-:
ed with the dairy unit which has re-;
ccntly betn installed at the station. '
at ion lo llegiu
Miss Minna Ash. who Is employed abandonment ef 1l open public grade I
in Hie county school superintend-j crossings on tho Heppner branch of -piiCh
office, will leave tomorrow, j the Oiegoii-Wahinglmr li.iilroad & ,
bound for Portland, when she will Navigation company in Morrow coup-;
be present at the weddinir iof one ty. I
of her sorority sisters. J-'rom Port-; The oder. it rvi,:i,e.l wn tiiel
land she will
points tc-fore t
in La Grande.
tin to other coast
timing to ner Home
O'Lcary Wry ,nv
TIik condition of Mike O'Lcary,
the sbeepherder who was fatally in
jured at Vincent Thursday after
noon, is reported to be somewhat
a raver today. Hope that he will
livfi still exists. He is injured
uboitf the skull and bruised badly
otherwise.
irk Milken YMt
The stortt jaid M r. and Mrs. A r
f hur Hart on. of Vincent, who are
in La Grande at t lie lionie of M r.
ud .Idrs. Putinan York, a visit ves
tal day. lea vine a fine baby i:irl be
lore departing. The little jrlrl is a
much pb nPd itb her surroundings
s her panoi are with her.
Iti in tn itaai Snim I Ik
Tin- ri'iMut reci'iwd In La Orand''
Is t the effM-t that a liiillt fall
O: -iiiiljl was- tor:nei-d in the ).ills
and inoiiniin In the iniuieliuif i-
inityaif iJ.d.-r yestiM,(y and TiniM-
J! You UK of H'L " nl . In spend
iiii. a few houO. in the city today
map inij m vera I purchases (if farm
imaCffiiery.
W. T L'h a ft'il known furm
e r or the pnion district, is In th
city today on business.
Jones Slightly Improved
Joe Jones, who is seriously 111,
Is slightly improved Unlay, although
his condition is still very grate.
Summcrvillo .Man
Lot fcilmi-V, who resides In gum
mervillo, motored to 'La Grande to
day, spending the day here.
In City fit m Summcrvtllc .
Kd. Hill, a farmer of the Sum
mervlllo country, Is In La Grande
today attending to business.
State Man in City
W. T. Kirk, member of the State
Industrial Accident commission,
spent yesterday in the city, return
ing to l'orllund last evening
Leaves to Ylit lluhand
Mrs. W. Bennett Icit this morn
ing or Milton to ho there for a
few days with htr husband, who is
working in that section.
Here iVnm Htmifiehb
Lahe Hammock, of Slant leld. is
spending u few days in the city
looking after property Interests that
be has here.
Will lletum Soon
Harry Workman, of L'lidn, who
has boon spending about three
weeks in La Grande, is expect Inn to
return to bis home some time next
week.
Visiting at Pnlerpiise
Mrs. Charles Montumie and daugh
ter. Miss Ida. left tins morning on
the brunch line train to spend a few i Hon Army, residence l.UJ V. ne
davs visiting with rru-nds in Kn-i".' telephono 2U5-W. Sunday
terpiise I morning 11 ft. m. Sunday School
Visiting Daughter n( Lake
Mrs. K. Spady left last cveniiw;
for Hot luko to spend a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. AVm. Zeiu
ler, who Is at the lake fur medical
treatment.
Over from Imhlcr
Peiry Woodell of Imhlcr, return
ed to hi if homo i n I in hlir :i Ik nil
noon, after spending Hil4 morning,
here attendim: to a lew business
ma Iters,
To Porl land and Salem
J. E. Iteynolds left hist iVoning
for Portland and Salem, on u few
days' business trip. M r. lleymdds
will be in Salem Monday in attend
ance at the meeting of the state fair
board of which be is a member.
"oping to be in her former good
health in a few days.
Leave on l-tshing Trlji
Win. Wilson and wife, Mrs. Prank
Wheeler and Mrs. Clde Zimmer
man, left this noon ou a fishing
trip up on the South fork to be
gone for a couple of days. They
expect to return home Mondav.
Will Talk in Burns
Walter M. Fierce, democratic can
didate fur governor, left La Grande
last niirht with a clean collar and a
nightshirt in his little trip and with
'Irurns. in Ilaniey countv, as his des-
tination.
Im- is sroinir over there to
a meetintr of ranchers and -stock rais
ers, anil incidentally Walter will very
likely inform the folks of that veirion
that, he is a candidate and will ap
preciate their support on election day
on a tax reduction platform.
Koruier
Itesldenls l.euve-
.. iwl M fi I.' I. i i
vhil(ln.n , who iV(! j(l IM.lhlvill(,t Kmi.
,HI ,lft U1,jr js
n ..,,. ,,. ,!it)11I.
li ten
Mr. Knight bit La Grande in
1H!U and lias not been bac k Hiii'X'
n.nn mmiii tui, l- h;,. r
rormerly owned a large farm .near
j j0 ; rail dti
and .Mr. Knlgbt
:tes
tanue
,1,.
is surprised at tho c
good," he eontiimeH. "In some
parts of tin- stare I ho wheat and
corn crops will bring lumper yields
out on the whole.
Kansas nerds
1 weive UrOSSinffS Are
s , ,
Ordered Closed on the
Heppner Line by Board
SALEM. An
suei by the public s
An order was is-
rvtce ccimniission
Wednesday rerjuii inj
the closing- and I
result of an investigation and hearing i
. hehl ;tt Heppn. r July li relative to
'the application of the O.-W. li. & N.
company for a change and rearrange
ment of the crossings on its Heppner
branch.
OLD TYME
DANCE
Every Thursday Night
at;
Zuber Hall
P. J. Powers
- - 4" ifb'S? 4" "if "if '
f For Sale or
Trade
Established Tire and
"Vulcanizing Business
Phone 369 -W or
write P. 0. Box 223
Most of the crossings eliminated srv i
on what is known us the Oregon-Wnsh-inglett
highway, serving th) district
between Arlington and Heppner. for
a number of year this road supported
a comparatively heavy traffic.
Of. the 12 open public crossings
whi-h nrv to be closed eight are en
tirely eliminated. Three others are to
be gated and allowed to remain in use
as private farm crossings only, and
one fs discontinued as a public cross
ing Vti permitted to remain for priv
ate We of property owners in that
vicimy.
, . I
'Y, '.! CroiaJ.
If you rt b Mount f OH res
'todnir, , e $ of ,ho Jor-
ffviUvei- i.,i;l ''rt Hw whirl of the
'pr'er-ci'o. a- in (,'v fern Turusatem
hoi i o.T i.u U 'cwulnr flight to the
aoitli.v'i.d. wlt'i n' ano passenger.
An nppoll.u luet In tbw news of the
day! It inlfihl he rnllel the Seventh
Crusade. Ui'.e tMtiker ha at least
capture ! the Holy land, wtneh for 20
centuries suecefisliiliy refclted tho sol
dier.r-Furm Lilt.
Adj. and Mrs. C. A. Puterson,
commanding offlcern of the Salva
p. m. i lie cnuureii hi uui
d'allv invited to attend. Sunday
evening at 8 p. in. The subject
will he "Some Modern Bangers to
the Koul." Tonight the adjutant
will speak ou "Busy Bodies.' The
public is cordldally Invited to at
tend these services. All are wel
come. St. Peters Episcopal Church, cor-
n,'r l''urth ftreet and O avenue
Atmist tith. is the eighth Sunday
after Trinity, also the feaHt of the
Transfiguration of the world in like
ness to Christ. In addition to the
usual regular services we have the
regular monthly celebration of the
Holy Communion at 11 a. in. In
the evening tin Pnlou Service will
be at the Presbyterian church, IteV.
Mr. QuUloy will conduct the song
and devotional service. All are cor
dially invited. Jos. W, Guun, rec
tor. I 1'OU SAl.K
Kentucky Wonder
heaiiH In eannini; itminUtioR nr
less. Call 3G2-J. 8-0-11
FOR HUNT Sleeplni! ruoms with
hath, close In. Inquire Hill? Bill
street, l'honu 'J78-R. S-5-31 pd
WANTK1) Student or active adult.
Permanent Rparo time, work col
leclliiK amnll monthly neruuntn In
I, n (iraiide, f8 to $15 per month
for ahoiit 3 dayH' lime. Write
ano and full Information to "A.
A." euro Ohserver. 8-5-Jt
; WANTED nAro you satisfied with
your Job? Are you being paid
what you think you nro worth?
If not, why not connect with the
biggest company of Us kind I'l
the world? Wo nood u live con
scientious man to represent iih In
this territory. Puller Prusn Com
pany, 700-716 Journal Illdg., Pott
land. Ore.
NOTICI-l OP MEETING
Musicians' nutting Humluy. noon
at Eagles . hull, August, tfh.j .
FOK RENT Kurnished 5-roum house.
Call at HMMi Oak. 8-fi-Jt
EOR SALE Three and one-hnlfi
acres. No improvements, good wh(
er rights. Near Citv limits- Por
;ile chenp. Phone 'J.'i!)-W. X-r.-fltp
; La Grande !
I MATTRESS SHOP and!
I WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all binds cleaned
j :ind rehiillt. Kealher RonovnllnR.
KaK Kugs o 11 ii Fluff Huts for
i Si)
lie. :i
('ni'fiet nml Itiijc Cleflning i
11x12, l..v nml up
Chas. Kdwards, Prop. '
i'hona 203-W
For Sale
New modern 5-room home. This place
was Just completed luHt November.
Lni Ke lot Gli (,x 1 12 fi on a macadiim
Ized ftreet, cement sidewalk, excel
lent lawn, , flowers and h rubbery,
tho living and dining rooms are fin
ished in natural statu and the bed
rooms, bath and kitchen are f iu-isli-d
in enamel. The house is
en dipped with a furnace, fireplace
and " basement with concrelo floor.
'I'll 1.4 is a new modern home and one
thait. Is exceptionally well construct
ed, exceptionally well located and in
pei'i(rt condition. If you are look
iug for a rpiil moiletn home It will
pay ou in Investiyttte this. A sold
ier's loan will be accepted.
I have several good lots in all
pans of town. If you are going to
build come In and let mo uhow them
to you.
??
6 room hoin:e near high sebool.
Modern, two laigff Iota 6UxllU.
rice 2Z')M0, Terms.
Mitdern EI room bungalow, jiiHt
painted, well located, good g;irag,
lull basement. Price $.'L"U.U0.
Tei inn.
Geo. H. Currey
Insurante
j NEW TODAYl
"Onyx
Hosiery
You can feci
the fineness of
"Onyx" Texture
HOLD an v.i " silk stocking in your liands. Pass its glossy,
sidt, even silk Ik t with thumb nd foitiiiifirr, and note how
strong it is, for all its ligluncwt -how (irmly knit, for all its transparency.
French & Greene
Ladies Ready-to-Wear j& Shoes
WANTED A good Jersey or Hoi-
i? .-ii nil n n"1'" " i .iV ur inn-
Htein cow giving about l ive gal bins
a any. v,au runners ;w. n-ti-:i:
MAN WOM AX 'Wanted, $40 week
ly full time, $1.00 an hour iipare
time, selling guarnntectl hosiery to
wearer, 'Experience unnecessary.
International Knitting Mills, Nor
rtstown, Pa. S-.Vltp
MKN Wanted to qualify fur Kiivnicii,
Untkrmon, i'Xnriiena unnecessary.
Trnnspnrtution furnished. Write
W. HoReHt Supt., St. iinii.s.
Auk 6-li- pd
C'ICCri.IA GUSTAI'T. Teacher of
PaychnloKy ami KPiritualism. can lit
consulted on nil the affairs of life
and hcnliilf; at loll) Adams nvenue
from UI a. m. to H p. m. No chaise
for consultation. H-5-Up
y. : TONIGHT- "STAR DUST"
AR.CA.DE
SUNDAY
Matinee and Night
VAUDEVILLE
Milarto Four . Wheeler & Wheeler
Harmony Kinging and Wuiierior Wliirhviiul,,. ,
'. Musi.- . ' . , . Novelty. , "v :
Viggo & Dorothy j Will Bronzer
The -iii-1 ,S(e'iers j 'Moiiolnguo and Sons
And the Pathd Playlet "
"VIA WIRELESS"
CARR'S
For Crodit
No Interest
Only a Few Days More
. OF OUR "
Forced Out Removal Sale
, ASH BROS.
The st'ivc that, keeps faith with the people."
KOH FALL I lack pic cherries for
canning: also vigeiames. can
Eaimcrs 7x. 8-5-dt
I'OH KENT Kurnished nnnrtmcntj ,
at iWavcrly Apartment House, Kill
O avenue, 8-j-lt
Mr. Itrownton will ho in his oftieo
on mid after Monday, August 7th.
8-5-lt
FOUND Child's tri-cycle. May have,
same hv paying for nd anil ciillinir
nt l'.IDl Kir street. 8-B-t
LOST Between Foley Hotel nnd Hot
Lake a hnndliair eontainini; letters
addressed to C. .1- Johns, signed hy
Alhers flros. Milling Co. Suitublo
reward will he made to finder i.t
Summer Hotel. O. J. Juhnu.
8-B-4t
V .W! HI" I MU i "i P) m
5 ir v v "if "if v v v t v ' it ! E't
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