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PAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, August 8, 1922 LEGION HEAD IS ! SOLDIEROFTWD j WARS, A WOBKEHj VOLUME OF SALES STAYS UP WELL I'.iiiul.cr Activity Pcniains in Suite of .lan,v 'iinsos to Keep Commodity li;iek ward. $30 BOUGHT THIS LITTLE MISS; WOULD YOU PAY THAT? First Milium- Serviee Wa While lixliiMtrl.-il illmnrlmiirri are . . . .i . . i . . IMJUTMI'IV UIH'dlllE ,nini"- ...i. i. .-iccll III 1 lie J-iplllll.sll-.Mliei ,,, v.,1,,,,,. r buylni; in never ie'lll W'll' Iholess well up to normal fur tl.l 1 'xl'IIKOH, says tin Aimim lean Li.n.lier- mini. In fan, iniiny careful slu- ,. ,. ,, ,,,.' iOuiIs l situation maintain (.eorK-e li. Willmr, Ihe nfw . I. ., ha commander uf the o.cjfon dr, ..I n - .' , . ,,,,. ,,.ma,m ar. i'"";,,:,-;' n- .T, w,-r - i":;1 ImviMK been du inc; II,,. .Spanish-. "r In k .....I III- d -i ....... Amc.irun cl.lbr.ellu Hi ..!M. At lliul'" creates Is now s leiii.nled l,y n tint In- enlisted as u Nival in th-.-lxlca.ly 'MiuhIii hi th ....r--(-roixl Nebraska volunteer infantry: meals r IihIiikI riul purrhn-c-is. Ihe and served tl,n.Uk'li-ut llw conlllr.. In nd uf Imlh hardwood nn.l s.ifl and when the Win lil'n war broke mi! 1 wood prices Is upward, lint advances i.u wus .'amain nf thu Hood Hive.,! are mil very la.Ke, Ihe lumber i.inr-I Ore., company, const artillery corps, k,-l huvliiK remained cm. orvntlve wan mustered into tin ledorai sei vit V Hern use of Ihe railroad situation, and remained in the service until af , earioad orders are some'Vlii'. slow lei- the armisti'.-e was eiKm.il. In k"IUiik Ihru.iKli. Many purrhas- It was while he was a student a1, era have In consider carefully orders Iho Unive.sily (f Nebraska Unit lie' fur future delivery, and m.sucstlou "joined up will, the volunteers " und;ubly a ennd deal of business, which ntler the war lie went to the linivi r-: a ndi-r ordirary I ra..Hnirlal Inn con sity of MiehifUh, flo.n which he Wlls-1 dilio.is would in' accepted, has to be frr.fduulcd from the law depu.t. i.e. it. i turned away. The railroad sllu Mfter .olurninK to his home state helnliou also lartly neeounts for th, was hum in Dixon county, Ncl'iik'l. fart thai sortwond production 1 1. Ma.ch la, H7!I he remained Iher-; ,, ,djKillv In excess or Imokli.KS. until he sla.ted for On-K'-n, landi.l-.', J'roductlon on ll;e I'acll'lc coast ' r WW in Jlo.( Hivtv in the Mining "f I'.t'VJ AiniiHtjre II;i!(h Vuitj(c. In. liHfi he iitftiii.cd iiiui whs th' first en pt it in of the 12th com patty Uii'ifon const uitiliery, nml when tlr. urtKii Kaimiidl uuiiid was utken nil--vvontiH Iin, (j,,,!,-,. h0 tuil Vln the fclcral irvioe thf illnwinK ywir Kn.Hl pn-ciHitioiiH Jkivp in Im taken up wen i k run nii'veiis inr hix inoruiisi, in inlcl down by n wuvjty ( !!. that (-an not Ik i'fj'Viil tint i I the iliinjMT fnim i(rnL li r-s i ri'innvod. 'I'll' Hiimni'-r has 1h'mi i-xccHMivlv iilry on the I'nriric i-oa.sl and tlu- Alio iieinjf som 10 variuus iiariH i j . ,,, r(M,,jl tM was Hincd, causing him to remain tt the United States until he wa diuh teted out two month later- At present he is in tho reset ve corps, His election tn state commander of the Aweririin l.eion came alter three !to prevent ttie Kpreaifc or fires. Many filii thosf ulil.-h .l.-n.i.l.i l.i.on t,i.......t m .imviinm ..imiKur.K- K.;lil( f(.w (w KKIIB (,,nim Iir( ovf.sea, but just as he was embark-. , , H ( M(m. , , mtf at Nevpoit News the armisticei , ' , ulwt ... ' rlneations an not ojierutlni:. I.um h"r prodtKtion In the souili is lield down because of scarcity of labor. As a matter of fact, inon- iiihd ; ha nitv. nri-ttv little iirl m ffv could be used In all divisions of the UUlu Marie llnkker. who's alt 'auct ion" In ecutive committeeman from his di-:1" '"""Htrlea are b KliiiiiiiK lo a,!-(the domestic ndatious court here. tiict. and he was honored at the fourth u'rMK,i llr,,Hslv,'ly for thtj worked j Marie had been hld In ransom Tuday hi superintends 4,000 children who study half the day in the Near Kant Drphai.Hite and work the rent i'i the time in ihe industrial rooms. They comb. wash, suin, curd and weave raw wool inlo cloth whi.'h is used for clolh int; Ihe iit,lluu orphan rhililien sup pi, iKul It ylhe N'ear Kast HMief. Exide Batteries natlerlea In stork, flatteries for root. liatterteH recharged. Ilalterles Wulxred l-'ree. Ilatterles of ell makes repaired IIOSI'H .M.U I-.TO SKItlK'l-I sri(().Mi:i:iiii caiiiii kktoii Hioitviti-: i'llICO lil llOI-:SM, 1'rop. In l,i'iKl.lou'a .MHclilne Wurka -J Monuments ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW 4 7?emoral.7rot Paint With! Air We hvo made a profound tody of monument building, nd an order placed In our hands is ure to receive faith ful, Intelligent execution. W Will Gladly" Famish Estimate Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company ' 1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or. Miirlr- llaUker. "Siilil" rlifcaufi roi.i-l lo Mrs, y (lielmv). II V UOV (illlllONS rillCACO, Auk. B.- What woul.l rii- -JIT" UJX Consider the importance' of pointing your farm' Imildings sjirayed under J liih pressure air d i g s i deeper than hair, and is J cheaper. ! J. A. Rankin j lies. l.",01 0 Avenue Very Best for The Very Least yon pay for smillntf. healthy, They proposed reJiiHiiiishinK Ma if Mis. Kenny won hi sHUe iin yenis of faithful service as state cx-;"m,;(,,' 'lut ry. and larKe consul..-i that .brought $:t ciL annual convenuon niiu in i ne wniie' Jlood Kiver CunieKiiti nal churc h, thu KnightM ol i'ylhias, Klks, Masons, and Ueta Theta I'i fraternity. Wife Leading Worker. Mrs. Wilbur is president of tho lloml It i vvr auxiliary of the Amirican iv K'tnn and is a .'hieuaa- to the nationali convention at New Orleans in October. Their two sons, 18 and Hi years, an; members of company (', lKilth infan try, Oregon National (juant. Win ii ('ommniiiler Wilbur was mus tered into the federal service he was state Ki'iiator from Wasco and Hood iKiver count ies, and it was while in the Hlate legislature tit Salem that' he fathered the first anti-alien law. ThU was in l! 17. lie resigned from tlr! serialorship when he received his sail ihK ordeiy. - , Only minor chiinfjes are conlem plated in the Oregon stale department! of the American Leifion. aceordinir t. the new coinniaudcr, and he will call a meeting 'f the state executive com- : mittee sime time next month for th' first husiuess session since his election. There is nothing urgent coming up foi discussion at present, and he does not , deem it necessary to call a withering until niter the vacation season A coincidence li the fact that Kline slate commander of the United Span ish War Veterans of Oregon, ami Wil Imr grew up together as "kids1 in Nebraska- Kn lists in IHVH. When thn Span ish-American win was declared, Wilbur enlisted wit) the Second regiment, and l.undhurr: went with tin Kirst, each declaring that his was the better outfit, l.utvl burg went West and Wilbur wnt South. Im-ideiitally, here's tip M the metahcrsiiip committee of tin1 Sniuiish-American "Vets" Commande Wilbur is not a member of the Span-," ish-American "War Veterans' associ i ntion at present, but he doesn't a'cl(' much coaxinir to "get him t- siii .ij the dotted lines." ! "Ilooil Hiver hasn't a camp f'r veterans." raid the Legion r mnuai - , Jcr. ''and I have never been i'i a nnsi i tion where I emild join my comrad-1-.' J Jmt 1 cerlainlv am going to 'enlist' , at the first mP,rttnitv, for Khne i and I haven't settled that a iruinen:. J yet nml imiv have a clri"ce to ot i fer better di.-eussinns now " I J Aug. 101 li last day to pay water ji rt-ttt witlunit a penalty. K-T-'.'.t'J MICDTDDrcrMT u .11 u ciiv CTniifCPcl Ml UlliliiLIM I lisoi'dei s Wid-ly llied liv at Alliauia I'lanl li'eported Are De Men on SI l ike. by friends or l.er lather to force jsetlleme.it of u Hot, board bill and -doctor hill rendered in her behalf lafler the father had .eft Marie In Ihlr care. i:floils on (ll.i part of a sister-in-law of the rather, Mrs. Jul... Ken ny, a wealthy resident or l(e.ne. Ml...... to rouipromisM Ihe debt and Italic Marie away will. her. niel with j opposition from tho child's "cap tors." who were -.uildiiiK her lor the hill ransom. I'OIITI.A.ND, Auk. s. Ch.-irKlni! bad faith on the pa.t of railroad ot ficials, H. A. (ireen, attorney repre senting the va.ious tailroad shop cralls now on strike, fit--' a petition in Ihe federal court Saturday asking for .. continuance uf Ihe he at'iiiira of -ll st. ike. s riled lo answer cunte.i.p. charges in court today. The 2(1 are accused of violalin l-'ede.al Judire iWolverton's antipick elii.K older becaMsi ll.ey called at the shop offii-cs last Tuesday lo draw bad. pay which they had eomifiH from the . his election lies in ""'""'"V- 'J1 '."' conUntlon of Mr. .- I.unilburir, the ne'v! ':'' I his. in part, is admitted bv '.' i i.'i oevs, who nil... moUKO, that tile men, after receivinjr Iheir pay. loitered about the shop entrance and abused and joslled non-union men leavii.K the plant. Kailr I Held I'nfair. "The railroad company is not act -imr fairly in this matter and is sim ply attempt i.ur lo create public sen timent in its favor," said Mr. (Ireen. "I have ie.vestiL'ale.J the cnst'S of the id men ciled for contempt and find thai Ihe majority of them have not anil pay all freight charges on the "Koods" Marie. At this jiiutlure Juduc. Adams if the domestic relations couri inter vened and awarded a claim of $;il for .Marie's board. This amount Mrs. Kenny paid, whereupon she was allowed lo lead forth l.er lf.22 "slave" on Ihe basis of "bouclu and paid for." Inslead ol' picking cotton for her new ".nisi .-ess." Mario Is lo have a permanent place in II. e Ke.n.v household with the rank (if daugh ter. Tm your new mamma, honoy," said Mrs. Kenny as she picked up her human chattel and walked out of the courl huildiliK. visited the picket lines since the slrik-j started; that Ihey called at the office.! of the supci inlen.li i,t of motive power at Albina last Tuesday to draw hac't pay which they had cominir- Home of them loitered about for a few min utes anil talked with friends whom they hud not met since leaving th" plant. The majority, tliuueli, after receivinir Iheir money went directly to their homes. The railroad official's have seized this occasion as a chance to hri.iK charires against the men and create public sentiment against us. Sinkers Declared I'eaceful since they left work. Police record' show that. If there is iinv trouble, it is caused hy the imported (rim men whom the company pavs $7.r,U a day and hoard. These men's jobs are de pendent on violence, and lo continue their positions Ihey take every oppor tunity to stir up trouble." ('llll.l)liHN' WOKK. (Iljr AMHOclnted I'rpsnl AI.I-:.AXI)Hul'l)l A.monia, July 1.1 I By Mail) -The luruest textile and scwin.r industry of the Near East has he oiKiinixed here by Mrs. Ilyr "Tin strikers have been peaceful' trne Anil'ison. of .laik o'nville, l-'l.i. SNOW DROP TOILET TISSUE A pure while, so A vea TCpC. ii in at WOOD OltDKIl NOW Ill-:roi!K IMUl'KS ADVANCR 4-fl . WOOD lit 7.ritl lll-ln. WOOD at SH..10 lo yli.llll CALL MAIN 734 Harris Grocery hav 2 for 25c $1.25 a Dozen r2vTHE LLDRu 0 TAXI 243-W Boston Lunch L'llil I'i i- Street 30c Meals and Up Served from 6 a. m. to 1 a. m. Midnight Chinese Dishes Also TAXI 237 J Noodle House 100.". A.hmis Ave. First class Noodles and Chinese Dishes from 11 ::!i a. in. until 1 p. in. All kinds of pie, sand wiches and coffee. WONG SING, yroprietor Both Places :f c.lU-' UNIFORMITY Every gallon like every other gallon. Every drop ca pable of vaporizing rapidly und uniformly in the carbu retor, and being consumed completely in the cylirfder at the jump of the spark. That's "Red Crown." That's quality in gasoline. Use "Red Crown" and nothing else, and your car will develop the maximum power that its makers de signed it to give. Clhe Gasoline ofjQimlity Fill at the Red Crown sign at Service Stations, garages, or other dealers. STANDARD OH. COMPANY llilonua) I Joy's Percale Waists I'ov's Knickhockers 50c :.mp. Better Than Medicine We have a model to suit you ransjiii! in price 1'roni $(;" to $750. SEE THEM HEAR THEM and yon will want them. Terms as you like. Gelling, well Roea faster by far with it Hrunswlck ta help pasft the tedious hours. Ami while it amuses it trains the eur to an appreciation of true tunes. Musiciuna recommend The Brunswick to ufd In the musi cal education uf children. Hrunswlck Records are ' also unique. In the artistic beauty of their Interpretation. A Hrunswlck, on a Brunswick this Is the height of musical achievement. Brunswick Eastern Oregon Music Co. Children's Half Sox, assorted colors, pair 125c Children's Mercerized ?,-! Sox in solid colors pair 50c Ladies' dark hlue I!uiiy;alow Aprons 1.2.'! Fancy Uaskets with cover 50c to ijil.ns One line of men's Ties 50c (irey Granite Stew Pans 15c, Selco Klectric Iron, special $5.(i.) Polish Mops 50c Horse Shoe Ttinihlers, dozen 75c ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE if For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to Harris Grocery The Accommodation Store Call on Us for Your Household Supplies. A Full Line of Staplei and Fancy Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables Also A Choice Selection of Swift's and Armour's Government Inspected Sugar Cured Bacon and Hams Don't Fail to Ask About Champion Flour PL ' -Ci,o!f. l-nSil ttSPSfti No squeezing of organs; no pressure; defects of figure corrected; a perfect founda tion fur your gowns. This In addition to the com forts nfforded through the ex clusive "La Catnllle' features; So preK?.ire on spine; no cut tins by liu-er; no pinch I ns of clasps; no digging trf Mays a top ttu-t free-MM, TcUltWs witW;ctio. MrMMt mJ ivjcr m WnU tSfr mm qoft jam twikm l TI2. Co. KoM UjfSUS) l: Free Delivery Phone Main 734 408 Fir Two Blocks North of Ii. R. Tracks r Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar BUSINESS IS GOOD Come on and trade at the most reason able cash and credit grocery in Li Grande. You get your orders delivered, at 'the house free. . G. HOLM GROCER J
