THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, August 8, 1922
PAGE EIGHT
Boys
SHOES
$2-50
th near future to discuss the iituu-;
tion.
IWilliam Pollman hns also investigat-,
ed the weevil condition and in convinc-;
ed that action should be taken at once
to curb the spread of the insect- I
The weevil has probably not sprcalj
to the point where it will affect thej
crop to an B-reciable extent, but III
nnthinir in done to curb it alfalfa1
J growers may be forced to turn to oth
er crops.
Mr. .Meat-hum has received a letter
from I.. It. Breithaupt, county agent
for Malheur countv Haying he would
l. nkle to he in Maker the 17th or
18th. It is thought however, that itj
would be better to hold a meeting
here Saturduv, August llith, and Mr..
Mearham is writing Mr. llrethaupt to
see if he can be Here on that date.
Definite announcement win uc numei
lately
SEVENTY-FDUR
CARLOADS OF
GOVE CHERRIES
Car Strike Caused This
Crop of Delicious Fruit' this
Year was Oood and Weath
er was (!ood Cor l'ickin.
Full Kroine Leather
wfock. Solid oak tanned
double Hole.
Westenhaver &
Gilbert
1300 Adams La CI rand e
NEW TODAY
FOR SAI.K Sweet-corn in 10 dozen
lots., l.rc per dozen. Phone 'lflb-M.
WEEV LSHOWSIN
y BIKER ALFALFA
Jplans Being Laid to Make a
i Vigorous Fight on Pest
I that lias Ruined Idaho.
DAKKU, Aug. 8 Investigation of
the nppoarancc of the alfalfa weevil
n -P-akcr county has shown there is
urgent need of energetic action to pre
vent the spread and hold down the
first. Evidence of the work of the pest
n small areas in different sections has
been found, and if nothing is done .'
curb the spread of the insect the al
falfn production of (laker county will
be seriously affected. This in turn
would have a serious effect on the cat
tle and sheep industry of the county.
! Klovd J. C'amnliell, of Portland, who
has a large ranch on Iiwer Powder
and who is in the city today, urges
the necessity of action to make a sur
vey of the alfalfa areas to determine
the extent of the inroads of the weev
il and the organizing of alfalfa grow
ers to stamp it out will doubtless be
effective. .
Mr. C'amnliell today allowed a clod
of dirt he had found on which there
were hundreds of the weevil eggs, eacn
of which would hatch out a worm
COVE, Auk. T.. Covn sent out
sevntv-four cars of cherries this
year. Thirteen ears of Itoyal Anns
i wore sent to thn Oregon VurklnR
iconipanv by K. J. Htacklnnd. Ten j
jiars went to I-lbby. McNeil & Moby,
at Tho Dulles from J. K. Dean,
i Korlyi-flvo curs were sent east to
jSrhooul & Day. handled and shipped
ity '.p. Arinur niggs. J. imuic,ui
sent out four cars by express and
two more cars went by local ex-
nrntiu .liinnerl liv thn ernwers.
FOR SAI.K Four small p'.gs- Also jnus U'eimer and family are
one heifer calf. Phone 'Mi- Icainpiug on the Mlnniii.
8-8-Hp jr irs. Hubert French and
Htnwart are out at tho Trippler
ciiii cit e i.'rvpm .'10 cents a nound.lcamn on the Mlnain.
two heifer calves, one Jersey cow.j .Mrs. K. J. Stackland, with her
one light road wagon- 1). C. Seiver.: guest, Mrs. (Knrlicr, wero Ia Vruude
Phone oM7-J. 8-8-4tp' visitors on Wednesday.
j,.f and Mrs. Trumiin Allen of
WANTFI) To rent piano in good I.os Angeles wero tho guests of Mr.
condition. Phone 410-U. 8-8-Jtpi Allen's mother. Mrs. Alice Allen.
. j Mrs. Geo. Alexander and dailgh-
WANTKI) Capable man to cut down' tar Mabel, Helmu Anderson and
large trees, als- trim branches out j llealricu Wurdoll, made up another
of large trees. Phone MHI-J, or call icampiiig party.
at 10B Elm St. b-8-Ut! I,. '"' who is working at
itho Hamilton gurugo In linker,
iVOhT-Hlack pocket book containing "l,u"J "m'e "l dn)r', at homo-with
mortgage and notes payable to J. ; his family.
tleaihealt. Return to Observer of- Miss Fanny Ilrown of I.n firande
fKe 8-8-at Is visiting at th0 homo of her sls-
. i . iter, Mrs. J. .1. Conley.
LOST On Second street lietwccn'' "' ' ""7 ""'
Washington avenue and viaduct, a V . -'. "
Pair of new blue serge pants. Own-, klolierrylng a few days ago.
er's name in pocket. Return to WII-! Ernest Coons Is Invoicing Urn
son's Tuilor Bhop and receive re-lsiock iof drugs ow I by Or. C.
wllrd. 8-8-tf-M. Hamsdell.
' j S. P. Miller who was atricken
F.AT ICE CREAM' .AND lin.vlK- wun paralysis sotno weeks ago is
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are hrn ,h. i '"i"'."' r m ln ch" w' mny horse drawn' vehicles
SC SI I V' Hl" Mr-r""' evena and Ml. UcZl W
'"iuiib u.nc lo ii,0 nolliC. mect at onwenteia atop an old hack.
This "Sport" Almos? Extinc
Jr
Although cock nghtlng Is prohllilied hy stctn liw, game blrdr are
ometimr's pitted against each other In a small town In southern Tt;ui.
his picture shows two game cocks rcudy for the fray, Just bljru tliolr
ffs wore unsheathed.
MADE CAKE, eniov a social hour recovering and able lo bo about
with the Uival Men and Women's. again.
Class of the Christian church at the! Miss (irace Pease will teach the
home (if H. J. Kitchen, l.'IC-i Kth St .jShanghal school tilts wintor.
Wednesday evening. 8-8-t, Miss .liianlta Smlthpeter of Raker
" teach tho third and fourth
NOTICiF- ,; Igrades In the Cove school this year.
" . , .. 'The faculty is now all secured and
Anvone knowing the whereabouts; ..,..,,. r , ,, ,,.,,. ,,ri,.nul
of Ro- Hiisco, last seen in I.a I. rand"; ... ,,.,.. siiiiiiilera of Hirhin.wi
(think he worked on the jeclior, ihere) lMltnl p,.,.ipal, Miss Helen
Dougherty or Jlaltir, domestic sci
ence, Mrs, Alice Mills of Cove, sev
enth and eighth grades. Miss Edna
Khcpai'dfion of Maker, fifth and Hixth
nlease notifv his wife. Phone 4!i!l-.I.
8-8-:it
NOTICE.
CECILIA (1USTAF. scientist and grailes,' Miss Jimnlta SmlthiR'ter of
spiritualist at Odd Fellows Hall, Aug- linker, third and fourth grades.
ust 9, Will he all healing and mes- .uiss i.ois i.awson oi i nion, second
sages Iroin mis worm and piner ano -miisb .niortMi i.iyiou oi liaser.
which in turn feeds on the alfalfa ! worlds. Holier! Ingersoll and hweed- liist. School will liegln September
llnles. these are cnntlolled in somei enborg will be the nieiliuins of con filth.
trol under tile demonsiraiions. runiiti ,ioe Mister nnd lamlly will move
invited. Private consultations at 1M0 to Union In the near future. They
Adams. 8-8-1 tp have rented a Hull ranch on Cath
erine creek, where they will make
boy born Friday ornlng. Mrs. Ful
ler and baby was removed to the
St. Elizabeth hospital Friday after
noon, the last report being that sir!
was out of danger. Iter friends
wish her a speedy recovery.
Itruee Dennis, wife and son nnd
Mr. Ed. Wright and wife of Lit
Craiido, spent Sunday at the "cut
tage." Mr. and Mrs. V. Love of linker,
returned to iloir homo Sunday af
ternoon after sirending tli0 week
end at the home if (!. . South.
Or, 'lliswell and party of winker,
passed through Medical Sunday on
their way to West Eagle lakes.
Or. Hlxon of linker, was at Medi
cal Friday, being culled for Mrs.
James Fuller. .
SCOUT DETAIL
HE COMPLETED
mnnner whole crops of alfalfa woul i
b destroyed.
- F. A. Phillips, piTHidcnt of the Ba
kfti Countv Chamber of Commerce
who is also a large alfalfa tr rower, N
also alarmed over thn probability of
fhr Hpreud of tho weevil and it in plan
ned through the Chamber to nrrancfe
fnr n mftiny of f-"""1': in linker in
AtlK. KUh lirnt day lo puy wnlnr : ti,(,P homo.
rmu without n ppnnltT,
8-7-:it
liny nnd sell throuKU Observer
Classified Ads.
Greeting Cards
j Carry Love and Friendship ,
to all the World
AND BRINGS US CLOSER TO OUR
FELLOW BEINGS.
LET A GREETING CARD CARRY
YOUR MESSAGE.
Always a Good Assortment at
Newlin Book & Stationery
Company
Hugo Ilhink and family will oc
cupy the lions,, that will bo made
vacant by the Fosters.
,.liss I.oIk i.awson, who has been'
visiting relatives In Nebraska for
the past month Is at Jionin agin.
The Ladles' Culld were entertain
ed al the
COMING TO GULL
LOAFING CHICK
The lent leaders and their assist
ants that were elected for the tw
weeks boy scout summer camp to be
bold on the ISitf Minnm from August
l(i to Aujuist 2U, met lust evening in!
the V- At. C A. and furthered ur-j
nmenieiHs for the camping trip.
The three troops und their officials!
will meet tomorrow evening In the Y.
AI. C. A. nt seven o'clock for the fin-j
al preparations for the trip. i
Indication are that an even great
er number than was at first supposed
will gp with the boys. I
fllClli BIDS
II. K. Crosby, exlenslou poo II r;:
HtecinliHt, wil( visit La (J-rand and
CrivM. on Aumist 24 for the p "!,.-'
or ronduetinjj td'tiioiiHtnitions in Mi?
culling of poultry flocks, esjH-(i.i:ly
home of Mrs. Kaymond 1 1,1 doine aw;iy with bens wl'.j ;,r-
TD BE OPENED!
nnodnnuch of La Grande on Thurs
day. Mrs. A. Conley was one of
the hostesses. The Kuest at this
delightful afrair were Miss Mae
m,i,r,,u r t.' i ....
lllilll and Miss Funny Tlrown of I.a ed by
'Grande and Mrs. J. J. Conley. Mrs.
A. (I. Conklln. .Mrs. T. W. Conklin.
Mrs. I.lojd Carli-r, Miss Hess Kelly,
.Mrs. I K, Anderson, Mrs. T. It.
(niiklln, Mrs. tlohn Dean, Mrs. I,. .Mr.' Crosby H ill be bore only -one,
X. Conley, .of Cove, Mrs.. Uoyali('il.v "nil ui!l conduct the d'Miioiistra
Allen of Cody. WyomlnK, and Airs. ' tions at I.a Grande In tl.o morning
J. S. DunhiMii or Vaklmn, Wash. j under the auspices of tha Kast-i n
Mr. and Mrs. IIiikIi MeCall were "reuon I'oiillry I'ldducei i as.io. ia
cuiwls at the J. F. Dean home on "ni1 've later In the day
Hnndny last. ! under the auspices of the Cove
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Come : ''"' 111 bureau.
who have been vlsitinir In Cove,
have returned to their home In F.l
Monte, Cnliinrniu.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harris wore
made happy by the arrival of a
baby ilaiiKhter al their home Sun
day. AllKllsl 7.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. 1) i Hml Mi-.
and Mrs. .1. s. Dunham went to
KhkIo valley on Sundav.
The bids for tile (rradine; of the.
Cove-Ii (trande hiirhwav are to be.
1 7,1. n'l...
h n, f.... ii i, .... I l""""" "" '" '".
, ,. will be completed this fall and the
eKB production. 11m nwrnun liirni W()lk f rm.KjnK an,i surfacinK will!
Hock contains forty per cent or I commence as soon as weather condi-1
more h"iis that should be culled ' lionij wM )C1.nlil ,lt.xt sprint,'. !
and sold and his demonstreiioii. aid- j ,
H. G. Avery, countv fluent. III'MOIIII.IZ A 1'ION IIKMAMIKI)
win iiuiy snow now lo etricien.lv ciiy asmmimui.mI I'resK.) j
handle the matter of wo.'riini; out KO.MK, Aug. 8. Detnobilizatlnti
(ho hens who are no lonncr reniier ! of Kascistl forces has been deiuanil
biyers. . , . :,.,( i,v the . Italian Eoveriiiuont.
TOCOIIE IS
FULLY REPAIRED
Good Shoes For Boys
Long Service at Low Prices
Dress styles and Shoe
for rouuher wear, for
boys. Built to give
longer wear for
less money.
Hoys' Dress Shoe; Illustrated
above, made of all mahogany
leather with welt boles and
rubber heels. v
Sizes 2!i to OVi.
Sizes U'W to 2. . . ,1.1';
Boys' Dress Shoe; Illustrated
above, made of all mahogany
leather. Hliichor style, .Mc
Kay sewed half double soles.
Sizes 2Vj to ti'i . .$2.69
,'lizi'S IS 14 to 2. . . Z.49
Sizes S to 1-' 1.98
Other Boys' Dress Shoos at $l.t8 to $3.98
J. C. Penney Co. Work
Shoes for Boys ore
made to stand the
roughest kind
of wear.
Hoys' fluting; Shoe; chocolate
elk Hike Hal, with half dou
ble chrome sole (Illustrated
above.)
Boys' Work Shoe; chocolate
elk Army Hlueher, soft tip
nnd half double sole (Illus
trated above.)
Sizes 214 to 5 . .$3.89
Sizes 12 U to 2. .. 2.69
Other Eoys' Work Shoes at Exceptionally Low Price
Sizes 2 V. to 5 V4.
Sizes 121-j lo 2. .
Sizes 8 to 12
,$2.25
, 1.98
, 1.69
"Penney Junior" Suits
Boys' Double Service Suits
Fine all-wool cassimere suits from our Winter assort
ments. Made exclusively for us and sold only in our
012 stores. Our large buying power and efficient selling
methods bring, these splendid suits to you at the least
possible cost only . .
$12.50 .
"IYnny Junior" Suits are made for double service
- -double elbows, double knees and double seata rein
forced at every wearing point. Two pairs of panto with
every suit.
At the above price these suits are the best investment
in boys' clothes you can possibly make.
.TH13 LAROE8T OHJU DKI'AKTMICNT.
"SXOltB OUO ANIMATION IN THE WOIUJ)"
mm pluce
WHERE A
J l.o nnuuiv,, No. ;:2 1 S was tnUor. t
out nf tin b.u-li shops in I.a Gran.lo j
lyi-st.'rthiy idler having bem com-;
plt'tcly ow!h;tiiIMl. Ii is now ii.m- I
I sihl to tlo pran ii-a 11 v all of iht? '
"'NKAKLY A HKIIO" AT THE
CAKOKNS.
(Hv The Gardens Publicity Atfcnt.)
"Nearly a Hern," which was shwn
at ihv Vianuns last mum. Proved to
Im to the liking of the audience. The
show was purely a comedy from the
ui'tain I'aisvr to the ;rand finale atrl
with Phil Itertr and Eddie Mar work
ing together in the comedy parts, it
proved to be a jrood 1 production
Miss Louise I, owe received vocifer
ous aiolause when she appaered on
the stage in the Hecon-1 at and ren
dered a vocal solo. Special mention
of a soltrsttitfinE' and dancing act by
Miss Max Mi lntyie may also be made
The bill will be the same tonight-
nnni wpst
I I PTnn n'l,,llr Wl,rk in the ioi-,,i ruilrouil w w w
II S I I I U sliops. Insleud of seiulins; tl'e lie.ivy I T nTBnir7
LL J I Ur's ::;oAI"""" ai " " ' ni fl S mM i
One of the heaviest trains that 111 U I 1 1 1 I I Li I
last week with binder. The wheatfwork. He had finished putting up his
shows a pood yield, some of the field' hay just the day before, which is quite
coine; to -ii) bushel ner acre. lucky for him-
J. S. Rose is finishing his haying I-oks like more rain for Starkcy
ini. i " i in; we cti ust ipjue a ioi more yet.
Miss Hazel Cook and her sister, Starkey peonle are pleased that the
Miss liiadvs Cook, arrived August 1 1 population of Starkey nas again shown
at the home of J. S. Rose for an out-an .incrpaso. Klam Briggs nnd wife
ing. Miss Hazel is havinp a two are thc proud parents of a little son.
weeks vacation. She is employed at
the American .National bank of Pen
dleton. Miss Gladys will start on her'
fourth year in high school this fall. 1 1
bho will be a senior this year. j
Mr. and Mrs. John Wells and little
son, Tiger, have gone over in the Ka-:
mela country on a hucklebcrrying trip
for three or four days.
Some Perry people are camping up
in the hills. , i
Mr. and Mis. John Wells and little
son spent Sunday at the J. S Rose
home.
Alvin Thornburg is employed on th?' Omaha, who is the general chairman
F
RIIIGEH
SPEAKS TODAY
A meeting of the railroad men h
hciwr held this afternoon in Eagles
null addresser) by f rank axeman, of
I.es Inehnm ranch
Mr. nnd Mrs. ilenn Ilrown and Mr.
and Mis. .luck Starrio silent Sunday
i. i .. , . . , ,. , i,ll,s fcone' ocr tho O.-W. ri-cently
1 "n nnni I UK Ml IIIHI I ; k-! imssed thiouBli yesler.hiy v.Iumi en-1 sTMJKKY. Auk. 8. The hot weatli
. cr ( imiit.ii'M l''.nl,.e .'-i,,l . ,;Klni No. n U - hauled a train i,,,. i ,.h,imrinL' to coed und we had i.vio
ii . tii " I 'Veiuhlni; riiieii tons liniu l'orthuul. fim, r,iin Thuisdnv llinht. It raillt'.l Kred Iloiltkc. while hewine out a
.11 oil 111 ill 1 ts III ( illll. liiuikiim I he nip In sutisnietory tiuu' ! ,m,st all ntu-ht. salt troui-h Friday, fell and hurt his
lis another statement credited to tin' Most of the having is over here. Ln-k. not seriously hut enough to bp
MI'MMCM. Sil'lilNCS. Ann. S. ' (1 forces lodav. I '.Wm. Vii'i- cut n fieM "f whl-if n-ii"fiil en, ilifficnlt to go ,-lvnit his
llin klelierrles are plentiful In the - -
ilioiiiiliilns hack or Medical Sorlli
of the International Brotherhood o
liollermakers.
Mr. Wageman is shaking on tha
with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ropertson.i general conditions and comes with a
parents of Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Star
message to every railroad worker
whether he helongs to the men out on
strike or is still in the service.
Aug. 10th last day to pay waler
ret without h penalty. R-"-St
SH.ER.RY.'S
TODAY AND T0M0KR0W
n Pauline Frederick
l he
and son oi
(o Medical
I lie
tills Vi
Mr
Aleo SJiowinj "STAILAJTD JtlVUE"
and lu'iirly eery family h;ie be. n
out pick in i; tin-in.
Mi'H. J. K. Kennedy, who Jms Ii tii
con fined at the St. KlizabWh 1ms
pfial at linker, recuverhig ft'oin ;'
surulcal operation that was per
formed July :!. is awam home and
improvint; rapidly.
.Miw. ii. W. Soulli hits hitrehiiKLiI
a nannsome new notice ti'om
I.a Ciamlo aueiu'V.
Mrs. M. Hnf I man
I'nlon, motored up
Wednesday nnd spnt
Hiiriiuan will teach
.Medical.
Mrs. J. W. Kennedy of I'nion
has been visiting at the homes
the Kennedv brol hers.
Mr. H. H. Hursli nf Htintiimton
Is the mitst of his hister. Mrs. (I.
' W. Smith.
i Miss Crare Williams of Portland
Ms vlnttitiK 0d Medical. While
'hero she is the j;uest of Mrs. (I,
'W. South,
i Mr. an. I Mrs. M. Huffmaan
: ;J. W. Kenneflv of I'libm, and
K. Kennedy and family
J 1 Saturday and Sundav at Told
Sprtnus Lriitlierins lui kleberw
Mr. and Mis. J nines i'nlit-i are
(SO nrnud itatents vf a fiu.' bahv
of
UUUUUUIUU
1 M1J
YOUR WVHI-TMI
can TOMATOES now
The first dlT the vines are always (lie urnst select.
r.tr;i Miuini iiiimi11i t-ltx-k direct from the growers at the
iowext price if the seHn tin tUi.i (iiality.
i-mihl X: 5 Kits !X)c.
HIa. lUrT . t r.ite ... .'. if 2.1")
SiifTrif. t?.te .2.2!5
filiilm fiiielmis the vine ri'ieneil kindreeeived
at the store Saturday, pomul 2toC
(alifornia -Melons 2u
Mrs
Mr.
SJMUIl
'j.;. HOOVE
RIZEXH' GROCERY