La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 10, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, August, 10, 1922 page five!:: THE LA, GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley il-'-uKJ KyVtflf,, HERE- EARLY I rrr--waW iSWtt .. (Tup0 ffas2rtipf JvepTi-gANi 1 $ ill! tr5t THE SUfJIClOU STRANGER WHO HAS W&RRIED MARSHAL OTEY I "" WOP WEEKS HAD HIS MOUSTACHE SHAVED OFP TPOAY -"I Lion ut Suit Luke. Mr. Meacham will ltuve linker .Saturday. Local News In Brief Likes Walluwii Lake- Judge Kdwin Test and wife, of Vale, who went to Wallowa lake a few days ago fur a vacation, sends word to La Grande that the lake is one of nature's grandest spots and that he la having a delightful thno. WIU. lleturn Sunday Dr. and Mrs. Kay Murphy and Chas. Reynolds and family will re turn to La Grande Sunday at the conclusion of a two weeks vacu-i tlou spout at Hay den Lake, Idaho. Down from Ilermtstun H. K. Dean, who makes his home in Hermistou, lg a La Grande busi ness visitor today. Mr. Dean ar rived in La Grande last evening and is - registered at the Foley, lteturtttt to .u Grande Mrs. A. K. Ivanhoe, superintend ent ut Union county, ha9 returned jto La Grande after pending two, ;weeka in nulla walla visiting witn Mr. and Mrs, I . M. ynuin. She states that ho hut a very pleasant visit. Moving Into New Home Roy MeNees, foreman of the me chanical deuartment of the Observer, is moving: into his new homo on Main street, which he purchased last week through the La Granule Investment piimiBinv. North Powder Man William Pearson, who halls from North l'owder, where he Is Interest ed in farming, arrived In the city last evening nnd registered at the Savoy. Mr Pearson returned ' to his homo this morning. "v ' Joseph Hutchcr Here Carl Christiansen, who is- tpro prietor of the meat market at Jo sepr, arrived in La Grande last eve ning and after spending the night in La Grande at the iSavoy, he re turned to his homo this morning on the branch line train. cub, Howard heater. Also two doors with glass. Inquire 1801 Washing ton Ave. 8 9-atp FOR SALE 700 laying hens, 300 An-j ril-hntched puilets. All S. C W.j Leghorns. Good stock. F. H, Ev ans, Union, Ore. 8-108tp FOR SALE 'Rhode Island Red fry eis, 25c per pound- Also early ap ples. Phone Farmers S3. 8-10-2t FOR SALE Cut flowers. Phone j Farmers 55. 8-10-at' Over from lTnion "Mrs. K. K. Spain of Union, "ar rived in La Grande this morning and is spending the (lay here on business before returning . to her home.' Knter prise- Lady Ueturtuvl Miss Lila Ault, a resident of En terprise, returned to her home this morning on the branch Hue train after spending the evening in- the city on busniess. While in La Grande sho vwns a guest ut the Sa rt: Sept. 1-2 Northwest convention v of I). O. K. K. at La Grande, v his way to Portland to put over a large land trade. Home to Hilgard Miss Eva Hay ten passed through to Hilgard this morning to spend a few days there with her parents. M'is.i Hayten has been working in Cove for some time and will return after her visit home. Judge ( lawfonl ltet urns Judge T. "H. Crawford, one of La jC ramie's prom lent lawyers, relur il ea urom a monuis visit in i.os Angeles at the home of his son. C. H. Crawford. The- visit was very pleasantly spent, according to Judge Crawford, but nevertheless he is glivd to .get back to La Grande. Over from Unien Jess .Spen.'cr of Union is in the city today attending to business. v. Mrs. Pliv in f'ftv ! Mrs. W. T. Phv arrived in th I city from Portland yesterdav audi jwill t3 here a few days before re turning to her home at Hot Lake. liusintss nt l S. Land Office , Hat old E. Frown, of Haker, filed nn application at the U. S. Land Office for an additional homestead. Motors to Elgin 'F. A. Enplinw motored to .Elgin today cn business. He will return home this evening. Tmiilmtlcs Visit Miss Stella Ellis of Portland, who has been visiting -In the city for several weeks with her slftter, re turned to her homo this morning. ! Tii Spend iiy In Duncan i .MisH Leona Waldruff left last evening for Duncan lo spend a few Low at Hospital Mrs. John Anthoy, who was onc- ated ort -esterduv at the hospital, is leported to be very low. hours with friencfK returning lo her. home Ihis morning. Cove Man in CHy Leo iliaxter motored to La -Grande yesterday on business, returning to Cove last night. ; Spending Day in the 1y John Dobbins of I'nion, spent yttsterday in the city attending to business, returning home' in the evening. Leaves for Xortli Fork Miss' Mabel liasham left last eve ning for North Fork to spend a couple of days visiting friends. Stnckland Family in City Karl J. Stackliind and family motor ed to La Gnmle this afternoon, spend in" a few hour a in the city visiting friends. Enterprise. Man In ( ily Asa Eggleson, whose father owns one of the largeBt farms in Wal lowa county, spent yesterday in La Grande returning to his home in Enterprise l his morning. Cove Man in Town C A- Smith motored to La Grande today, spending a while in the city attending to business. Mr. Smith is 1 butcher of Cove. Over from Welser Joseph H., Marshall, a business man of Weiser, is here today on Niece and Nephew Return Home Miss Catherine' and Master Can Keaton returned to their home in Glens Ferrv last evening- after spend ing some timp here with their aunt Mrs. Gilbert Barron- Over from I'ldon V. ,'V. Connor and children, of Union, arrived in La Grande las' evening and will be here for some if mo before returning to their home Mr. Connor is here on business. 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. Looking Over l-'arni Dr. A. L. Richardson spoilt yes terday afternoon in l-owder Valfry looking over Ills farming int -rests He made the trip by cur and re turned to La Grande in the evening l.ert for lleiivci- Click " O. A. Kratz. cfty manager, and Arinln Nix loft this niornlni; foi Diviver cre;-k, where they will spend a short tinio on a lour of inspection. Saturday Night ' ' Rex Hall Admission ........ 75c Loney's Novelty Orchestra Going Camping? We Carry OUTING CLOTHES for men and boys Whip Ctirtl Suits Khaki Suits (Nn-duroy Trousers Lace Knee Trousers Khaki Hats IJussell Hi-inch I'acs Chippewa Hi-iii- I'acs We also -arry a full line of Outing t'lolher for Women. ' Khaki suits ami oxir.-i trousers, khaki waist and middies, 'liippcwa paes. ,. e ; o "$Sa 8tor With a ?0fl AbiAis 'Ave. To Hold lee(ing The Lady Maccabees will hold t meeting Friday afternoon. Supreme uominantler Kichardson will bt present. All the members are re quested to attend. Return to Hoiid River Mr. and Mis J. Atthur Riinrs wi! letutn to their home in Hood Rivei this, evening from Cove, where Mr. Rii'gs has been shippinif cherries n. a company in New York, having1 ship Ped 42 cailwa.is of black cherries. Proxy Will He Present Walter Meacham ot linker wll! carry the Union County Ad clul. proxy to the -August 14th meeting of the intermediate Ii;ite assolla- Over from Xainpa B. S. Wilkins of Nampa, ig over today shaking hands with friends. He formerly lived in La Grande and still has a very high opinion of this city and the Grande Rondo valley. PeriiiilK Only on Forest lieserves Campfire permits are nivossary only on national forest lands, ac cording to Forest Ranger Floyd Keudall. These may be secured from any forest service officer and for tine campers wnu wish m duiki eamplires on Mt. Emily, permits 'niHy be secured from the forest t ranger stationed ut the lookout. Left for Portland Mrs. S. A. Krickson and her granddaughter, Vesta Erlckson, left this morning for Portland, where they make their home at the com pletion of a delightful visit spent n La G ra tide wit h rela t Ives. Lady Here from IHeth Mrs. Livingstone, landlady of the railroad man's hoarding house nt Uieth, Oregon, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodtv of this city au:l will also spend a few days at Hot Luke. - Gray Still at Large Basil Gray, the tprisonor who escaped from John Strieker Tues day evening at Thurnhollow, Is at large. A posse has been dili gently combing the district where ho escaped but no clues as to his whereabouts have yet been fouu The region waero he escaped is we) I k now u to G ray an d h e prob ably worked . his way out of the territory or has found a secure1 hiding place. Larisou Goes (o Portland- Last evening G. L. Larlson. mnii iger oi" the La Grande1 Grocery ompauy, left for Portland to be gone several days on business con nected with tho wholesale busi ness. To Radium Springs Mr- and Mrs. (. W. Jones and Mr. md Mrs. Tap Thomas left this morn ing for Radium Springs. Mr. an i Mrs. Jones will return this evening, 'caving Mr. and Mrs. Thomas to spend t few days at the Springs. Gildersleeve ltet urns T. E. . Gildersleeve, a-i prominent Wallowa county stocltmiin," arrived In La Grande lust ovening and left for his home in Enterprise this morning on the branch lino train. Ir. Gildersleeve spent the evening is a guest at the Foley. NEW TODAY FOR SALE One second hand 22-.'J Case Thresher with biake. jelf feed er, gruin handler, wind stacker and bagger attachment- In iiis- cla condition. Oniy $'.U0. Oregon ' Haidware & Implement Co, 8-10-ti FOR SALE Four milk cows. Oucari Hurt, May Park- Second railroad; dossing below Standard Oil tanks on island City road. B-10-ltp LOST Gold ring with platinum Ma sonic emblem set in ebony, largo diamond in center, smaller diamonds in platinum. Leave at Observer of fice and be rewarded- 8-10-51 LOST Camera between J rover Good place and I .a Grande. Call Mrs. A Good, 28!I-R. 8-3 it FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. Also one room house partly furnish ed. lliUG N. Phone 404-R.. 8-10-2t :H osiery: Some of the vein- latest novelties and designs in hose received yesterday. See Our Window. FRENCH & GREENE liciuly-to-wear and Shoes. FOR 'RENT Furnished rooms at the Waverly Apartments, 1311 O Ave. 8-10-3tp WANTED Girl for general house work on ranch, llwne Farmers 5x2. 8-10-tf WANTED Cook for Roy Scout camp. Impure Y. M. C. A. 8-10-tf NOTICE 'All nersons having bills against La Grande baseball club pieuse present sojne to Oscar John son. 8-10-tit motoring on tho La (Vamr-o-Unhml highway when she attempted to -lasi; a large gravel tvuck that was coming; toward her. Aeeordiifir to Mrs. Mesinn. she and' the children were out for u drive on; the highway when she ttied to pass an approaching truck that she claims! would not give her any room to pass and skidded over the grade, turning! the car over twice. I Outside of being severely shaken! up and receiving a few bruises no one vns badlv hurt- . ' CHICAGO GREETS PACKJtS CHICAGO, Aug. 10. The -annual convention of the Institute of Ameri can Meat Packers, the membership ot , which comprises moro than two hun dred of the leading packing oompunies in tho United States and Canada, wiil be held in Chicago, beginning October Uth. Tho attendance at this convention , will be made uo of officials and repre sentatives of acking plants located in almost everv state of the Union, it was announced- ' ' CAM. KOK CITY WARRANTS. Notice is hereby ciyen that all war rants on tho General Kuml of the City of La (irnudc, Oregon, for March and Apiil, 11122, will be culled for pnymcnt AiiL-ust 11, 11122, nnd interest on miid w;ti rants ceases from that date. KMMA. M. KOW1.KK, Treasurer of the City of La Grande, Oregon. Auk y-lo-11. 14 Woman Claims Truck Crowded Her Car off .1 Highway None Hurt I An Hccident occurred recently wheit; Mrs, ('has. Mesiua nnd children were FOR SALK One second hand McCer mick combine harvester with n irine struw dump and wat-on load' er. ("heap. Uiee;:n Hauiware ei inipiemeni to. o-ru-u KOIl SALK Dipinif ulu and kitchen c:ibiiii-t- twti. ii-'tls. hairs, rhilds' OLD TYMB -DANCE Every Thursday Night Zuber Hall P. J. Powers !niiiela Man Here j V. It. Morgan, a rsldent of Ka- mela, arrived In La Grande yes-! rday and spent the greater part of the day looking after some busi-j ness matters. Mr. Morgan return-; d to his home this morning and! 'as au overnight guest at the! Foley, Touring Thmngh M r. u n d M ra. J a ines C rick and family and Mrs. Robert Hamillon, all of linise, Idaho, motored Into La Grande yesterday and registered nt the Savoy. They are tanking an extensive tour of Oregon and Idaho and left on their Journey this morn "Mt. Emily" Products I3 your assurance that you are getting the Best in Cured Meat3 ' The Grande Ronde Meat Co. 1ft" TONIGHT "The of mg Shba" 12 One of the Seasons 15est Shows ' CAKE'S For CroCit No Interest , am1 j For Sale ; New modern 5-f oom home. Thi plac was jast compk-ied last November. Large lot 52x125 on a macadam ized sti eet, cement sidewalk, excel lent lawn, flowers and shrubbery the living and dining rooms are fin ished In natural jljin and the ben rooms, bath and kitchen are fin ished in enamel. The house it equipped wit ha furnace, fireplact and basement with concrete floor This is a new mo lorn home and one that Is exceptionally, well construct ed, exceptionally well located and ii. perfect condition. Jf you are look ing for a real mode' 11 home it wil pay you to Investigate this. A sold ier's loan will be accepted. I 1 nave several good lots in all parts 01 town. If you are going to build come in and let me show them to you. ARCADE MOST SENSATIONAL MOST THRILLING MOST BEAUTIFUL TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Admission 40c Kiddies 10c 6 room house near hluh school 'Modern, two lame lots CUxllO. j Price $2500.00. Ti'i nrs. M.O.ern !i room bunt-alow, just painted, well located, yood ;traEe. full basement. Trite $3,00.00. Terms. SCREEN; SPECTACLE EVER SHOWN ANYWHERE IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS "QUEEN OF &HEBA" The Love Romance of the Most Beautiful Woman the World Has Ever Known. - AND THEN THE CHARIOT RACE Six great chariots, each drawn by four blooded Arabian horses, plunging madly head-on toward the audience. NOTHING LIKE THIS TERRIFIC CHARIOT RACE HAS EVER BEEN SHOWN IN THE WORLD I ii "HAMILTON" j J 111 the nnv Cuhnhd ilenign in j ALVIN SILVER STERLING j ! U III A namesake of llic great American Stales- I j l! III man and a perfect example of all lliat was ! ill f1 II' III kcsl 'n t',e decorative art of his time ; j j .We are showing this and other Alvin I J ' XuVy IV Silver designs at our store., Jl I S i 1 J. H. Peare & Son Jewelers and Optometrists . Geo. H. Currey Keel Estate