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7 ir2 PAGE TWO HE LA CrSATTDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, August U te. "-v-v- A- ; jn wearing a new ir.it. 11 ives to llioir w hole ap'iear-ain-e llie Kiirift zcsl fulness of t lie A ut mini Season. .Jaunty , M-ralelied fell' i ui'liar.s, ciuliroiilereil K'ns.-iaii tmics they are here aloii with many others. Showing New Fall Dresses Thf Hew re .- howini; a Canton ("rent here are, al women. .. sti-1! Your inseei HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Hazelwood THE QUALITY KIND French Salad, Maple Nut, Chocolate and Vanilla. , Ail at Reiiiilar Hulk IViee. Try Our Heavy Chocolate PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE 0 w!riw?weat!a3 Where Most Folks - tSi Just Thirty ears Ago in the Grande Ronde Valley August l'J, District Atunuw Hy Io t;nH f-'lu-iiif Coiule ot linker enmity, leiinned ye teidity morninjr (nun Uni.-n, win-i.' they received Ihe v'.ViOi r ward for capturing the North powder liiiin nS hels. There is a litre r.nd Ki mltuI ami plaint over the o:hu; hitnnt hills al l'jved in the small p u'im-. The lull for the pest house, which ost the eiry ?-iOO in city wnutnls, is eo'isiilered an outrajje. Mei e th:m tine cm i pa tent contractor in l.a tliiimle lins ed that the Iioiim could he 'inpliciiled in every respirt lot s;;((), The mayor of the city also comes m for a idmrv 'nf criticism In (i.eseoliiiK an exh.uhit Mint hill, iiK-iiniin;j tor iwu :unls of clothes. I'Yt'd Noiline. the catth hittir am; hit! tnnehes uf Uni n cumy, vv.i.s hvim- fiom his tarm near in i h MnA Fred Prochstel tely injured, by u fall ti.mi his !a evening. While aui-m'i hK of his stock Ik I ' distance of alumt t. lt V, ti the i'e i.ml fe! ' ; tne lit maiif.'er be i in fall Was census. :-;:My a .sack of jrrii.i ti;.': tn.iM him. He maimc'd c : ti n:id was nss.itid i; i.l. I' :ited the h-ll i 1 n til- that while no he n's ,, ic 1? hhocl; of the fall had c.him ! t .-v.m.-bruising ahout the .hest and it wa a: fiist feaied that the in.:uii itiurht bi, inteinal af.d possibly nuit .- itoni, lie has been cunti..cit to his Ud lm it is thought he will so -n i t' snific. enlly receveii J to lie inrntii. , Fred Pi -leb. tel is put'iny u a flame huildinir on Adam.- avi tiu.' wed of the Foley hou ie and ihi, will Ic occupied when cumpletnl by Wouds,: the photographer. The foundation for the Palmer atid Ciwiness building bL nady for brickluyisiir within the week. An inf.-iaial uveptien a ;e:dei! Mr. and Mim A. J. Pe, n Jsi ;!,. ;i ,. letic rooms yesterday eve-n;,- Aichitects ai m ' ' v , l ,! ..; I i- )iooari()K the revi--i i Ihe S liaiu'o rlounni; ntul ,'.,t: A young woman in 1 ; t',;: -.. Week attempted to eoi!!:nl .ii,, taking poison- Mi died a'i t:: rived in lime to puveni i' etpiences. No motic Jia-t be Hitrned for the act. Work is M'lt hesnir rusiud urtasinn well at ti.e elect n on Wie Lrh: nouse, nnu me uepui is now over "Jo;i feet. The subMame encountered in tho last sixty or seventy feet has been ft sort of blue clay. No water has been found since passing below the uual surface water. Mrs. Mary Keed, of Ejrb; valley. vaa conveyed to the iiismie as'-lutn thin Week in charge of W. It Cher, leputy sheriff, and County Commis nioner l .1. lbvwn. Mrs. Keed's de raniroment was caused hv readinir ue-. cunts of the labor troubles nt Home-, BteHd, Pensylvania. her former home. t The county clerk has issued pinr Viafi livrensea the past week to Wil. Fall Arrivals l'cn hcPon: they drui Fall costumes must women en- fall il resses rirc iciii,,iinj to 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i- of new models sizes from Hi ii) to extra ion is invitf d Ice Cream Buy Their Drugs Jiiam Whithirk and Hcrtha K. AUen, h .lliam Kmmons tnid 'Kmma H- ll ilse, and Albert Wright and Minnie M. ! Hartley. j It v.i estimated that the wool crop i of Kastern Oieon will amount to li'.hout 7,(100,0(10 poundu this year and less than one million pounds wiL) lie nianufacluied in the stale of Ort'on Mairicd: In th parlor of the Hotel Kolev, l.a ( ramie, Aui. 7. 18yj, William P. Kmmons ami Miss Kmnin Hu'se; .1. W. Knuwlei, justice uf the m r.i-e, rffieiatimr. Mariied: In l.a (Jrande, Anjr. 10, IS'.fJ, W. M. Whitlark and Miss M-r-tlm Allen, both cf l.a (Jrasde. Rev (!li.'h:ii dson nerfnruvd the ceremony. A recitation contest was held re cently at the teachers' institute. Mi s Hi ,-;sie MiMtrv oi l.a ( .ramie winnin fir l prize and t'nion winning Miss Mabel Caiter teciind pri.e. Wallowa County Court Sublets Road Contracts on the Entire Highway EKTEKPKI S E , A u ,r- 1 2 Th re . c ; ads n ere let last week by the i t j ty t ;hh: tor the constriietitm of ihe .-.evert mil.'s of highway between 1..A; i;n and W. . Watie's farm.! 1 a us the count1' has shifted the bur He, i oi the wins, ami will not entrap'' in eimsriuetion at all. The pi ices if he rulv utiats appear to leave the . '--ir:!y safe en it:i pi ice of $1 UMM 0 for ' h'- wiinle jel I.o wlmle .lays, fium WediuJav1 r:i "ii in c i may noun were spem oy - Je;;: s n and M : ully. weighing and hirmine; the vaiims bids of sub-Lor ti..dei and '.hi tesult was a clean u cf the jnii, which is grat it ying t a'1. Wnvk o'i the hi uh;e will he hi i' id a oii.-e, ai'd t n the earth urrad" """''i ' a bt ; iv.-teoi- will he maile in about a "l m. -i h. li i cMifeted that the biul- J'Meil, e- v.ill be fmithrd this fall and the'Allen hijrhway will be comnlctcd net 'Qirinvr boist": Dresses for Autumn- Wars ul Mii-i-t'ssl'iil ilrt'siiiakiii are hark i I' utir line t'nr Aiiuiiim Sm.-iri umviit with -1 1 i . -liiii's. ii r!'i-i-i worUmailiii ainl worthy man-rials. .ALitiv new iiumIcIs in Sat in-faeetl Cantuii. Cain. m Creie, Puin-t Twill, Tricut inc. Campbell Sisters . Jadies' Kfatly-to-Wear aiul Milliuen- in Hats arrive, already in I'oirel Twill hirire sizes for I0RSE STOLEN IT LOSTIKE i l.OHTIXK, Aug. 12. James Pat rick bad the misfortune to have i good saddle lion and saddle; stole,, ....... u recently. A man who had he. working for him Is suspected blui Is suspected, hut has not been apprehended et. Floyd Molfit returned from llaker last week, where he had been work ing fur the Commercial Creamery company, ile says this company has closed up all (heir receiving sta tions. He expects to assist bis brother Mike in the .Mutual Cream station heie. (ieo. Mofflt and fsnnfly wen; En ter pi Jse visitors on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson wmt 1 1 rhui cli at Wallowa Sunday and were Mtieatii Tor dinner wirti M r. and Mrs. Eddlemon and her pa rents, Itev. and Mm. Henry Mar tin. It try. Martin has be- n pastor in years past at Wallowa, Lost i no, Flora and Joseph. P.. W. Patrick of Walla Walla in ii t, .....VH ,n. Ik utoppiiiK will) his brother, James-i rilzpairick and family. Cmmer Carlson, lormerly a !ralii farmer and cattle man ul the Ziun wait country, east of Enterprise'. ! hut who has been on a visit to his ; old home in Sweden, returned to j l.osi ine several weeks ago, hi ink ing u tirule with him from his na tive country. They are visiting here for the ijne.-eiit with his sister. Mrs. J. H. Jackson, and Mr. Carlson is luokniK for an opportunity to buy a goo i farm in tiiis vicinity. Mario HainiuocK left !. outride points on Tuesday on business. i 'has. Ham i I ton and dauu liter, Mrs. Nora Cook, came in from Cove I lie first ctt the wek and have boon visiting relatives here for a lew days. Jackson Poe and vv ife and t wo daughters rathe in Sunday to isit his mul her, Mrs. I). H, liridwell and other relatives, M rs. ,oe Thompson w as an Kn li rprise visitor last Sattir.lay. When Came Warden Ceo. Koeis of Wallowa, and Kditor Major ot the Walluvv a Miu were ii p a hove the Pole ltrlike Cie first uf last we 'k Holer's i-ar refused to w oik and lie seat to the re. id camp ri;:ht - ii tl). tiiide.e for a team lu tow him down to Ihe cam p. Soon alter Hie team was intcliM.! pii and start ed ' he i ar. Mr. Kogers I hrew the J ear out of gear by accident, and Mine no brakes were workim: on Mho car, it lump d alii.id onto tiie i,,,r ses' Ii-' Is. sea nag i lie team. iu Ih'i'.i Hi ' uulli:ilKie:ilite ; tut ran i f. i lien is ami ii-inli'r iIiumi tin- hi : I. rttiniiiii; hitn Ins; whii'li .sliiipeil l lie IllU': ; t'.ll'. (Hie t'lln win- Hid one ,e 11'nrll t!l car ami lull's ha.llv Mr. .i mul , skinned up. M r. ajor jumped cut 0 ,t,;.e. ht int; iil- leloimed to Karl n vvtirliiat: tixr 1 near ie ,. The I 111. FJiiiUv arnl fonridend iiimsolf for lt:iiiife (hut tilt team wa tint dain ;m d worse or killed. Mr. and Mil. Kur) Allen wont to Wallowa on Friday tind Sunday to ho 1iM father, Mr. Ncal Allen, who is in very mor health. Arthur Hulse moved to Wallowa on W.'desj lay. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Hammock re turned t0 StaufleWl bun wt-ek after a week's visit here with rehuives. Miss Lenta Holmes returned hoiii" f mm a visit In Missouri I hi first of tile Week. , Mrs. O, F Mays left Tuesday for a visit with Mrs. Jessie Kid' Wu 1 Io w a hefij r- rt u r n i n k t at her llciine ,-u llernilstiin. Misi fieoria Cliildeis Is helping Mrs. 1'hil I'l-jloii near Wallowa, lur- iiik narvesi work. lli-. Hint !,- r:,w w,.r. :u ..r KiaiiD. anil Mr. and Mrs. lOireicjm, oi i:t. 1'in lse. are on a motor tour. lionir. throuuh Yakima ami Seattle and expect to vlit 'Salt I'm,- their return home. Lake be Iti-v. G. 11. Keese, pastor nf the Mi-tiioilist chureli al Wallowa, came io l.ostiiii. Sunday uveniiiK with .Mr. ami Mrs. Chris Johnson, and visit ed tli.-iu ami otlnr friends until Tuesday. Tin- Culon Sunday school hold their annual oiuinK and plcnie din ner on 'Sunday up by the swamps on (he Smith Fork. Ke.v. Hhields and wire, and alstn-s and niece, who jtwo steamfitters who ale installing lit. are ilieir guests from wjre in ! nines from the well e.nstl ucled boiler. alt-!!la nee. Th" memhi-rs cf the Christian church will go to the I'ole Bridge un Sunday after Sunday school and liiivo a baskit dinner togelli:-r and iln-ir pastor. H,v. I'ointer. will preach to tlmm at 3 p. m. In ihe trove. The people of the Union Sunday school and Presbyterian cluin h ari invite. I to Joiu tbeni for i be day. .Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Couch of Wallowa were lu l.oatiue on real estate business last week. .Maiv A. Nichols C'ju.aty l.iljiarian. I The first two volumes of the "Out I " 'V '",cup '"fc '" - Uy J.unaiy 1'iuf. Innmson of th- ! University of Auetdein plans to do in ! iN'.-irnrp what Wells has at-oimplished' i in th- tit'ld of history; namely, tV ii'ivp ;hp reneixl i.hkI.x- t-,l-..a u - i.ie.r.-e, a coniireho(,sivo hut m-rmi I M'l V, V uf 1 lia t'ii.'il .if c,.i...ilirii. Ilhouk'ht and disevoery. The style js , i: u :rui-:y clear and simple and lies! 1 fron tech!iealiii"H. The first volume. itir us' u:c ninuiii;-e ni me neavens i II J the hlnrv uf evolution: the second ! :s eKietly about natural history. There! 'vvill lie nur volumes when the work is ji mpleted, the publication of each' v;iuiiie heimr set a mouth aoart. I Ni-w Kic;in Arrives. . I Many new books, includinir consid- ; arable number of fiction titles, have lin en placed on the library shelves i yuance of an order of the Court madeii ;duiinir the past f:n tniht One thatiUnd entered July 11, 1!2'2, will offer1' will bo specially enjoyed by boys and! at private sale, the following describ-l Kins, r.s w'.mi as tji'own-ups, wno iMtrtr(.Uc wild aniniat ways is I's "Watched by Wild Ani- i? Popular Hooks. Aitentiun hnvs and tnrls of Unijn iCiuntv! Are vou familiar with each j(,r tu,se hooks? This list of 25 titles was chosen by popular ballot nt the conferences this summer of the A. L. A and of the N. E. A. as the eieam nf 'e titles in children's literature- To ) without readinp them is to miss som:-;himr big- and fine and enjoyable in life. Any one of them may be had lor the asking at yoor County Library. Alcr.tt. "Kittle Women.' I Catioll. Alice in :Won:!erland-" Itcfoc, "I!.bin:-on Crusoe." Sti venson. '"Treasure Island.'' Twain, '"Tom Sawver " Nirolay. "Ueys- Life of Abraham !.iiKen.'' Kiplim;, "Junsrle Hook." Anderson. ' Faiiy Tale.-'. Aesoji's Fables. 1 Stevenson, "Child's Garden of: erses.' Pyle, "Merry Adventures of Robin I loud." l.amb, "Tabs fiom Shakcspoare." Arabian Nights. Maloiv. "liny.-" Kinp Arthur." Va.i Lucm. "Sloiy of Mankind." Wiiin, "lb oecca uf Sunnybrook I";.i :n." .seveason. "H me Hook of Verse oi Young Folk." Hicke'i. "i hiisimas Caiol." j li vini:. " -: Van Winkle-" ! Mother Coose. ! i-.'dge. ,'!i:i:is I'linker-" i Ilagtd.xn, "Hoys' I. ife of Theodore , !t. Ha'thi'iti'-, "V S.fei. -WiU Kri'iwi: '' spyri. "Hi'Mi." '.iileilini'k. A ii Iimi !s I Have Puv and ! Classified Ad- ell tiirousn Observer; NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY 240 acre farm three miles front l.a tlramte. K.O acre farm six inlle from l.a Gianile Well improved. Another liiO acre farm with no Imililinss at n bargain. Two ilamly SO nero farm.i. one well improved, the oilier un- inipi ii eil. r.;o acre farm ami stock ranch rttnintm 'I All theie piai'"i ran be bought at iiarain j ric -s and on good terms. Ten acres In Krnitdale. $4750. Four a- r. s in May I'nrk f.HHHI. We h.ie for sale and trade, all kuiils of good farm'. '.toek r.'luliis. fruit tracts, building lots and city p'opertv rf nil kinds. Automobile and Fire Insurance , Notary Public PYRAMIft LAND CO. F. N. Ford WALLOWA HIGH school mm WAI.I.OW.A, Auk. 12. Wallowa'.iv. ose',,ust8 the visitors were on thisiccss jf now hiirh .school is lanlillv ussuminit toim. Twenty-three men are busy under Contractor Ceonre W'atile, !i0. is lUHhinK 'he work with his crew. The lnick walls have risen ahout fouri f, t uhoi- the cement foundation, and the cential studding: in m place. 1 - window names hiive arrived anil arel i beini; inepaied for placiim. 1 ney aiei ' of a pleasing aieh design, and are of Rem ious pi..portion. '1 he wimlow sills, i which are to lie oi concieie, are uciim ,-i,st in the ba.-ement: fifteen wooiten ! forms heinir used. The cast stone has' ! at livid and a few Llock have been put ace near the main entrance, in Gothic ornamentation is veiy pleasing, in th2 east stone t: rhimiiiK, and will! add the element of dignity and classic beauty whicrf means so much in the beauty of an edifice. The foundation wails of the building have men raise i abi.ut two feel so that the basement i leally a triound Hour, with full siae.l windows and ten foot ceilings. The ciew at work consists of four brick masons, six cat renters and thir teen helpers- Their pay ranges from . ."ill In KHI.ufl n dav. Thfie are also It. C. Shattuck will at l ive l-rnlay to lake Mr. Waale's place as manager, while the present popular managor wiil rcume the olfice woik in Port laml. j shuti'm; in cor.v. ; KNTI-.KPKl.Si:. Aug. 12. The II. , M. h. & I., company is shipning in Uevetal caikads of coin ironi the mid Idle stati-3 anil transporting it by tru.-,t to its sheep ranches where it will be 'available for winter feeding. Sam ,Heains and Gail Johnson have the Icautract for transporting the 'most of i it though one v.-gon is also hauling. ! SWEET CORN. 1 The market is flooded with all kinds of field coin. White Hint, sweet corn dried on the stalk and yellow in the sun, and all kinds of rubbish. Buy only the Stoddard corn, standard guaranteed. Ever - dozen prime and first class. The name behind the corn is "J. 11. Stoddard." K-Jl-2tp ENLARGING AND TINTING OL'U SPECIALTY. Beautiful Pictures i i Colors oi vour Koda made from Kilms, both Portrait and Si-enery. Kichard-son's Art & (iift Shop. 7-2(i-wed it -sat-t NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HEAL PUOPEKTV. In tho County Court of the State J of Oregon, for Union County. i In the Matter of the Estate of Eliza-jj both A. Wright, deceased. j NOTICE IS HEKEUY GIVEN thatii the undersiirned administrator of th i Estate of Elizabeth A. W rieht, in pur el prope'ty, to-wU: Lots One Pi) and Two (2) in Block One C Sunn.vside Addition to m Grande, Oregon. Same to be sold for the best offot obtained, for cush, on and after the 25th day of Aiipusl, 1922. Offers to purchase may be left with La Grande Investment Company, or the undersigned at La Grande, Ore. The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all offers made for said property. Sale to be subject to confirmation of the County Court of Union County. Oregon- Dated this 20th dav of July. 1022. J.'K. WRIGHT, Administrator. July 22-20. A its. 5-12-10. HILL HILITHK AGADEMY A Seh?et Non-Sectarian lionrilltiK Selioil Tlnyn between 6 nnd 20 years Sneinl AtlvBtittiKKK. Hoiiieliko Atmos pliere. Small t'lasses ami Men teachers. Detailed U. S. Army Dllieer. OPENS SEPT. IS, 1022 rOUTI.AND. OREGON For Sale room modern Ik ,iouse close tn on O stn et. Nice lau"i trees, shrub- bt-ry, cement littlo home, on part of It. sidewalks. An Ideal rice $;t$00. Terms 5 room modern house In Connor Dale addition, bunealow style. Ce ment sidewalks, lawn trees, etc. I'rico $"000, $100 cash, balance easv terms. fi -room house. 4 lots, nt loos Third street. Close to high fechool. Price $J.".oo. $;".00 cash, balance $;5.00 per month. Two pood room ine houses for sale, close in and both money mak ers. Price richl. Com' tn and we will talk these over with yo:;. 7 rwn no.vn homo tni U ! barn. par.i U n, trer. .; u'i bery on Adam nxenue. Vriet SnJo aim i oeo e.ifii win ok iuh ir kiui $1000 and Intereyt on deferrd pay- ments per year. A real home, and easy to b;y. C.J. BLACK & CO. New 'Folnj llulldlng La Grande, Orcgot, I Large Dairy Operators ' j Visit Malheur County; l-l eheiircwi- , h'i7v o iv s I ' - i.llty o I u.iu set ON'TAIMO, A ik eaiicrs jn ne .miry . '?"-''! erica last .umi.iay. tm "i"; nmiiin! v came its tile lesuil oi mc. '.. i!..rn,.r ii w. liuvi.-.; ,., xiie special car in which the "party; trevciffl.1 landed at 1'nvette on No. 17 aB,j the cms from Ontario, 1'avette: i un;r met them, and diove thelii: i , vVcis.-r where 11 suniut'ius trout' l i,,,-akfast was served to ii- people. ,., .u,. tnn ariuss Head Ox Flat .,.- , Weiser the party stopped' ul tj10 ouo Miller place and at the B A (iuttcn idKe ranche, wheie the l .. ean ,.. ,( pasture lots were : sen. 7ATKINS Vegetable Oi! Soap; for toilet, bath and shampoo, is pure economical and pleasant to use. 'Vegetable ' OlLtSOAP All the family will like this soap because it cleans so quickly and thoroughly. Lathers freely in hard, soft or alkali water. Make a note now to get a supply when next I call. u:vik 1'i:ck t'ovo, Oienoii THE W ATKINS DEALER Over 150 Quality Products W7 fipvsiS.c II j la geands Permanent astme Pyramids" . Manufacturers f "ff 9 IIuiMiiig v atcr Irrigntlou Culvert Drainage i! WELL CURBING Phone Main 120 Pi n a " A IIIW Chimney f 'V-J I. 1 i, I, f J Several New Styles last Arrived For Shoes That Are Different at Popular Prices Try The A PARADISE FOR TIRED FEST 20G Depot Street 0 rover Smith, Mrrr. Iff dtll'ffi i I &,e I I Off irp flraw9? 1 ( T 1 31INOI a I Ml( : HI KFI'l-CUCANS. O'l August L'Hi h Slut.- Chimmiin Walter I.. Turae, Jr., of .McMinnvillo, .. ;!i i,- hi I ! linintli' and at " o'clock i" the ni'tr, noon thy eity hull there hvii; k ,. ....tins f K.-I.U..I..!.-. ltK f . nnriiiise of i men .' J. ,. mattes c-.K-etniiiK the "- ; di.riisl!)L' , l;. M..H-- II is lemic.' .' , " - ..,,,,.. (c,: that nil inenilieis mti'icsieii mi in- .-"n-- Ihe Hi-k"t t'e pre Hem nnn co-i- vith the :t:iU- chairman. ! vci.-e Iti puhlican Central oninullee. iS-12-Hlp. Better Than Medicine AYe have a motlel to suit v"ti raninir in price from to $7.)0. SEE THEM HEAR THEM ami ynu will want them. Terms as you like. Getting well goes faster by far with a llrunswick to help pass tho tedious hours. And while It amuses it trains the ear to an appreciation of true tones. Musicians rucommend The Brunswick to aid In tha musi cal education of children. Uriinswh k Ilecorcls are also uniiiue In the artistic beauty of their interpretation. A llrunswick. on a llrunswick this Is the height of musical achievement. Brunswick Eastern Oregon j Music Co. j -SEPTIC TANKS FiK't'ory Islantl City iry Phono -Main 113 Blocks
