La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 12, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, August 12, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING- OBSERVER PAGE THREE THE OLD HOME TOWN Just when marshal otey walker hadsicns oa bis rev-'ac - pwlllppask who was on his hontmlx tmt HAD TO BE LOCKED UP - filling, the jail ToCaP-oot ti . Bv StailleV n'on merchants, arrived in Laition to his business interests he has J J I Grande this morniiiK from Portland. j been looking up former friends. Mr. und are spending the day here Dciore KiiinK on to their homes- While in Portland tlwy atU'nded Buyers' Week. (ioIiik to l.jike Miss Mae Donovan and Neva Snider will motor to Wallowa lake this afternoon to spend several days enjoying the pleasures that the lake affords. -Motor to Seattle JudRo and Mrs. d. W. Knowles left last evening by the pverland route bound for Seattle, where they, will visit with their son. Everett I'nnjrs used to live in l.a (..ramie, hi father having been foreman in the Observer press rtwni. Leaves for Home Mrs. Nettie Hyde all 1 her s-n, Paul, and Mrs. Leta Keller, of llastinir.. Michigan, who have been spending th.' summer in La Civande visiting with Mr. and .Mrs. O. A. Knit-., left this afternoon on No. 17 for their home. Thev reoort a very delightful visit and like La Grande very much. NEW MENTOR , JOINS STAFF Tnlon Meeting Tomorrow You are cordially inviied to nt tend the union meeting m the Knowles. for about two weeks, be-! Methodist Kplscvwl ch.ireh Sunday foro returning to La Grande. Arrived from Portland ihdith Simmons, of Portland, is in La Grande this week visiting her mother, Mrs. Joe Hoistman. She was formerly known in La Grande as Edith Weaver, and was emlpoyed on the Observer for some time. evening nt 8 o'clock. Itev. J. W Guun will tie tbo preacher and the pastor of the Methodist church will preside. Special music will add to tho attractiveness and profit of the service. Ralph I). Casey, of Seattle, Joins School of Journalism at tho University of Ore gon; Has Yg Record. UNIVERSITY OK OREGON, Eu KtMiu, Autf. 12 Ralph J). Casey, cjf scuttle, will join ttie stuff ot tho School of Journalism this fall us pro fessor of 'I rudt! Journalism und Liter ary Markets, according to an an nouneement made recently by lJresi ent 1'. L. Campbell. Under an at' laiiKenuwit with Dean Eric W. Allen, 1J releasor Casey has spent three year in tho, fieid preparing himself as an authority on subjects ot trade, clasb and inaustrial journalism, including agricultural publications. Most Local News In Brief Car lilts lluUdiim A Ford car, driven by John To lanoy of Cove, nnd occupied by four ntiwiVa cmnelin.1 l..t .1,., ,.'.. 4 r liuun .nan in u.j- thfl H,.lirs ,pnnjntr to !,. MhvvIIIc's : V . . T "7"; . ,.Y Inmt'a Kosewull. who niaKea us ... ; , . mis nine ne spent in ew lortcwnerv hon e in Union an Ived in La I ? t!eJ0llra'y,. i'T"' , dam,"R- he served for two year, as a member (Jrando this morning on he auto I on( fllth h tho IHlrJrowly st,me and spent the morning he o ' ,8Spi, nittinff btt poiestrinn. The fonder and the front part of the radiator hood was smashed. The car . was traveling about 15 miles per hour, tho brakes having failed to work according to the driver. 'returning to his home later in the day, ; I'nion Visitors ! Mr. and Mrs. Rex Grifigs and Mrs. G. H. Rollins of Union, motor ed to La Grande ycBtordny after noon and fipeut a short time note on business returning to Union In the evening. IK 3(t it 3(f ( Sit Hz 3f 4ftr J(f ?H Sept. 1-2 Northwest convention business. The two gentlemen are I guests at the Foley. Motors to Wallowa Lakt Utile, iiil Wry 111 , j Little Phyllis Mtlnnis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Melnnls. 'is reported to be seriously ill this, horse i morning at Hot Lake. Her mother ; bones In mv foot lie, ttitl. t,i- u,iH Itur fflthoi U'nilt til Ilia ellrrim un.l t m.uld i,nt c.t it( V' UiJ Ulnf!l,!. motwi.l,(i Xo. WaI,ow.'1:Hot Luke early this morning. so I called to Charlie .and believe me it lie and not come to my res- Tom Ik on Criitehew Tom Johnson is walking around the city on crutcheq nnd savs tlint the cause of it nil Is that "Charlie IMayle nnd myself were up in LaiKl canyon looking over our stock when my horse began to fitumble, finally falling and pinning me under breaking u couple of My foot wag in Visiting Son Mrs Raiph Dvran is in the city for a few days visiting with her son, LI- Shopping mcr McMannus- .1 Myron - motored Over from I'nion i spending I ping. Lake this afternoon to return wita Mrs. Pulman, who has been spendinif several days at the hike. in city Lyons and family of Union, to La Grande yesterday, the day in the city shop- of tne stall of the New York Herald, tunning connections that would be ol u;-e to the Oregon school. "The addition of Mr. Casey," said Dean Allen today, "gives the Oregon School of Journalism the largest as well as the most experience faculty west of the Missouri river, and the completion of the new building to re place that lccently burned will give it ihe most adequate and efficient quar ters in the West, though not ot the most permanent tvpe of architecture ine department of which Mr. Casey will have charge has betn well found ed through the labors of Professor Al- tbe'ircd Powers and Dean Colin V. Dy theh'ieut, both of whom will continue in the work- In my belief, we shall have the strongest work in class, trade and industrial journalism in the cnthv ounLiy. t'ossibly one eastern tnstitu Leaving for IMrthiml cue I would have been holding that ; 111,11 ; "" UV" eALV,"u,i uuv j horse down yet. t .. l - i . Lewis Zaugg and fantilv of Union, spent the dav in tho city yester- ' day, returning-home in the evvulng. ; V1,1 f,',m Uiilmi I V. S. Uellus of On Trip to lleaclieM . Mr. and .Mrs. Word Fowler loft Union, was a .i,ia i ti,..ir ,,,.- u-ivnon Purchases Home ;unest at uie ravoy mst evening amildar for Portland und Crater lako C. H. Woods vesturdav purchased 3 r xooay looKiug alter uonio ; to spend a few days, and from there Mrs. Nellie S pence will leave this. horse evening for" Portland to spend sev-j erai nays mere wi n ner L.A" " pi,.;; ch rh of Chri. '" days in the Univer tor. who now makes her home there s at tne I ir.st ( nuu n ot i niist, t ...u:..u u. and is t-'mployoJ. In one of the ship ping olllees. , I . ,.,...-, . , i ne became reporter, nrtsistant port litor. political writer and as.sis- i ant citv editor of tho Scuttle Post-In- Zlon English Lutheran Cliurch i leiligcncer, at the same time serving 905 M avenue. Silk Und erwear New sliipnit'iit tif Van Hanlte's celebrated silk underwear in il'lesh, trcliid, lnuizc and peach. These are Hie most desired shades. FRENCH & GREENE Keady-to-wear and Shoes. Mr, Casey has been actively engag- d m newspaper and maga.ine work :e his student days in the Univer- t 11 nVWk. nt iho rrn.i. of Ki.-1 graduated in lild. After grauution. n,l Wnhinirtr.n t mem. S-.d.ieet. 1 m- became reporter, "Soul. Sunday School 10 as editor of the Washington Alumnus the W'm. UolHns home nu K avinne business interests. between ICth and 11th streets. To He Willi MolheV J. Taylor 'eft last evening for yesterday (continuing on their journey to the iniost popular beaches of Oregon, Walla Walla, to be with his mother who is seriously ill. Keui" from l-'uli Albert liousquet returned home Passes Through from Grttsliam, Oregon.! Miss Ida Hailing of Union, who iL m., Mrs. R. Hocstad, superintend ent, preaching hl't vices 11 a. m. Sermon subject, "The Truo Urother hood of Christ.' Rev. K. llogatad, pastor. Mfaiifiehl Man Here A. L. Hammock, business man of Stanfield, is spending a few days in the city. where he has been attending the has been attending summer school Multnomah county fair. i at Monniouth for the past lVv j weeks, passed through La Oraudo ltnek from Chicago I this morning 011 No. 2.4, bound lor Miss Isabella iviilier, daughter of her home. Mis. Koucrt Wilder ot this citv. re To Visit Raker Clark Fitzgerald of this city will leave tomorrow morning for Baker where he will spend the day visiting with friends. turned to La Grande after completing a ccutse in public school music 'n Chicago. Vnlon Xewspaper Man in City Geo. A. SeibTM, editor of the Union Republican, i in the city today attending to business, return ing to his home in the afternoon. Passes Through Cilv Miss Alice Hamilton of Nampa, Ida., passed through the city yesterday in her car bound f"r Berkeley, Califor nia, wheie she is attending the Uni veisity of California. ROSY FUTURE FOR TURK EMPLOYES mid lukiiiK iniluute work in the Uni ve rsitv. In 1 1 1 ti he wnfe called to the University ef Montana' as assistant professor of journalism; in the sum mer of 11117 he was on the staff of the University of California, and In the summer of 11)18 he was publicity iireetor of all Montana institutions of learning- He left Montana to accept a nrofessors hiD nt the University ot WushiiiKiun, and in Seattle he became managing editor of the Pacific Re view. He left Seattle for New York to perfect himself in his -rofession. Itesiili's his service with the New York Herald, Mr. Cnsey has recently form- At Rose-Colored Heights. One of tho stiirtllnn statements of nn aviator was made recently when a Frenchman who had attained a height of :,(H0 feet, said Ihe whole atmos phere appeared to he of a lovely rose colored hue. Lert for Africa Mrs. T. M. Cotton, of this city, left Aliica, where she will act as a mis-l -" The Increased cost of llvli.K sionary. Mrs- Cotton u moinir lolin Constantinople Is now SOG por Moise, where she will spend a fewicont liiclier tnan In liii-i, aecoreiiug days before continuing her journey. Xo. 17 Late Train No. 17, west bound ptissentrer, ui rived in La Grande today about two'ipep cent in 11120 Spends Day in Cove . P. E. Wyrick motored to Cov yesterday, ape'ndlnu; the day attend-1 iterturned to Union Mr. and Mi's, rcnx Evans returned o'clock, tne lateness bein(r due to fall to their home in Union this morning inir down on the Oregon Short Line, after spending a few e.i-3 in l.a tne tram is due in La Urandc af &:i tirande on business and visitine with; a. in. and was ubout five hours la'e to fiaure-'s compiled by the Amor lean chamber of commerce. The hlahest figure reached durltiK tho w;r and post-war period was 10(16 I aero has been ft iends. today. ing to business, returning home in Spending Day In I'nion the ovening. .Mrs. ii. H. Joiu's and -Mrs. V. H. ' j.Munseli and son. left ibis inornliii: Attended Huyers Week for Union to spend the ri;iy vhdtiim William Ash returneil to La Grande friends, eMpectliit; to return home this morninc after qendinK several this evening. days in Portland attending Buyers'l Week. Born Yesterday I A tine baby b'.iv was born vester- Pendleton Visitor jday to Mr. and Mis. bviiett I'lamlcn Mrs. J. L. Gibson, of Pendleton, is ot this city. Tl.e ycunit man is pleased snendinjr the week-end in La Grande with his parents and announces hU nttendinj to business and spendin.tr intentions to slay, friends. ' IlKht fallliiK off in tbo flguroi! during the past year. Few noverument employes have received more than one-lialf of their salaries durinff the past two years. 11 n t. today new taxes are in silUK. and the Turkish treasury says' full salaries may be expectcid within a few months. Went to Idaho Mrs. Carrie Gardner, who has been vlsitinc with her ilster, Mrs. Oscar Hopper, for tho last two weeks, left this inornmB for ner ;T() ENLAK(1K j(!IGATl()N IHTCIf1 home In noise, Idaho, at tho lor- yyiiNATCHEE, Wn-, Auk. 12. ln-i mlnntion of a very delightful visit . Vcstitrations are under way bv enirH! in La Grand. liiecrs of the Wenatchee reclamation It Is touched or stroked with onn end oi euc inaKiiet ic retains ipis magnet- ominir to Seattle about the time Mr. Henist acquired the Post-lntclllten-cer. Six months no Mr. Casey be ciinie assistant nubiicity director of the Seattic Chamber of Commerce, while pursuing his studies of tra le journalism in the Northwest. In his undei trrnduate (lavs, Mr. Cas ey was college editor of the Btudent dnily and of the student mann.ino and iri vnd on the student board of control. lie is a member of Phi lletn Kappa, BotirV hetti Pi. an'i Siirma ueitn cm. He is married but has no children. Magnetizing Steal, MnKiiotlsin is put Into steel or iron by Induction from some other inuienel or by electric action. If a piece of Heel Is brought Into the field of mujtnet It becomes magnetized, and If tiistiict nnd the W'ashiiitrlou Coast Directors to .Mce't ; Utilities company to determine thej The Counlry club directors win . feasibility of enlan;mir und chane; Girl B:rn Yesterday .Mr. and .Y rs. W. Ism. Another method of magnetizing hnlrt .. meeting Tuesday eVelllllE nt I lhe sv.tem ,.t om," noint. to inj! 18 10 Wr"' 11,8 "teel " a c011 of wlre' the clubhouse at 7 o'clock. The ! rrt.ase the supply of water delivered to1! """"UK" which Is pnsscd nn electric meetliiK will be held around a table ; the ouiiards in tile Wenulchee dis-i 'iin ent. The steel gradually and Hvrdon an; sumptuously loaded with eatabes tiict. I slowly loses Us magnetism, particular- mi: iri.cDii.iinrii in uu.iii.nMN ,n, ij n ,i ,.i iiruiL-ii to u IHKO leniliei III III response to irencrul demands that the! or Is subjected to mechanical treat water supply be inci eased.. Com-; ment Hm-i, an hnnimerlng .twisting .etc. AYnllowans in Citv B. H. Kelly and James Sheenan. the nroud na'reiitsnf'n ha In- uirl who and all members of tho bourd are both residents of Wallowa, urrivod ;,vi ived on the siik limited yesterday. : urged to be present. in La Grande last evr-n4iig and are I Both mother und child are Retting1 . ' here for the' day transacting some along nicely. Get l-'ine Hiti'Ich i ui. ,i i,-a r; i-n ii t fiu:i1horir olev Visitor I Mrs. II. Brown and Mrs. Brigss, e iun (pioui oi v-iue-r nas .oeen corns- , K. iC. Fetingcr, who hilUa Klgin, arrived In La Grands evening and is spending the nere on business. lie is stopping line uerries, ipiraing uooue o e.w-. ,., fc , i,mn.u mil tho on olaints have been made, reclamation district dificers assert, despite tlllltl. OLD TYME DANCE Every Tlnn'stlay Night at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers 4" 4" 4? 4? fc 4 4? 4" rr A VI CAM. 4 4 I rtAliT TmW 4TilR OI.DUST AND StOST J! ItDI.IAIII.IO TAXI SliUVICB jfrlS TUB CITY, f All Short Calls 25o "j? All culls answered "S Promptly with ( Uoiuleel Drivers, Ji Ford & George ca..- MAIN 44 , 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4 4 4. CARR'S For Credit No Interest hi 1 .1 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,. Muln 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. from ' returned yesterday from Mt. Kmlly, 1 in" thinuirh the ditches of the water- i ping fine berries, tpicklng ubout J5 fc'ui-;,, " ,lit,.h ... ,,,,. and the en- at tho Foley. Ions In two days. largemciit "f a , ... ., T. , " Concrete lin'mirs l!"s " V"' '" . the canal would M .. .....I II i-o I it Itcfiu-n uiirl .... Speiulln X'acalion . at Luke Miss Louise O'Coniull left yes-! Mr. and Mrs. J. B. " :toiday lor Wallowa lake to spend children, of this city, left this sWrSftaiSteSc, OS6aSBr!i4tfa ! few days. Miss O'ConncIl Is a morning lor Freewater, Oregon La Grande ' ! MATTRESS SHOP and! WEAVING WORKS ' number of siphons. , MHttrcsl,eH 0f n kimis cleaned in several pans 1.1 ,, .,,, i Vnullinr Idinovn I Inir : raisid to carry Dance yierk In the O.-W. on her vacation. inula. Thn iii-niiiiit tlinillHv IT - nas IICCH (ll-nwi'ti, inn f iiimiu i wu ry 2" jkt miit more water withou: Saturday Night Rex Hall Admission ........ 75c Loney's Novelty Orchestra Visiting in Walla Wnlhi C. K. Scliitfncr b'it last eveninc. offices and is i where they will speiid. a few liiy mUrh work upon them on business. I hey will return to . .!, l.a Grande the ("iff part ot next wejk. ('nrpet nnd Riir Cleaning tixiu, if! I. nil ana up Chas. Edwards, Prop. Phone 203-W : ; cAii ! I for Walla Walla to spend a fow . It; tilrnc.l In l-lulerpi lM' I J?) 4. i -?.f JKC I days visiting with frieads and rela-i Mrs. Ilerlha Schlt-nr, who lives at ft' foTXi$' 1 1 tlves. bi.fore lellirlilng to resume Enterprise', returned to her borne. a ( i ' ,.! lyJ. A' iPnWl I his dulled in (lie O.-W. oilices. this morning on the branch line J xii'-.i WV-iZ , "f f &(''( ' 'train following a short businis.i f Jr';, X vrf J'f' lil Alaccabce Ciminmnder in cliy visit here. .She arrived In the city l 1 Jm$vLl I Deputy state liKirriall of the .Mai- yesterday and spent the evening at, W.3wVj!rjJ icat)Cs. Mrs. Wilkersou. Is in tlwitlio Savoy. :i ! For Sale city tor a few days atttMnlititf k business conuectcd with the oriii. . z;Uion. Just Arrived! A fine now line of AViii'dnilie Trunks Fijiic J .lather Suit Cases lyeather Traveling Bags IJoston Uags AVc carry every size trunk that is made. See us fur any kind of luggage that you want and our prices are low. CHnfsClothiery "The Store With a Conscience" 1108 Adams Ave. lor muthar. To Vistt ut KoMlm- M rs. J . K. Wood h nd her t w o ichihlren, who make thuir home in ttttm riM to Kulciin (m.' , hX-ho, spi'tit last evening In I.a IJ. K. Trimble ami his ilaunhter. Grande ui route to Joseph. Ti'-y of .Knterpi 'i.-iO, ri.turnod to their lelt this ir.ornini; on the brunclii home this morning arier Njendint: . line triiin and will be there the LvMiiiiK in La Grunde. They few day viiLing her arrived in town yedieniity and wer Mrs. T. A. Gaston, overnight tie;;ts at the Foley. ; lather la I ally lnjiirvl II, W. Smith, who Ih with tin. tame (.-V. company and located in La , Grand1, received a meHKage today from hi ft brother in Aiassllion, Ohio, atating that their lather had been In City Today J. aI. JoneM of Kni crprise, In hist event nt; on the branch lin Uain and is looking over borne bn ness matters here today. -Mr. Jon a guesf of ttie Savoy durin visit m La Grande. his I tHtally injured in an automobile wn-ck near that city. Mr. Smith will probably leave Hits evening lor the east. New modern fi-rnnm home. Thi place was Jnwt completed laHt November. I Large lot 62u.xl25 on a macadam- J i'ud Ktrcet, cement ufdQwalk, excel- i lent lllwn, flowers and shrubbery, tho living nnd dining rooms are fin- i ished in natural stain and tho bed i rooms, bath and kitchen are fin- ! ished in enamel, Tho house Is I equipped with a furnace, fit opiate J and basement with concrete floor. I This In a new modern home and one that is exceptionally well construct-j I 'mi, t:jJiiviiaiiy wuu iduiru ium mi perfect condition. If you are look er Company is us iinpor- i hl(, for tt re.u modeni homo It will o your security or prof- ;iv vou to investlcato this. A sold- ier's loan will be accepted. J I havo several pood lots In all parts of town. If you are Roint; to J build come In and let mu show them i to you. LIVK (do:-k to live must be fed. Slock -breeding business to become profitable muni bo protected. Mortality Live Stock Insurance TONIGHT "QUEEN OF SHEBA" C.A'BX SUNDAY VAUDEVILLE 5 Musical Kaye3 Blair and Donovan in in A Miisii-iil .Melnuge The IJadio lug Lorraine & Hazelle ARDO in The Loose Legged Story Monk Town .Juggler And the Pathe Playlet "THE MYSTEKIOUS CLIENT" MONDAY KATHERINE MacDONALD in Ihe Hartford Live Stock In tiuranc t:ml to your security or pro: Its Hi fodder is to your live stock. This iiimir.iti'-e prnte-ts you from Ions of money by paying you the n mo nut of Iojh sus tained by live stuck dying from any cause, Huskies JndiMii'-nt will dic tate to carry live stock insurance. (In Vacation T. J. Culleii and family will leave1 - this evening for I.onners K( rry to llfhirtis to I'orlluitd , spend a few days with frieniK. From J. V. Mitchell, general chairman there they wilj go to Whiti-fish, jof the brotherluHid of railway tele Atont.. tor a week's visit be tore re-' traphers, who has been traveling turning home. !ov;r the rallro;ids holding Joint mei'tips with t he railway clerk Kounil-l p Wn'w ;(l Through- 'left this morning for 1'orllaifd. Itan ("lark, livestock agent for j While traveling over this division the U. J system, pasd through th.' h' was accompanied by Albert city yehterday v ith two cars of Brisker. repruHenting the ckTks. stee;, iiinnberiim 5S. bound for the Houn.i-l'p rity. The steers re be- r,d Hang in City in' shipped in from Nevada, Fir-ii Hangs, formerly circulation , manager on the Baker Herald bij: Bark fro:tt F'ortlaed ; iow do-toi.ne tick tvDtWriters. in W aiicj Co-.k and V C;"nor, bothiLi Grande vi.-itcr today and in addi- ,0 I' ilcal LbIaI 6 room house near high school. Modern, two lurgo lota 60x110. 1'rlce 2500.00. Terms. ' sk for particular nnd rate. SECUUTY INSURANCE AGENCY ! Mmlorn 5 room bungalow, Juat p;ilntucl, woll locHteil. noud Bariica. J lull usiauincut. l'rica a,0U.0. Ternm. CII.4S. H. HKVXOr.DH, Mnnacr. I ia C.rAiulo - Oregon ! "Insurance With Bcrvlce' li Geo. H. Currey Ini ox ucc SATURDAY THE LAST DAY OF ASH BROS. ' Forced Out Removal S Li 1 Opportunity is still knocking. Will you allow it to enter? O O O ASH BROS. ''The ntorc Unit keeps faith with the people."