La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 15, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, August 15, 1922 THE LA GEANDE EVENING OBSERVES PAGE THRZH MLL-SERENE-IN SIBIIE (RDPe'n.1 to The Ubiiervftr) SUMMKKV'lM'ti, Auh. - lfi. Mr. and Mrs. Hrlii Oouratl, of Ladd Canyon, wttrt visiting relatives In thin section the, fort; purl of the week, Clara Hensly of Union, Is upend -!K a few days at thn homo of Jim H;nsiey, Miss Viola fiooitwln of f-n Grnmto. is visiting her mother, Mra. Hairy Sanderson, for a few days. Mrs. FunK spout Thursday in im bler on busliiftstt. Bill Sherman, who is tending ramp for Dale Sluaher, cuiuu down Thursday and made a business trip to La Grande. Mrs. Hillit: Shoeb.TK and Mrs. Harriet Hoover are vliiithiK at the home of Mrs. Hoover's daughter, . Mrs. Ed. Combs. J Mr. and Mrs. Holly Fleeners, of Enterprise, were visitors in Sunt mervilW the lattframrl of the wwk ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ott. , Paul Hensley made a flying trip to Pendleton the first part of the week. He was a viailur . at the home of DattV Sluaher. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Neiderer were visitors Wednesday . afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. UT1I Glenn. Among those who were' shopping in I . G ra n do Sa t u r d a y. we re Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hale, Mrs. Sho- bers, and Mrs. ' Edith Sanders, Mrs. Banders taking her young sou Ar thur to La Grande lor medical treatment. Harry .Smith of Pumpkin Illdgu, was n visitor da town .Sunday nfter : noon. W. M. Park and Charley Oswnld have returned from a suceesHful fuelling trip in Wallowa county. j Mr. and Mrs. lJurr Cantrell of Daker, are guests at the homo of their relutives in Summervillo this week. ; Frank Lewis has returned from a trip to liutter Creek and expects to receive a visit from his partner, ' Joe Pedro and family. Mrs. Grace Morris is cooking for T. A. Choate on the ranch belong ing to Hugh Huron. Mr. Choate is running a combine for Fred Ham ilton this Keek tn connection with the threshing. ' Mrs. E. M. Wagoner, Mr. and Mrs. Press Hugh and Mrs. Wfltlnn wero ahemping in town Thursday. Bertha Pfefferkorn spent last week visitiug her friend, llnzel Wood, who liveta in the orchard north of town, belonging to George Marshall of Jmbler. Mrs. Ray Hug of Pumpkin Ridge, was transacting business In Sum mervlllo Friday. Mr-, and Mrs. Bill G 1 en ii n n d children were visitors at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. John Neiderer of La (Grande Friday. Miss Mae Colt or Island City, is spending a few days at her home in Summervillo. Mr. and Mrs. Holly Horn spent the week-end in Summervillo visit ing with friends. Miss Ethel Daniels of La Grande, is spending a week with friends here. Dave Osborn of tho Standard Oil company, was filling the gas tanks Saturday. J. E. Woods of this town, was a business visitor in Jmbler Saturday. Mrs. Burt Sanders spent Sunday 1 at the home of her mother, Mrs. j Ed. Combs. After spending a few days at! the home of her mother, Mrs. Far retl has returned to . her home in La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. Leto Neiderer spent Sunday as guests at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Press Pugh. "Weekly and often Dailv shipment of candies are received- This is don so we can guarantee freshness-(j-14-Gt nfwijv rmjc, ro. "Mt. Emily" Products Is your assurance that you are getting the Best in Cured Meats The Grande Ronde Meat Co. imh Miami it yuwmwjuwuw i-'U.'i.m P;itPiit Leather One Strap welt sole with ruliber heels. All sizes and widths. Price $6.50 ' The Bootery A PARADISE FOR TIRED FEET 20C Depot Street Phone Main 113 Grover Smith, Mgr. m mini ii One Man's laen oi I 44' to f -A if t f This fellow thought a piinro should have a pi-t monlciv ur,c t.ln(: dogs. He called himself I'linre Louis lb-nrl de Chatei-ouj; d3 r.u da liouihon, but New York k11co nuy he's Unrol.l Fchwuu.i. 11 i'A ' hftltd and beuu bmirmu-1 of New Hrituln. Conn. They'd Uku to l::id i. to ask him abuut fuui or five chid who say hi lu thvilr h'j.'-.'.n-. PRA SE TO KINGS MINISTER People Think That All ofj Jmii (icoi'gcs Speeches Are Composed by .Minis lers; Not Always True. (Hy Associated 1'rena) LONDON, July 28. (By Mail). So many of Kinp Oeoriio'a uDoei heH are written for him hy his mlnUtem aa all the world known, that he never geta credit for tho Rood Hpeeohoa he thinks up hiniHolf. People always Bay: "The apeoch was all right, but some one elaa wrote,' it for him." This is not always true. In everything that relates to affairs of state he BpealtB only through the mouths of his responsible ministers, and the "speech from the throne,' delivered when parliament shuts down, is far from a thrilling pro duction, and it is not his. Hut King George made n really good address the other day in Lon don at the opening of the fine new building of the Loudon county coun cil. He dwelt upon the wisdom of the men of past ages in erecting fine buildings in their cities, and drew a picture of thw necessity oi the vested autnortty being ade quately housed: an authority mean ly housed would be meanly esteem ed. It would be cliff Unit to em phasize too strongly the Importance of efficient local government to the general well-being of the country, the King said, and the handsome edifice of the London county coup ctl should stimulate tlK develop- vjwwwh Patent One Strap if i V 'tjfjj inrt-nlMmii -j i lafulir a i I1 3- nicnt of that sense of citizenship so difficult and yet so 1 in iterative to cultivate. His Majesty undoubtedly wrote this speech himtieir, and It bus been most favorably commented upon; nevertheless he . Is getting little credit for it. Tho world thinks it is the product "of some minister whose mouthpiece was King George. THH3E Rl.VniO DAYS. "And what did the poor little dop do when you brutal boys tied the can to his tail?" 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July' 17 Uls Mailj.- Tho Samuun thief a of lirit ish Samoa have mpivstrd them selves ut a imu'titm nu rtuuly to submit to the nilo of .Now 'on laud without further cinnmnit, as a ruHult of au lui'Mou'itU'iit of feel- ling between tint chic's and the Nw Zealand government iu the pit at six months. This rrn'om-ilialiim, however, has resulted In expn-(tmiis ot dlapleas by ;u number of the white resi dents who aro still continuing oppo sition to the New Zealand govern ment. NOTICE TO KEITBI.ICANS. On August 2Uth State Chairman Walter L. Tuoze, Jr.. of Mi Minnvill.' will be in i,a (iia.uK and at It o'clock' in the afternoon at the city hall there.' will bt a meeting t f lieoublicuns, both! men und women, for the purpose of: Jitcussiug lr.atleif ctt u'ernim: the -t- litical part- It is rcipie .le.l that all1 narty memliers inteiT."ted tu the suc cess of the ticket he present and com-: verse wilh the stnte chairman. Republican Central "(nimittee, j 8-1'Stp. , . .a- I Face Dange.- Steadfastly. f Dangers are nu uioie li-l.t. ir tliey once steui Hutu; mid mute dtipn''rs' have deceived inen jlum itu-ced lliein;l nay. It were beiier'io iiu-et huiuu dim-I pers hnlf-wuy, ibnuli ihey come nmli-1 near, than lo keep inn i a watch upon their iipnrnaches; tir If: n man watch too Inn, .It i oil da tie will fnll nsleor. Iord linrtm. s Cg3 lyATKINS Vegetable Oil Soap; for toilet, bath and shampoo, is pure, economical and pleasant to use. Vegetable Oil-Soap All the family will like this soap because it cleans so quickly and thoroughly. Lathers (reel y ( in hard, soft or alkali wutor. Malta a note now to get a supply when next I cull. MOWIH PKCK Cove, Oregon THE W ATKINS DEALER " YOUR BANK DEPOSITS Unifee-d RULE I 6 ' I E s La Grande (MEMBER FEDERAL ..Love .Judge H rr 1 - IfA Helen Lorn? 1 i odder s will prealdo over the Ctipid a Court n Jiaiomonton, N. J., where nmloH are sought for lonely men andl (women. Tiie jury to ducida any question of the heart will bu com' jufied ct three men and thrvej T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards STOVES RANGES FURNACES Don't fail to see icur display' when in 'need o heating or cooking stoves. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. ji 1 I 1 , . ' '"I The Power House of the Community VOtJK commercial deposit in this hank is pari of the stored-up financial strength of Jhe community. Money deposited rep resents the community's credit standing. It is apportioned for your hutiincss development through loans by the bank. This hank takes pleasure in its responsibility as a Community Servant. It finds hiyh priv ilege in close co-opcration with your business. States National Oregon R E S E R V E' BIKER FIGHTERS POLL OFF DRAW I1AKKK, Aiify. 15 Whether or noi 1 illy lUf.teau;; hmt Hnttlmtf Lubbt tally tnufvlu a draw will bo n iue lion thai will he uns vi HaUer lor i. nil, ,,.1.1.-1 ntr.,..vi some time as the rt::ull of thi-ir ten round main event siiturduy nifrht. Dpeninj; the event for ur twt r.nuuis it wus all for thy liutlU'r un.l in tho seconJ round ho i'onmvUd witb it nice riht to liiily'j ;-hhi thn. MtMt 0u t.vttt'i- to thy mat t!i wcvt r, lie was up before thu count could Ik- Ktaittd nn,l nppenred to Koti iium.M-. In the fourth round I .unties injuu'd his ritrh tho one which he hio!;e j-.erno m nih ; ao -and this rc- tai hd hint :T.nu'wh;tt. I he remiiimfr f tin' luut favc.ifd first one battler an.) thwi i!tf uilu'i, v.ttti I.uuht lam ttvf olt au H r.v.i ntii Iterdeiiuv wtnnine cigarettes They are GOOD! mu"ii hi Bank SYSTEM. mm on infiKhtinie, Bordeaux' constant plnying to Uie pailerir is (iis-'Utiuif ami the sooner thut he realizes lh.it he is no Jack Deinpey the sooner . he will gain the favor of the fans. Abo lunnev made Khort 1 work, of Wailopinw Wnlliuk ot Ho(tip, who sub stituted on a tew minutes' notice for UuUlinjr Williams, alo f thnt city, ai tin.- preMmimiiy vluuiow bixinjf of he fir.it roun i tho visitor rooked' well, but when he came in. about two-min-ues after tho bc.l lunir, Tunnev wa waittn xloi- him nnd ono-twcel mm to h with the : psiilf that Walliclt hit the mat it mi stayed lucre. Exide Batteries ' fiuttprlca Id stock, liatlerlus for rout. . j huttoilua. ruchurKOit. Uattarlea Watorud Free. Untu-rlpa of-s II m dims repaired IIO.SI'II MViMOTO SKIIVIC'K STKOMIIICIKJ ( AlllllltKTOIl HKIIVK'K . l,-ltKl).lll'UliH.SS, Prop. In l'iKli(a'8 'Miu lilno Work il NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY 140 i ncT-o farm l.hreft miles from La Grande. '160 acre fcirm-nix mlloa from La Orunile. VVoll tmiiroved. Another ItiO ucre farm with no bullilings at fti bargain. Two dandy 80 aora turnia. one -well linprovod. the other un improved. ' 120 ucre farm ami mock ranch cuuinlned. All ttinau pluue can bought at bargulu jirlciu and on good toriiis. Ten-nwyi' In FruMdnle,' 47B0. Four acres In May l'urk J8000. We have for sale and trade. ' all ktmh, of good farms, Btock r.mclips, fruit tracts, building lots uud city piojerty of all kinds. Automobile andl Fire Insurance Notary Public PYRAMID LAND CO. F. N. Ford For Sale 6 room modern house close la on O street. Nice Utwn, trees, shrub bury, cement sidewalks. An Ideal little borne. Prion 13800. Terms on part of It. B room modern house In . Couoor Dnlo addition, buntsalo'V btyld. . Oe mont sldewulkB, lawn trees, (its. il'rlce : f 8000. $100 canh, balauue ousjf terms. I s room houso, 4 lots, -at 1008 Third street. .Close to high fcoboel. rrls. lieoe. iuuu .cash, -balaae 136.00 per month. Two good rooming houses for . sale, closo in and both money mak ers. Price right. Come In and wa will talk tueso over with you. . 7 ' room modern -house and lars barn, games, Inwn, trees, shrub bery on Adhms avenue, l'rico $6500 and $1000 raab will handle it 'and (1000 and interest on deferred pay ments per year. A real home, aud easy to buy. C.J. BLACK & CO. New Foley Building La Grande, Oregon Better Than Medicine We liave a model to suit yon ra lifting in price i'roni $65 to $750. SEE THEM HEAR THEM and you will want Ibem. Terms as you like. Getting woll goes taster by far with a Hrunswick to help past the tedious hours. And while it amuses It trains the car to an appreciation of true tone. Musicians recommend The Brunswick to aid In the musi cal education of children, llrunswlck itecords are also unlutie In the artistlo beauty of their InterpretaUon. ,A llntnnwlck, on' a Brunswick this Is the height ot mualcal achievement. Brunswick j Eastern Oregon j Music Co. j