La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 18, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, August 18, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE - THE OLD HOME TOWN (Thc ll HOLD "EB NEWT SHES AREARIH' ens iSS MAKER 1 tot. HIGHER) "THE i I SHE SEES) J HIS I DRESS ( NO-NO- 1 . ' VX J' t .- . C IciiTTiNA In love I , Aii'7V-'i If'S with thatI W Hyki fer - : By Stanley,1'1 of Bojse Idaho who is interested in real estate, arrived in La (Irandc yesterday and is here to day transacting some business. ICovl IVopIo Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lincoln, Jirs. Chris Hortseh and Mrs. Ray Duncan of Cove, motored to La Orande year tcrday aud spent the day visiting at the home ot Mrs. G. Klopfeustutu. Enterprise I'eople-r C. L. Kolcv rind Fred Gilott, rest duns of Enterprise, are spending the day in l a (iiande on business having al l ived in the city last evening. Both genticmen are guests at the Foley. Milton l.aily Hero Mrs. P.. 11. Corman of Milton, came into the city last evening and registered at the Savoy. Mrs. Cor man will he hero for a short time visiting with friends and on busi from 'Eugene. The new proprietors tQk charge of the popular billiard parlor the same day the sale was. made. The new proprietors are verv capable men and without a doubt will' have an excellent business as they are fine mixers in every way and will suo:i be acquainted with the people of our city in a few days- lVn't fail to drop in and meet the new residents of our city as you will be treated right and find an excellent place to spend a few leisure hours Keedsprt Courier. f State Mridge Man in Town Chris Kaursu, of Union, in charpe of tlu bridiro const nirtiim fur tht state highway doparinunt, is in the ff city today attemliiiK to b;i.sim-ss. 1 1j SOME JC"Ees AT THE FEtD STOK-E AIJiT Ruined marshal tey walkfiss ha.no -- painted 5uspenm"i?5 the ntw dressmak" cave him. " - Klgiii Visitor M. G. Allen, who makes his homo at Klgln.'ls a La Grande business visitor today, having arrived In town last evening. During his visit here Mr. Allen Is a guest at the Som-mer. NEW TODAY Local News In Brief i Woods In City Clarence Woods, formerly of this I city hut now making his home in 1 Pendleton, arrived III La Grande this morning on No. 23 and will be here for a cou)le of days visiting with friends. , To Visit Sister s' Sept. 1-2 Northwest convention rlr! Mrs. Calvin Nelson will leave to of P. O. K. K. at La Grande, vi muircw evening for Fugune to spend Herald. 3t:ft :l c-.uple of weeks visiting with her . ' sj. err Mis. Harry Hamlin. Leave for Lll iinimle Mrs. George Kiickson left this morning for La Grande where sh will attend the wedding of her brother, Alvan Thornburg, which will take place in that city. Daker Over from Klgin "lied" Ileem of Klgin, is spend- "ere for Mcrning lng a few davs in the city visitiim H. II .Anull. if Union, who sn-nt friends. j the morning in La Grande looking SI)on,ing a few hours here at the home alter .-cine i-uimss mutters, ieturncul0r irs Moon. Motors lo Cove 10 nenie tins morning on lo. a Spends l)av in City Mr. and "Mrs. C hns. Smith of Oak land, Calif., passed through the city yestoiav on their way home to Oak land after a tour through the east Charles Dully left this morninp f Cove to spend the day visiting will HHIs oHsiimliHV relatives. (.:'asJ liohiimkarnp was a Baker v. ... - ... visitor Wednesday and while in tlio ... , , ,y , . . ., . icity sold C'liarlos Miss I.pha Kcbin?cn of Baker H;o ,,,ik,r " in the city today visiting with relu-! . r 1 r' a " V 'aimer, ex-mayor Oldsmobile four iTwn Smiths 3. V. Smith, 'merchant, and his son, Horace, both of KlKin, arrived in tho city last oven in r and are spending a few days here on busi ness. Durii; their visit they are guests of thid Savoy. Visiting fiom Mtnam Mifs Geoiaiana Goff, of Minam, is in the city fr several days visiting at the hone f Mrs. Chanes GuniD. Bnkpr Buy in City "Dit'k" Thomas, n Baker bov, is in i v... : i u r.-: 1 . exiting o' return tp his home thi.j, t""- "'" WIU Preach Timmrrou- Klder J. H. Lumper of Union will preach at the Seven Day Adventess evening. Xcw .Ian it or at Y John Kline has accepted a po-; eition a8 janitor at the local- V. j M. C. A. building. - KeturnH to Union Samuel Reli, of Union, who hiV-. spent the past few days in La Gran.le on business, leturned to hi home thi.-moining. Attend Wrestlliii; Match Several carloads of La Grande wrestling fails drove t() Union hmt evening to attend the match be tween Scott and Singh. Subje Bible Standpoint." Idially Invited. All are Down from Klgin M. A. Hurt of Klgin, is a busi ness visitor in the u-ity tojay. He arrived in town last evening on the branch line train and is a guest at tho Savoy. Spends lay In l uton Davie Johnson and Frank Still- well motored to- Union and after spending several hours there returned to Lu Grande, Went ti Wnllown .Mr. and Mis. J- A. Johnson, and their two children, of Wallowa, re turned to their home this morning1 on the bianch line train at the close of a week spent in La Grande, during which time -thny attended the funeral 11 Vesterdav ' WMIL n my ihilmhi mu iuium u verai hours l0 tlc Phylllis Mclnnis, their neice. Any La Grande subscriber to the Observer who does not re ceive his paper by 8 o'clock In the evening, please caU Western Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. Returns to Pendleton Astoria Man in C ity u peniUt'toii Bound-Up, which h wuiu-r .v.ni jfnam oi as ona is in cIaima to be the greatest show, of its "e n.tv ' ()m "s '",nl, M,r stn1nf Itin.-i in the world, returned to his homo hum is icrn'orly from Imhler and i;tlis ni0I.ninff followin- a few weeks well known m thu -ut of the country. nt in Unicn HluI Wallowa county ..." bcosting the biff show. if King in riiri iiir.o- .latnes Ma'.pncrsnn few diivs in Portland visiting with fricn;ls and relatives and expects to loturn- h'jme the latter part of the week. pending n Buck from Vacation ( 11 v- Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Short, who were necrmpamed by their daughter, Helen, art! their grandson. George Short, on a two weeks vacation at Dcerheart and other ( latscp county beaches, re turned to La Grande- yesterday and WANTKD County manager to han-1 die sales and distribution of tho "VABO" line of prulu.'ts. manu factured by Vapo 1'ioduots Co.,! Sandpoint, Idaho. The profits arei large and eu-operalH'n is given! direct from the factory. The articles to be sold are absolutely withv-ut' competition today and are in dumaml. in all homes, rooming houses ami! hotels, -for particulars write , A J. Soenson, General Mgr., care ofl Observer. 8-18-2tp FOR SALK Strictly modern bunga low at U'OCi Washington. All the built in fcatuies. full basement, fur nace, laundry trays, garage, beau-j tiful lawn and shade trees, cement , walks and paved street. $-l(20. $1000 cash, i'vramid Land Co. I 8-lS-ltp FOR iTIKNT A fine twe-room apart-, ment donwstairs. Sutiable for light housekeeping. K117 -Bh street, cor- ner 4th, Spring and Fifth- 8-18-tf CHIMNKY SWl'.vKl1 and Furnace man.l Call John F. Lcnney, Main 7!.". I 8-18-Uj New Fall COATS now in btot'k in n woiuttTl'iil assoi'tuicnt in both Sport anil Dress Coats carefully se lected from the liest lminu l'aeturers of I'.tlies Coats. We will lie pleased to show you our line. French & Greene Keady-lo- Weai' and Shoes. li V A ' m T V EEWINCi-2G5-J. -IVife-i reusonnblo. Phone; 8-lH-tli! KOR SA1-K-scn. Cell -Six room house on Jucl:- '.'(IS-.I. CI. KAN R.VJS t 5c Per Motor t'o. ti-18-'t;l RSescli! ( B-lS-lltp' FOR KKNT l'urnishccl rooms witn 1-ath. Inciuire ll'li Sixth streH Under new maiuiKeinent. 8-18-Utp time huif cnu.sed speculation in Vntienn circles. Monsinor Orseni;o'a life, for the past 2.rj years has been devoted to works of charity. To be trim from the paths he had chosen for himself made him hold hack; ho wan per- nlcved bv the nossillle difficulties of a althfnl to his pin t, clever 111 bis diplomatic post which has acquired actios as ot old. Hill Komois, "",nH spccinl imparlance in view of tho Kus- Bill Rogc-s Won His Aiidit :-ce Last Night at Sherry Theatre (.'utile lluyer In I Hon Meyers, a well known cattle m.t n vt,r'v dt.!iBhtfuf trip, ibuyt.r of tills section and who makes ' : bis homo in I'.lcin, Is apeiidiiiK n 1 1 -t ! in.-cl to lew nays lu me city business. Saturday Night Rex Hall T.rinnv nvclli- Orelif'sl rn il.ydla Yoiiiik. who J " lliolilusoii homo from Tuscon, Aid . Michaels - Stearns Clothes For Young Men Iichels-Stearns cloth es are different from all other clothes of the same price. They are made better, fit bet ter and are much mure stylish and quality the '.llterprlsi! Mrs. Hob Scott, who lives in Kn- " iterpris), returned to her home Ibis Representative "f Really Tancr !mnilnK on the hiancll Unci train S. West -in ofl. on th? staff of the nfler upending n (ew days in the National Real Kstate .Journal, with (.iiy tteiidiiiK to some business hrarfol -aitcii in ChicrRo, was in I.u ln.lUU,.s. During her visit here shfc llianTc today ti an: aclmi; some busi-,wus a Klwlil ul lho Savoy, ness. " j . Union Cheese .Man in City L. 11. liaynes, connected with the Un ion chcef.c factory, is in the city to- ; day attendine; to matters of business .Mr. llaynrs saysi that "The Union : cheese is the best made and is waiting ; for a chance to enter in some of the ; blue i ibbons." actor who sent Jubilo to I lie helKhls of praise ,ai:aln delimited lho lai'KC audience at Slierry s , ineaiio . niKht when ho appeared In "Don blitlts Romeo.1' llosers' blunt nianiu'in and bin clean . soul wore prominent in- the plav. He was told In order to-win the girl he! would have lo learn how to mako love. ,.Kat orally he went to ill oily wood whei'o love ma k Ini! ls not only wade) ronipulsory bv city ordinance but where all lho blazing lovo affairs for the noWB- iIMipoi's nie 'beliiR pulled. Hill learned now iiml tno nnlics ho cuts anil the facial expressions i that he shows are all Ills own. The film will run aiialu this evenlnli ! and everyone who liken Hill Honors will eet a chance to see hiin at his best. sian conference recently held at Tho llairue. , Usually tho representatives abroad of the lloly See are chosen from nmone the vounit priests who have at tended lho Academy of Nuble Kcclcsi- i Visit I nlon John Robinson, and .Tack and are visiting tn zona, motored to Union yesterday, "eliJoyliiK the sights of the Grande Hondo valley. and Slopping nl Savoy Mrs. Welly Yager, of Josdph, Mrs. K. A. . Wagner of Sealtle. ar rived In 'the "city last evening on lho branch line train and registered at lho Savoy. .Mrs. Wagner has been visiting with Mrs. Yager for several days and Is to her home. pope decides; i PRIESTS OBEY Pope Sends Wonsinor ()r seniffo to I labile to Ueeoine Papal I ntci'iiuncio; Jlon sitruor Hesitated lint Pon tiff thought Otherwise. OLD TYME DANCE Every Thursday Night at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers J '.'-!' -. - nstics in Rome, which has so nptly been called 4,the nursery or Caidimils." They tiro jrencrally first sent out as secretaries, and are later promoted until they reach the rank ot I'npal Nuncio. The Pope had met H-.usiffnor Orsenijro in Milan, where he had col laborated with him In a church paper cnlled "St. Carli"; llorioinco." Phi 4- ifr 4? " XT AYI CALL A A 1 MAIN t THE OI.DKST AND MOST JU KIOMAIIliK TAXI 8KKVICH ROME, July :iOi "Privets and soldii-r and must olic of the Pone who should become pap at The Ih.gu". man I I!y Mail). orders THIS CITV. m. all nimn vun uu J All culls answered h Promptly with t BoiMlcd Drivers. A.RC.AD.E TODAY AND SATURDAY, A Parajnoiint Picture n, ff mi lull, "Back Pay soldier-; receive omrrs 10 jL. y tht.m " wore h wr(f. A H H K H iXT liPHfiTAT i:i (U-LKlinff the (1uetiin J, U I U "Ut VJ-CUIgt iei.Mii if pni:il internunciai T , best. our Come in and look at i of Suits be- fore buyiny". " O u r jirii-es are Low; Coin- 111 f n nl io) l ine hein tin ' 101 "l (01 til ' m Li i I 'V,u will be the nscht, Call MAIN A A in the riirht nhcr. ' MonsiL'Uor- , now ruturinnK QrHenijfo Uiwi'l, ; closed. The mns:jrnr h:u hesitated fir! Superintendent tn City i cr.Tisei'-iiiidus irns ns, nt fntisi'lennrj M. inift Mrs. T. T- Turnipseed, who; him.-elf fitted to deiil with the respon-j make thtir home ;n Vincent, where he : Bihiliti!-- of t!'e t'"-''"0- Iu the! i : ue i inteiident of one branch of Pontiff thought otherwise, hikI thu- j the Palmer I.umher company's plant (iI"-vcd ' f a p"li-em whirh for one- j fhiie, active-:! in I.a (iiande last even-: j iri on the blanch line train and are ! sptntiinir the day here on business. DuiinK1 their visit in I.a Grande they me stopping at the Foley. 51 T i , 4. 4. 4. 4, 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4? For Sale Trio c.f Marriage Licenses The county cleik's office had a busy day . Wednesday. August Three nvitiiage licenses were issued tf the following couples: ( lav C, Kelkr and Lillie Dass of lmhlcr; Yrank V. Ccr man nnd Kvn IJ. Fcigirs, of Spokane nnd Hili'aid. respectively; and one t .Mai ry A- Th'Tiiberg1 and Vada F-itrij-g-, t'f Hiigarl. vies for voiniir iiicii. .1. A. "Shi arly atirl Wife Home Itotuinini; honif from the fireeon beach where thry have leen for some t ime on ii plasn re t ri p, M r. and Mrs. .1. A. iMcCarty expressed a pleasure today lo be back in La Grande even though the beach s were attractive. They say Hid Dokie advertising f'" Va Orande'n conven tion Is to h H4'ti tn alt the coast town and many delegates are com tiiK to tho bic me-tlni;. rfine feature of (Ii trip was very Interesting to Mr. MCarty for in 4 he whole trip ii- had only h tifly cent repair bii! on his car. u& Oothiery 79t fiKWe Soiavitnca La Grnnde Man n ( nasi 1 An importa huMrr-ss dil wa :Jo-;ed M 'vlay when J. S. Fairchiicrf 1 and Kail iJc.we. we!l known confec- 1 tittnci.-, s"!? their establishment, the FiamlM.w Uilliard I'-.o Hall to Harry 1 Johr : n r.nn (iarrett I'urUon. twn ex- net iencrfi men in this .- pecial l.e f J ' ,'0ir.e- Mr. Jotuison is from ! Grande, Oregon, ar.d 3Ir. Purkion haii. DO YOU REMEMBER? Back in-1910 ary Pickford was just . name. Tin: ureal sin-eess of 1912, "GOING STRAIGHT" lias bt'cn Univcr.il. a scream! Saturday o 5 T revived Sec it! Jt'; Sunday AR.. r,' 5 room houau nnar lildh ochoiil on imved ntriii't .pliimliod mill wlrod. ?2l!!;o. Will luke small car an part payment. From the nlry by Fannie ilurst Cast Includes Seena 0ven Matt Moore J. Barney Sherry A beautiful girl's great story of life, Hint viv idly shows JiOTH sides and leaves you villi hoie and liappiness. Also INTERNATIONAL NEWS SUNDAY 4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE CARRES For Credit No Interest 1 1 1 -sssYPisys J XI noticed then his grcnt culture; his fluent knowleiliro of most modern InnKUHges, nnd the historical insiRht xhown in some books which Monsitcnor lOracnieo had Published. These qual ities tho Pope ivmembered when tho question ai-oso of who lu aond'to the Uaprue, and the decision was quickly ' lmuin. , ' New modern 5 room bunijulow just completed. IlaKeinent, plumbed, btillt-ii lealureH, plasterPd and wir ed, blx lot. In vl'inily of IiIkIi Hehool. New 4 room liousn, never been occupied, 1650.00. liasy terms. Second hand store. Owner la a railroad man and tho company de mands bia rellreni'mt from tho mer cantile business. Tills place must lie sold at onco aiKl tho owner will ac cept cliy property as part or whole puymeut. Geo. H. Currey Clothes for Men and Young Men We are receiving shipments of our fall stock daily. We invite you to come in and inspect these goods. LaUrainle knoWo the Famous Colegian line oC clothes. They were never better or more nifty, 1 hail this fall. - ASH BROS. Tlic blurts llmt Keepii f.tllli with tho Jwoplo.' L 1 1 1 "A