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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1922)
' PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, August 18, 1&22 Cool Nightwear A complete assort ment of men's night gowns and pajamas. Moderately priced . $1.25 to $3.50 Westenhaver & Gilbert 1309 Adams iliJi IP I DODGE COUPE IS SHOWN m L. ('. Sniitli Appears in lat est Creation of Dodge bro thers at a Very Popular Price. Survivors of Greatest Air Mishaps I A. fir- La Grande i The Weather Man Says Fair And Warmer at The Gardens TONITE The greatest of J'arcc comedies. Hound to drive away the blues. Don't Miss It. Any Seat in the House 35c S'jypwp).w Jul HWHii.jariRwiwyw))i)ffWl For Sale As proud an any bri tie jr room, L. C Smith in driving around the city today in the new all-steel coupe, which ia ihe latent product of the Dodge Broth urn factory. it is a handsome job, made of steel, fitted with all the needful tinners for an automobile, has a well upholstered seat la: ire enoutrh for three neople and best of all it sells in La Grande for I "Ihe doited car has come, to stay. remarked the veteran garage man, who moneeied toe ' horseiesH carriage Hi I.a Grande when he introduced Henry I'ord's ci cation. Later he quit the 1'V.td people and took on the Dodge car, since which time he has intro ilutcd into this vajley not a few but hundreds and hundreds of these stur dy machines. I I-'or a long time the Dodge maker .-h1 not play much l beauty 'but ihey were always .strong on a stout car. Now they have let their artis tic temperament take control and the coupe shown today is a beautiful car. These four men have BUrvlvcd tno throe erra;:.'t air catastrophes lt 'ha history of aviation. And here they're asm nv ted at McCook Fleltl Dayton, O.. rendy to lly atfnln. -Left to rlKht, Ch-rlca N. Dvorack an I ,ltay Hurley, eurvlvora of tho Koina flieaater; NoMnan O. Walker, onh ( American survivor of the ZK-3, and Henry Vak-.r, Akron, O., curvi,J lot Iho blhnp that exploded ever Chioajo's Uyj (.'.strict & A NATION-WIDE . Mi I ' INSTITUTION 371 DEPARTMENT STORES 0 10 urres nt Tcloeaset, two mllns from stullon. 275 aires undur cultivation, stream of water runs HOT LAKE ARRIVALS (.Special to The Observer) HOT LAKK, Aug. 18. Wednesday's arrivals at Hot J-ake are as follows: J. W. Murphy; Portland; Thos. Man gum, Nampa, Idaho; Ur. and Mrs. Geo. A ins lee, Portland; Dr. and Mrs- A. Kichle, Portland; Mrs. i. Tompkins and son. Walla Walla, Washington:; tnrutiKn ino place, also some j Kh.abeth Greer, Minneapolis, Minn.; ; sprliiKH, balance In pasture. All j Doris Hays, M'inneopolis, Minn-; Mrs. I'iMiced. HiiIMIdkh nr old. Price LtU Stevenson, New York City; Mr. $11,1)00.00 and ?2500 cash will 1 find Mrs. Frank iK. Geiser, Portland; bundle it. I H. W. Spencer andi wife, Heppner; George D. Fell, Pendleton; Joannes 80 'acres close to La Grando, all ' Fields, Oregon; 'Ruth W'illiams, iiii(br cnltivation. Kcven room i-ianuc; j.uciue i.arpy, union; .urs. E GETS definite neiiud, anil has made appli cation for 1'iadexl rates to intermedi ate Points. At the present time the cta.st enjoys the sumo rate as far lis- ! tant intermediate points have. 'The uiuose ot the application is to trive ii'lcimediate points less ratesi than -. e Kiven coast points. The association is nrenared to tjike the case befcre Conirress so that this late fitfht can be settle.l for all tim? and cut out the exnensive litigation mouniiii territory by the railroads. oi.torr gains :ii votes. RAI.EM, Am;. 18. As a result of (be recount of votes in Marion and Clatsop counties during the contest of Governor Olcott's nomination for THE RESULTS Advcrfisinir in Tins News 1 ill I KM' Alil)P(rinf((l liv M'in'w,,itn nas uoen forcwl the inter- who Kii"vs 1 1 10 .Merit A Xe ws ni ior Advert is i i ig. house and barn, good outbulld - lugs. Prh'o $12,000.00. Will trado for hoiiiii good town prop erty, or $5,000.00 cash, balance oil eauy lenns. Hit acres on tho mind rldo near Allcol. Price $M,lfi2.G0. There Is a mortgage for $(i,0uo.00 can bo assumed, balance cash. HO acres near Union, all In good cultivation and In crop, good tin, provenumts. TMlco $0,000.00, $4,000.00 cash. Wo have no mo gnod buys in city properly worth investigating, also Fire und Llfo Insurance. Hawkins, Dayton, Washington; W. A. Price, Bc:irdman, (Jiejfon; I harles Mc Inive and wife, Widln Walla, Wash ington; K. K. Stanfield, Kcho, Oregon; Thomas Todd, Kijjin; und Leta Hawei. La (Jrande. LA GRANDERS MAY HAVE TO M. (). Wilkins was for a long tinr head of the automobile doal-rs' asso cintion of the state icf Oregon and in 1 governor, instituted bv ("harles Hall. such capacity placed thousands of: the governor added a net of thirty-0112 dollars worth of advertising. He vulr.i to his plurality cvei- Hall. knows what newsoaper advertising is Hi? official figures ns canvassed by worth and appreciates a publication ! the sicreta rf state gave Olcott a ihat gets results. Head a letter tie; Penality of 321 votes over Hall. His writes to the Kvening OIsei ver: I new plurality is Df2. Portland, Oregon, I In the Marion county recount Olcott August Hi, l'J2 .i gained five votes. In Multnomah I.a Grande Kvening Observer. La (Jrande, Oregon. , 1 Gentlemen: I Mrs. Wiikins joins me in expressing DOUBLE UPjto -'tu "ur Hppmdai(m for the valu- county ho gained twenty-eight and in me (laptop county recount Hall gained two, giving Olcott a net gain of thirty-one. ilNOijl RFTTFR parcel of our clothinir lost between " u ' U U I I L I I SAYS m. RUDD C.J. BLACK & CO. New Foley Building La Grande, Oregob fciiiS a.rwi imti 'u Km mi 1 in if 1 iiniinl Making Space for Fall Goods Watch Our Wind ows for Bargains La Grande ar.d J-lgm, early in July. We received the package, and ao-i patently it contained every article inj it at the tupi' it was lost, and this demonstrates tu us thy great extent to which your valuable newspaper ,U read by residi':is r.f your county. Youis very milv. M. O. WILKINS. Poultry Culling to be Carried on at Shulfcs Homo 1S04 East:. Ave. (Continued (rum Page One.) ! rnngement beVausa more than that ; will be considered exhorbitnnt. Valley Ichii(!m to ( all. ! Heslrients of Klin, DnbltV and 1 Kiimiuervtlle and farming belts about each of these communities. I will send hundreds of Dokles and citizens generally to the La Grande convention. This was found by a j committee Ihat .visited Klgln and I way point yesterday forenoon and i Siimmerville yesterday afternoon, i Farmers along tho line ar kewi on coming whether they are Knipbtu of Pythias or not. It haj become apparent generally, now. that the 'program will he of general interest to everyone and will be a holiday In Its iruo H'tnse for fun loving people. Klgln Fair Advertised. The local committee yMterdny en totir posted a liberal supply of Klgln fair posters on their return from Klgln, Mazing the trail for tho Elgin fair publicity campaign. All liiNt-iting Convention. .i.ii. iw.iiHfuin'pinrii ... ft f . h Service Station on Adams avenue. will be represented among the riders ..,,..' , . The meotimr at Cove will bo all at-tho annual September classic, Rudd : I0 f,:7 r IChHa Ile.U.h rvn, and will bu Mirv-M. The Hay and (Jrain Show, Miiniunn. ' lw,r ih ih nriun n't I hold" in the tncininj at o'clock' the "Things are looking fine up in Wal lowa county and we are looking for-' watd trsecing a big delegation from Chief Joseph's old hunting ground in attendance at the 122 Pendleton' Koumf-Up, September 21. 22 and 23 ''; jsnid Arthur S. Kud.l, Kound-Up boost-l ice, who has just completed a publicity j !::imraign on the bran-h line. I j KnthuKiustic over tho new canyon Announcement was made to. by ei'; '; ' d and declaring that it will rival, the time set fur the poultry c 1 m i -'"c Columbia highway, when complet-j demonstrations to be canied 0 t. at!td, Air. Itudd is a firm believer in Cove and La Grande next week by '-v rc publicity for Wallowa county. j II. E. Cosby, extension poultry f p:".'iai- "The wenlh?r is ideal at the Lake an:L ist, and II. (i. A very 1 Union cou.ity visitois are enjoying the various at-j agent. traVtion cf the nlace to their hearth! The demonstration at La Grande content," he told the editor of the' will be held at two u'ekek in the after-' server List night, j neon August 21 at the home of C. A. He sides r-erd in 1 a goodly Mesn- Shutz, l!M)l d-ia' t N avenue, acros.ii ticn to the Kound-Up to occupy the po- the tracks and .south of tho Highway p-'Mion ot spectators, Vallowa county Men's "wim Suits Providing Exceptional Values ne("'r lng normous clocks cf clothing for our litindred? of stores, it la quite natural that wo should be in a position to give our customers values they cannot excel else where. We Invite compar isons to test the accurucy of this statement. $19.75 $24.75 $29.75 Single breasted, three button (two to button) models; some cut along conservative lines; others fenil conservative. Also tluublo breasted styles. In worsteds and serges -plain blues and browns; pelf stripes with fancy silk mixtures in blues, grays and browns. Your Inspection Is Cordially Invite? Men's Shirts An Opportunity fT is our good forUae to be able to oIFer our customers this ex ceptionally fine quality Dress Shirt for men, at a price that assures a truly remarkable value. $1.98 Men's Silk Stripe Woven Madras Dress Shirt; extra full cut, new Spring pat terns in neat and fancy effects, French cuffs with button on sleeve facing. A real shirt for the money. Falf Hats Men's New Styles Fine high-grade "Mara' thou" Huts in new Fall shades and shapes Fea- turlnir the now Scratch finish In and mixed colors. Klchly satin lined. . 8111c- plaln All $3.98 Let Is lie your Hultpr" TUB LARGBrVT O H A 1 It PKPAKTMKNT 8XOHB ORGANIZATION IN TUB WOULD" "K1DD1 ! CAK'S"' "1)01. 1.S" ess than lialf jirit-c. below cns(. "TOIM'IT I'Al'KIJ" II rolls for ".DI'JCOK'ATKP VUKVK I'Al'KIJV r, els. L'ctfiilar value 12.") cts. AM) OTIIKK' 1!AI(!AINS Newlin Book & Stationery Company niinhwest l Kivinir cdlilinns if fret Bpuce to La (Irande during this iiiiinth. One siuuiilo of how the irtna Is gcttliiK behind tho conven ,111111 and giving publicity to It Is en In Ihe following from the Jo seph Herald al Joseph: Let It be remembered that every thing Is open to the public except Oie eeri'moninl. Js'o ono need feel dlnuppolnteil about Ihat either, espe cially If you are a Knight of 1'ytlihiH and do not belong to tho Dokles. : J lint wll be an Ideal tllno to be come a lez wearer. Those who do mil belong to Hie pareul order will .not Mini any dull moments and the GRADED RATES ARE ADVOCATED i, :..u ;.. u.,1,1 ... L it .:n ... .... .. . . mh, . j l.- u , . iuuiii,;skl( is ,.jllc pa v a matter of tread i,,,.V.V:.0 :!h? ?l '". 8","?1""e ? UlesiKn n.l nomo'ot the exneriments u. ... f ,n7.n Vim i, i', th t nw'n.. oi tvZ ' coniiucU,t '.v experts in a search for inji MitiTicn. fi'icient tread may Drove in terestitifr to the car owner who is the uenelteinry, The engineers of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company put every new ueau mat is oi'oupht out on the mar ket to a critical comparison with the f,KKIi, Auv Mr. Kudd has just received notice from he 'idmiartors that a number of special trains from various parts of .the west are bcirir arranged fi r anl ' indir.ntions are that the l:tth annual .mendunee is concerned. Rsad '"" T "'-"tamer iread ana in an 18. W. E. Icarhati conditir.hs over the mountains are ex--.,rvrt uT.lS tne ,VJ,u.ue ,,.ne trcad has arrived home from attending the pr:-ted to be much better by Hound-Up, "'1" u,u ''". ...i-snapea oiock tigs meeting of the executive committee of lime and a number of local people are; oeen emphasized strongly, the Inlennediate liaic association in:cpei'ted to taka ailvnntnKe of the, Ihe layman can readily tinker ti'n.l fait Lake the first of the wek. Tliere j Pendleton free campground. Ithat forward motion must be assisted were t epi esentitt iv s in attendanc.!! The advertising man's stop in thisihy the tire tread and that this same from Nevada. Montana. Utah, ldho.1 direction is a pirt of a caninaign! troad must offer a resistance to side Ijivltaiion is made strong for 11011-j Oregon and Wushir;rton. Owing f! whi- h is being condiu-tcd from Denver! thrust, to tendency to move off llu nu'iuhers l attend the convention ! tho stiike smit. rnresentntives of to IVuhmd in the interest of the slum.! "d at an angle. Years ago, Good- u"iir tih'l uii'se rejuiremenis wnn ire All-Weather Tread in which the dia mond blocks lay down a gripping saf Oicuon. and partake of the festivities. It i Arizona. Xmv Mexit?... California and He reports a lively interest in thing.-; is bmled Temple's party and all i Colcrado failed to show uo. j "wild west" wherever he goes, inenihcrs are nrnod to Invito friends. 1 Keport of the past vear's activities' . lake their ('amities and participate j of the association wa- given bv .la. In the biggest affair ot the kind i A. Kurd, secretary. wh recently n1 tliat was ever staged In Kaatern ! turneJ fiom a thiee months' stay in I Washington. ). C-, in beh.ilf ot tho j crganiti.t ion. Ihe ease wherein the raih-oads have applied for return of th? long and short haul clause is tvw before, the; interstate commerce rommissiou nnii it is not known when a dricsi n wll ho ii'-drred. Thr oie-anizot ion is pi---1 SH.ER.RY.'S LAST DAY GOLDWYN Presents WILL ROGERvS WIUINiC r PvOMEO Vill 1 Jo-oi-i in his inaslei iieee -I ho funniest pV'tm yol litt wen in vears. t Mm Showing E "smk r&'Ktaijrc in "the avenger" IV Two-Kcol "Western Feature. DO YOU REMEMBER? Back in 1910 Mary Pickford was just a name. The ijreat sueeess of 1!12. "GOING STRAIGHT" lias heen l'ni crsal. rcvivcil hy See it! It's a scream: Saturday Sunday STAR ALL-WEATHER TRFAI1 A WINNFR with the All-Weather. The marked superiority of tho desiprn has within the last year led to ita use unon Good year solid and cushion truck tires. "Every block edjre works in this tread,' -says the W. H. Bohnenkamp cdmpany, Goodyear dealers in L.i Grande. ".And because the tread makes a uniform, unbroken contact with the road, wear is considerably clss than in treads having a rough, unequal surface. "Ay the Goodyear plant, various treads are tested in a unique manner. A tue is made up with four or six different treads, each covering the same amount of surface. These tread are cf exactly the same stock. Then the tire is placed upon a car and run for several thousand miles. At the end of that time it is taken off n.I examined. "That test tells the story. The effeet of the different treads track for the wheel, sending the car full distance Hhead with everv turn of! the wheel and effectively overcoming ; upon the carcass of the tires, or the any tendency toward skidding. plies also is noted. Treads having too This trea.i design has been likened! pcr.minent buttons ihf'l'ct a '.severe to the paw or hoof of a sure-fnoUrl ! train upon the body of the tire. In j animal, which spreads upon contact t some cases, the" separate tile plies, with the glound und really grins se- "There are many other things to curely. be considered in designing a tread. Despite hundreds of experiment-,' The worth cf the Goodyear design is The ability of an nutcmobile ti;-e the Goodyear experts have never beenj best indicated by the fact that it h hin to iin,i n trp'.ft that comraro'l -ho most r.-nnlar trenrl m the worlo. mm d Hooverlzed Groceries .HtHI THK THItirTV TMROItO YOUR SALVATION THIN HI eal Values Every Day ' WHERE THE THRIFTY THONG -x l'resh liain h Ejrjjs, loz 12")e, Nehrasla Siiirar Cured Kacon, II. o'-'; Nuirar Cured J'icnics, lh . .. lf)e l'resh Creamery .Put tor, 'J lhs '. o7e I'ine Cocna. - lhs 25c Preferred Stock Shrimps, can 15c, Crystal White Snap. 10 liars 42c. ' White r.nra; N'aptha. V,i; a case, 100 bars 1.05 J'ure Cane Suar. ymu last chance 7.98 The wholesale cost of sugar todav is $8.5:5. -Meadow .Maid Milk, large tin 10c HOOVERIZED GROCERY
