La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 21, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text' Monday, August 21, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER , PAGE FIVE THE OLD HOME TOWN ill iSfl T.. i Wedniisdav. Aueunt 23rd, at J 0""""CJ : . (U uttedance is doalred an Hip yearly report will be Rtvon and the election of officer will be held for the ensuing year. The third jillvialon will have charca of the program ana reiresumenia. IVnillitoii Man In Cily J. Do. Wilde la In La Grando on a huaint'sx mission. East Oregonlan. MAR5HAL OTEY WALKER. WAS SO 1 "WATCHING THE PAINTER POT A SKIN OVT5R THE NEW DRESS MAKERS SHOP HE DIDMTEVFN HCA HENRY APPLEGATES PLEASURE CAft COMING. . Local News In Brief Kluinitt's in Cily I,. B. Tuttlc and wife of Elgin spent Saturday in the city visitinR friends. 2:30h'll no back and got another oue." he remarked today wht'n he refused to tell iu what direction the six teen miles was. , Vi'lerouM Itt'ltii-n Home- About 130 World war veterans. and a few members of the ladiv-s auxiliary of the American ' Legion, passed through the city this morn ing .in their special car on train No. 24, on their way homo to Penn sylvania aftor attending the na tional encampment held at Seattle. Vinltini; Friends Miss I-orraine Tuttle of Elgin was in the city Satuiday visiting friends, ieturniii(f to ner nome. msi evening. NEW TODAY Homo from ljike 1 Mibs Homuim Jucobson, Kdlth Bailor, Kltio Pearson and Hlnnch .Furnish arrived In the city last eve ning after spending; a week at ul lowa iHko. Tho Misses Builuf,1 Penr son and Furnish returned to their homos In Portland, Miss Jaeubsou will remain in the city for u low Motor from Klftin J. m. .Masters and t. v.. omnn mo-. visitins with her parents, tored from rJtfin Saturday, spending ' the day m tne ejty on business- Home to Elgin "Bud" litem, of Eljrin, returned thia afternoon after spending several days in the city visiting with friends. Accepts Position " W. AV. Jacobson hus acroptod a position us timekeeper at tho O.-W, offices. Down from linker Freddie Decker or Bakor, spent yesterday In tho city, returning to his (homo this morning. On Hunting Trip Claud Scranton, Jack Pear, Carl Helm and Halbert Hall, spent Sun day on Fisher's ranch on Smith mou ntuiu. J.MnfoiN to Vnion Sept. 1-2 Northwest convention Mr. and -Mrs. Norman Desllet mo 3M of D. 0. K. K. at 1-a Crunde. Mured to 'Union yesterday afternoon, 'spending the day with friends be-' i .,,,,' j for rtturnins to l,a Grande. Visiting in Purl Wind Mrs. John Rogers is spending i few dayg with friends in Portland Down from Klgtn Krnest Vehis and wife of Elgin, spent Saturday in the cily visiting with friends und relatives, return in ir In' 111 fir linmo In RIitIii l;ist f-vp- Judge J. F. Phy and H. J. Orecn;nn ftuu duvet 1 in Wallowa spent Sunday in Wallowa county, j WhIIimvh l-'mnily Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCIaren of i who make their home in Wallowa, Visiting ill City C. W. Stratford und family liolso, visited Sunday at the homo arrived in La Grande yesterday and ol J. U. tioim. registered at the 'Foley. Hero Saturday jOver from Cove Francis Dobbins of I'nion, mo-1 F, P, Millard of Cove, is a tored to La Grande Saturday, spend- Grando business visitor today, fir ing the day here with friends. J riving in La Grande last evening -. - and registering at the Savoy. linker Lady In City j Miss Florence Shubert spent Sat- ; Hume from Wetser lirday in the city visiting with I L. A. Sloop, of the C. J. Black friends, returning to her home in p,enltv company, arrived home from Drive to M or ran Lake Otis cal and George Parry drove to Morgan Lake yesterday in search of the much hunted grouse, bringing back the limit. EAGLE VALLEY TOMATOES. The only supply this season. Twenty-two lb. box, net weight, $1.18. Five box lots, $118. 8-21-U HOOVERIZED (JKQCEKY. LOST Black and white Pointer Hunt ing Dog. KetuKn to 10U2 N avenue- Reward. 8-21-2tp WANT E D Ex periein ed woman for generai housework. Ihonei Main 'ilo. 8-i!l-iit FOR SALE Golden Bantam sweot corn fresh from the field, sold in lots for canning at 20 cents per doa delivered. Phone 205-R. 8-21-2tp MEN WANTED To qualify for Fire men, liiakenien. experience un- necessary, Transportation lurnisn ed. Write W. Uoggess, Supt., St. Lcuis. 8-21-ltp Train Massacres Cow Tho cowcatcher on .No. 17 was Hying up tu its name today because a few miles east of La Grando a cow got on the track and tho engi neer was unable tu stop the train in tlmo tu prevent hitting her. And I bossy, or rather parts of her, i rode into La Grande this afternoon i about 8:15 o'clock in stylo "J1 ,l10 MAN OR WOMAN Wanted, $40 week LOG CUTTERS WANTED-JWhitc l ine Box & Lumber Co. Phone Main &8. 8-19-3t fro nt most part of the locomotive. Itet in-lied from Joseph Colon 'Eberhard, accompanied by hiB wife und family, drove In La Grande yesterday from Joseph, where tlmy have been spending a few weeks on the shores of Wal lowa lake. Mr. Eberhard was in La Grande the latter part of the week and went back Saturday morn ing to bring his family back to La Grande. They report a very de llgbtful time. John Gardner in city John Gardner, formerly of this city and si ill having iprotperty and Heme from Vacation ""lrlY""""rl Mis Minna Ash, assistant school , , ,. , , r . sunerintcnrffnt, returned (rnme this'?"'"' '""kmR over l.i8 DiixIuhs uf- i , ' ,.., (...'"Irs. Mr. Gardner was the ni:l- ly full time, $1.00 an hour spare time, selling: euuianteed hosiery to wearer. Kxnerience unnecessary. Intel national KnittinK Mills, Norri-i town. Pa. 8-21-ltp New Silk Dresses just romvi'd. in the newest Fall designs. They are a wonderful assortment and all moderately priced. FRENCH & GREENE lteady-to-wear and Shoes. Pi 111 I I V .morn in ir from a two weeks' visit to Poi l land and coast points- Boys Spend Iay on Mountain Jack Hintt, Eugene Metcalf and 0v--n Price returned last evening from Mt. Emily after spending the nip;ht on the summit. (iot Several Birds Al Andiews, E. T- Andews and Os nr Pitarch were prouse huntinsr yes 'erday, bringincr home several fine birds. I Elgin Men in City ! i.eland Blanchard and J. Green of Elgin, returned to their homes ibis afiernoou aftr spending the day in the city on business. the evening. Spends Sunday In Cily Verner Purdon and Eugene Pal mer of Baker motored to La Grande Saturday, sp nding Saturday and j Sunday in tho city visiting friends. iWelsur yesterday, where ho had hern spending u week on some laud deals. Drives to I'nion ... . C. W. limiting and wife motored to Union yestil'day, dining at the Union hotel and returning home in the evening.. Legion .Meeting; Tonight . The La, G ramie American Legion Post No. 43 will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the Eagles' hall. Every member in urged to be in attendance. Installs New Water System Chas. Payne of -Imbler, has in stalled a new Kairbanks Morse wa ter system in his home and is very well pleased with it. . . Ilcliirns to lmhlcr Foster Simms, who Is making his homo in Imbler this sinner, return ed t Imbler tills morning aftoV spending the week-end in La Grande visiting friend "nd relatives. 'Motored to Maker Mr. and Mrs. J. M. StalcV und Union Visitors i family motored to Baker yesterday Clark Fitzgerald and Leo Ilax-! afternoon and Returned to La tor of La Grande, were visitors at Grande later in the evening. They Union yesterday- and were guests , gpuit a very enjoyable time on the of the Union hotel. I trip. North Powder .Man 1 Bnk to Joseph Hoy H. Minniek. who hails from; Mrs. G. M. Saylcr, who lives in North Powder, arrived in La Grande Joseph, returnod to her home this yesterday and is a guest at the) morning on the branch line train Foley. He is here on business, after spending the wui-k-cud in La 1 Grande on business and pleasure. Mrs. Sayler was a guest at the Foley. Baker people Mr. and .Mrs. D. F. Murphy or Baker, motored to La Grande yes terday and are stopping jit the Sa voy today. They are here on business. Lenves for New York On BuslnesH Tour O. H. Kincald and K. O. Payton are spending the day at North Pow der transacting business In that section. Home to Baker -Mr. .and .Mrs. Clark . Rippy and fj;m enter. Kuth, returned to their home in Baker this mnminc after spending everal dnv in the city visiting1 with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Johnson. .. Union Lady In CHy Mm. Thomas Ficklin of Union, is in the cily today visiting friends and will return to her homo this evening. Home from Portland Miss Viola Bcnham and Careaa Wells returned home thin morning from a two weeks' vacation iu Portland. Itctutiicfl from UxtcnnVd Trip Mrs. L. S. Dunn and daughter, Phyllis, rcturued Saturday from an extended visit in Seattle, Tacoma and Port land, reporting a very de lightful trip. Fishing at Vincent Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Peterson return nl last evening from Vincent. here hey sncnt the (lay fishing neer on one: of the trains In the Celilo wreck that occurred last win ter and was Injured, having been in the hospital for some lime, lie is looking as perk as ever today, however, and says that he feels in the best of health. Mr. Gardner is now making his home in Portland. TO PRESERVE TAILOR S O rennessee and City of (ireen-. ville rciuiMiie in l'reserv- hitf Andrew,- Johnson's Tailor Shop for Future Generations. WANTED SALESMAN Our prices on Cold Tires climinHte competition Contract with siiliiry and ex-pen.-es to hustler. Tho C. I Smith Com pany, bouth Bend, Indiana. ' 8-21-ltp WANTED Reliable tire concern wants capablo man for county reP csentntivu and nali'a manager. $60 capital necessary. Chicairo Rubbar Woiks, Utoadway, Chicago, in. , 8-21-.1t WANTED Man with car to aell beat low priced Cord Tires made. $100 per week and expenses. Graham Tire company. Mill) i'ipestone, Ben ton Harbor, Mich. 8-21-ltp FOB SALE Apricots, five cents per pound. I'hono 4M-W. 8-21-ltp I'OH SALE TwontT shoats and four sows. Cull 300 Earl Zundel. 8-21-lt KOI! SALE Apricptit. Thone 4x1, or Mail Uoutu No. 2. Box 47. I' L. Wilson. . 8-21-tf EOK SALE 'Kresh Jersey cow, vein's old. Call Farmers 04- 8-21-2tp NKIWILIN'S CANDliES art all clean, fresh, pure and cool, 8-ai-IH DON'T DO WITHOUT Drufrs just be cause ii's too hot to come down town l'hune Main 40. Newlin Drun Co. 8-21-at the Comity Court of the State of Ore l in turn to be away, while in winter iron for Union County, Administrator) they were only in their offices from of tho estate of Mollie Tavlor, de- it t;.4. The revision just decided upon ceased, and has qualified as such. AIL by the cabinet makes the working day persons hnvintr claims auaifist said tate aro hereby reipincd to present the same, verified as reunited by law, to the undersigned at La (itande, Oreo'i, or at the office cf his attorneys, (ireen & Hess, at La Grande. Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. . Dated at Ln tirandc, Oieiron, Auk ust 19th, 1022. G. W. TAYLOR, Administrator. Green & Hess. Attorneys for Administrator. Auk 21-28. Sent 4-11-18. LONGER HOURS MILS all the year round i to 4 and allow only 2:i days holiday in the year, which includes three ilays at New Year. As the officials had their snlnries rained 70 per cent Inst year the local papers think they have nothing to complain of in being compelled to work, long er hours. Too Much TnU. And the more energy n man ex pends In talking the less ho will hav left tu assist him In making good. (By Associated Proes) j TOKIO. July 10. (lty Mini. Hc gidcft losing' part of their sumini'r hol idays, the civil officials uf Japan arc to work longer hours. Ueittcfuie they had long holidays during the hot sum- iiivi, Yiniii rAii'iitm intin iiuiy 11 hm Prniemhec 10. the officials taking it' OLD TYME DANCE Every Thursday Night at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers iilv At Mnini-il Prcup.-i OUKKNV1LKK. Tenn., Aug. 21. The ntnte of Tennessee and tho city preserve for future generation, the Jatnc1'' little huildlng occupied; by Andrew Johnson ng a tailor shop,' the place wheVo he dreamed of ono day oc cupying tjte highest position In the ipower of Americans- to hestow upon one of t heir fellow, citizens, the presidency. The state legislature at lis last session appropriated $15,000 to put a hrlrk shell structure around the house, located in the center of this thriving little city built among the rolling hills of Wist Ttinessr. An uddttioiuil sum of $200 annually was provided for tho upkeep of the building. A small home fur the curetaken Is Included in the plans, rioth structures aro well under way. ( Persons whn visit the place will not be allowed to touch the tailor shop where "A Johnson tailored old clothes and new," for It will lie CARD OK THANkS. We wiih to express our thanks for the lovinjr kindness rendered us rfurinp the sickness and dram M our ofr r. And n so for lhA bMutitui floral offerings and thfr help riven us in many ways. . MRS. W. J. WAMfcEH, M'RH. Wm. BRAIL, MRS. S. L. McBATH, HK'RT DAVIS, THOMAS 'DAVIS, KD DAVIS. CLYDE DAVIS. 8-21-ltp NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is horcby given tHstlhd un dcrsiirneil has been duly; ritypMnd y nr a vi CAM. a a A.RrC.A'D.E- TODAY AND TUESDAY . Anita ivuid lir it. l.l.iuu Tlienmrll thev re-.. ; , ,'.' ..lA'riiir ninruT vn MOST .i i.i. i , i ... . . . I 1 WHt'tl'l . LIU! IIUMIHH IKin I 'im - vl.i " I,.; I . I -tnii v ' !? f rl," .a"" DroUKnliof tourist,, who Journev to Orenn- AIIKMAIU.H TAXI HKIIVICB visiting her parents. Mr. anil Mrs. t home the fish to prove it. I...,,.. ...j.. .. , Any La Grande subscriber to the Observer who does not re ceive his paper by 8 o'clock in the evening, please cull Western Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. Walter Tierce, for several wrcks. left last evening for New York City, where sho will continue hr work as head of an educational department. Dance Afler (Jrousc Mr. aud Mrs. P. K. Wyriek and children of this city, motored to I'niun yesterday und t hence up Catherine creek wlit re they made rami). They will be gone for a con pi - of days ca inning; out and i hunting grouse, probably . rei urniug I to ha Grande tomorrow. Saturday Night Rex Hall Accepts Position J Miss Minnie Monro has accepted a trrived here ' n The Dalles to tnke up her duties. TUB CITY. All Short Calls 25o All rails answered Promptly with Bonded D livers. ville. eveVy year may view tho house and parts of lis interior. They may see llie work bench behind which Position nt. the O.-W. offices as fne-i , , ' , , , , " ' , . V hanical device operator. Miss Moore u 1 il1 ! i. yesterday from her home yi" ''17" 1 ntvnmni cm m. t I in me , w him e iim wait iimiiii Jo iu , u !... In llxntinirlnti I 3 11 HCtfVO CHreCr III DllbllC life took Delhert Fuller vard clerk at Hunl-!h"P und spurred him on tu enter 'f :t)gton on the o'.-W., returned this! Politics at the age or twenty, a de- Im, Call M A 1 U AA nrnintr after spending Saturday and .clslon he evidently never regrelled.jy lYIAlll I't lQiiesttoB . y Siie.lav in the city visiting with rel atives, Miirt-ieil tit Pintlanil I M ins Illanche Clegg, who makes i her home in La Grande, was niar ! rid to It. V. Michel, ff Seattle. I Washington, in Portland the latter ; i part of i he week. . The marriage I i came' as a sunpriso to her many j t rt','i3 Vnv-.lir Orclipstra ni,',uls whrt wish h' r a pp.v i xjuntj o married life. according to his Inst statement, tin original of which, along with other relics, will he made a part of the Passes Through City treasure that will he housed in thtf Hcihcrt Drfrrnn. of Klgin, passed new building, 'hrotr.'h 'the city last evening" after A touch of pathos and religion pending' a couple of da'-'s at his home, runs through the last recorded n his way to North Powder, where, words uf the only president to be jSe is now employed- Return f Elgin Mr- Frank Wade and daup-hter r elia. returned their home in Elgin. nation's chief eoeuH 'his morning after spending several ( written hs he saw th Ford & George in Wnili- f Kl'n nm forniorlv s punil nt th1 Snrrt-d llcnrt Aradomv herp. TRAVELO .and TOM WYE Knit Jackets ill all skull's, bt'ltcil inodt'ls, newest style. eieer voiirs lmw. iire here ilain itiHl $6.95 to $9.45 Clint's Clothiery "The Store With a Conscience" 1103 Adams Ave. Molured from Walloua - Mr. and Mrs. .loo McCIaren and Mrs. C. A. McCIaren of Will Iowa, motored to Ia Grande yeslerdav to meet thefr sister, who arrived last , s,H-ehii Meeting this Evening wenliiB from Albany. Oregon. They j Th(. L;jjpH Auxillarv of the Am-r-returned to their home this morn-;)(.lin iUta will hold a upedal ing after HiMMiding the evening a? imeethiK this evening at 8 o'clock at guests of the Summer. itl,p (.jthhurhood club rooms ln the pity library. All members nre urged Mo 1m: present. tmipeiiihed, (lie only tailor tu be come 'president, and the only presi dent to he clei-teil to the I'nited States nfiiate after serving an the ve, ;i statement shadow the citv vi-iting friends. Miss the Valley of Death gradually is a well known music teacner lengthening out to envelop him. Hanging in a frame in his old home place here, it reads: All seems gloom and despair. I have ierfoniicfl my duty to my ffnd. my country and my family, j have Homing in i to me in the mere shallow protecting wing, lieneata For Sale I'rn.r In Infnrniaiiun The Cveutng Observer stated Sat-I unlay that Mis. .1. F. O'Conuell and tiiets llig iir daughter. Miss Irene, had left fori . Palmer. Otis Palmer and .T. I.os Angeles to spend t wo weeks, j a. Aikln, spent Sunday up at thr which was an error. Miss I rem- j intake, capturing a large buck deer went to Durangu, Colo., to visit her j in the moraine and spending the brandmothi-r for two weeks but Mrs. 1 ret of the day fishing, bringlni.' OVounell did not leave La Grande. home the deer and a good catch of WIk'iiI Handier t , , . Thomas Ross, who makes his! l ine Specimen of Ore hmne in Kcho, arrived In l,a Grande The Securttv Land and Savlni: lust night from Knu-nprise. where 'company have in their window he had speitt a f-w days, and regis-; ,,ime fine specimens of silver or1 tered at the Savoy. He 1-ft ehislfro nitbe Hay Horse mineg In Baker mornin;; fur Kehn. Mr. Kss re- ! ( -miuly imi the tnake river. The eently pMrcha-'d a big wh"at ranch : Kav ilur.-e mines have the targtvt near F liter prise and is entering iu the roll of the wheat kinga of this section of the country. known silver deposits and the is of the highest, standard. Sochi Meeting M'eOneviljiy Tli" fourth divTsjon of (hf l.i-di" Aid o. iety ..f tli- FhM M-hodist meeting iu the church p? (icu Four Point Hack .Is. k Krfgg.. who left La Grand ye-irrdny d'.terniine'l 'sii ge' h rtei.r r tm M"d ittildv with a fin" four a Mit inl point bu-k ib b b hot about six i'jie on letn miles from town. "1 thiuk 5 room house near high uchool ol ;on "paved street .pluinbod and wired, (2:;5U. Will tuku siuull car as part payment. A socicly "lel" l iinls a slran- ,ve all,l vtnd siicccsKion oi' llirills on the scciip of a "igantic eng ineering; work. ALSO A HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY WedncsdayConway Tearle in "Tho Referee" CARE'S '.WHWM'IHHHMJI For Credit No Interest Iff ISIla 1 t . New modern C room bungalow . Approaching death just completed. Ilusenient, plumbed.! uf God's )ujt.ln f,.atUiCHt piaBterod and wir- IL 1 111-: most feel sacred. Here I know no evil ran come; there I will ret ; school. In iuitt and peace. beynVid t he i reach of calumny's poisoned shaft, ' the In! hie me of envy ami Jealous : enemies,' where treason and traitors in state, back-sliders and hypo crite., Iu church can have no place. where the great fact will be real ized that God if tint h and grati tude U the highest tribute to man.' lot. In vicinity uf litgh New i room Iioiiho, never been occupied, 11650.00. Kuay terms. Ftrst Farm Book. "A I Iiibnndr.v" believed to lie t'ie I -.; I - - on farming printed In Kng'alid n.:;r-rv--BH bought re cently for a iiin co, i ud fo nlnnit JC,."m) en behalf of I lie UrilUh tiiiiseotn at Soiheby'i salesrooms. This book, so uiall llifit It ioi)i easily b (dipped 'n the po. kvi. w;m printed in 1-Vj:t by one I(!ciir pijJ-n. It was wrlitin t'V Sir .nio-nv KltTerhTt nf Nor-i-urr, lrb' !'ir". In In exfelleru i-on'titlon. though -o!fel with age. It 3 bound la moroco. Second hand store. Owner Is a railroad in an and tho company de mands his relirfnn?nt from tho mer cantile business. This place must bo sold at once aivl the owner will ac cept clly property as part or whole payment. Geo. H. Currey Crossett . Shoes W'ovn cinl iniimisly ly the ,'iipro:l;iUve. (Quality l'ighlly in-ici'il. , $7.50 to $10.00 ASH BROS. Our iicw local ifit 111: Adams Ave, across tho street from I'eare's. x& JL!Lii . : Ileal Estoie jR. Ijuuranc L: