La Grande evening observer., August 22, 1922, Image 5

Tuesday, August 22, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING- OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
THE OLD HOME TOWN
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( WMEI "THE NEW DCESSMAKtR uP J
Jvi-K' XfeiS? SH0P AT "'GMX MAftSHftL Crrev WAuXFR 4
,?laHT 0,4 MANI-' T "Lock toe dotr. i
BV StanleVi011. Hunting Trip
J . I I.. 1,. KnnHcrass. manager of the
Summer Hotel, left this mornine on a
two day hunting trip. '
l'nrrhiisiiiff 1'iiiiii Implement
V. S. Johnson ot Summervllle, Is
in the city, today .purchasing some
new farm machinery.
Local News In Brief
Cove Banker in City
(irover Duffy, cashier of the Covo
State Bank, is in the eity today on
business, returning to his home this
evening.
In City Shopping .
Mrs. H. R. Frlirell and mother,
Mrs. K. I.. Mcllatton, of Suinmer
rille, are In the rity making a few
purchase before returning to their
home this evening.
N-..17 Annulled
Train No. 17, which is scheduled to
arrive in the city at 8:u5 a. m., will
not arrive here this evening, having
been annulled. 'Reports say that the
trouble is on the U. P. system.
Slops Over In City
Mlsg Uuth Clark of Georgetown,
111., arrived here this morning to be
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. V. S.
Parker. MIhb Clark Is returning
home from Berkeley, Cal., where
she has been attending the Univer
sity of California.
quently numbers of logging camos,
which have been closed because of the
fire menace, will have to remain clos
ed until the woods are saturated.
Kir production keeps up fairly well
but is due for a decided slump because
many manufacturers face a loir fam
ine w;hich will cause the mills to close
down. Cars on the Pacific coast are
in more plentiful supply than in the
south, but transportation difficulties,
particularly on the scuthern lines, nr!
increasing. The northern transcon
tinental lines are moviug lumber
freight promptly.
MOTOR CYCLE
NJURES
T
To Leave This levelling
Mrs. J. Wilfred Cross will leuve
this evening for her home in Seat'
tie, where she will epe'nd some
I with friends and relatives. Mr.
! Cross is employed here and is a
: member of The 'imperial Pep Or
chestra.
Id 0ll tllsI1(.ss Trip .
Sept. 1-2 Northwest convention J"P Stevens left this morning for
of P. O. K. K. at I, a (irande. -!- Xiirlli Powder to spend the day ut-
tending to business matters that ho
has in that city.
PKNDLKTON, Aug. 22. Krnest
Todilliunter of Taeonia received In
juries which are expeeled to prove
fatal, and Douglas McDonald of
Pendleton was badly hurt here Sun
day morning at 6:15 o'clock when a
motorcycle driven by the Pendleton
man smashed against the Howard
house at the corner ot Washington
and Main streets In West Freefater.
Toddhunter's sculp was almost
completely torn off and he suffered
other injuries. He was unconscious
when reached. McDonald was badly
lacerated about the body us a re-
" suit of having charged through a
llme harhPfl wirn fenen Which wVs ill
front of the Howard house.
The accident occurred when the
machine, which was Pendletun
bound, is reported to have become
unmanuKiible. There is an angle In
the road at the placu of the wreck,
and the machine never negotiated
this turn. Instead it held straight
on. It struck an irrigating uiicn,
Fusses Through .
S. A. Ollinger, of Salmon City, Over from Union
Idaho, drove through La Grande to-, Mtb. Gtorge De Lap is in the
day on his way to th ocousl. , city today on a shopping tour, and ( Wallowa
- i m leiiirn 10 .jier uouie in union
i tills evening.
Was Here Last Kvening
Mies Hyatt, who lives in Enter
prise, returned to her home this
morning on the branch line; train
at the end of a short business visit ;(ew 3() fc(t through the air. taking
in lm urnnae. hue ariiven in ine,out Uarbed wire lence. and struck
city yesterday and spent the eve-; nhin three feet or a window., be
lling as a guest of the Foley. . MnA which the Misses Dallas and
' 'KmiM Howard were in bed asleep.
ake . The immict of Ihe collision jarred
AUDIKNCK AT THB GANDKNS
IS PLEASED.
(Hy The Gardens Publicity Agent)
Playing to packed house, the Tri
City Kcvue and the Buror's Trained
Animal Circus both made a big bit
last evening. By 8:1S o'clock the sir
dome was tilled nearly to capacity and
by the time the curtain rose, it was
nearly impossible to ret teat- Pre
liminary to the show, a parade snd
uaiiynoo was siaireu through the
streets of the city.
the first act on the bill was a one-
act musical comedy entitled "The
liudio tiirls. A small town country
lout, played by F.ddia Mar, applied for
a job in a hick hotel snd received it.
Whereupon n troup of actresses, called
the "Radio Girls", arrived In town and
the fun commenced, fciddie Mar was
exceptionally funny last night and
the rest of the cast phyed up to him
m a wonderiul manner.
After a short intermission the sURe
was cleared for the animal cirrus. Jim
and Jerry, two highly intelligent dogs,
work with a troup of trained Shetland
ponies and presented a vory fine Set.
ihe "laxy dog, another canine that
wasn t so lazy as trainer stated, furn
ished serevai laughs. rollowinv a
low more tricks of fine duality with
a monkey and a goat taking an active
part, the trained burro took tna stage.
Several smnll boya were recruited
from tlio audienco and for the remain
der of the show the audience was kept
in throes of laughter.
Ihe same bill will be presented thi
evening and with the rough edces
rounded off, piomiaes to be a mu.-h
better petformance than last njght,
which was of stellar quality.
FEDERATION ACTIVE
FOR SHOP CRAFTS
(Continued from lag On.) .
Itnco Hui'Ho Man " "
J. G. Sheridan, prominent race
horse breeder of Uina, Ohio, passft'J Main's liig
through - J-.ii (J ramie today.
Laml Sah)-
1'uok In I'ortliiml
'Carl V. .'Cook of La Grande is
one of many out of town visitors.
Oregon Journal.
Mrs. Frank .Laub and children, i tno window frame loose but Btopped
who make their home tn La Grande, jtne umehine, and the two men were
left this morniiiK on the branrh Htl tmied in the barbed wirt!. Had
line train for Wallowa lake, where tile niotortvcle struck three feet fur-
linu u-ilt Qtinnil lha luttar nuri nt . . t . .. . i. 1.1 I
Sivtv nrri' nf l;ind nnii- ITnl.ui Lilt I 111 Hie ivu, it wuuiu mwu
IwlonSn. . L ""I "Vh'nm - ' ,1,e week camping out. They will j thl.oll.h th, wlndow ,, probably
was sold tn Foster ,M Holmes. ' rturn to l.a Grande eittier halur-, h,lvlJ kl,,ed the slenplug women.
throngli the C. J. Black Itealty com- l""y or SU"""y
pany.
visiting relatives and friends.
ItelunKMl to KnlerprlNt'
j Mrs, M. Duvia. who makes, her
' Itand liclmu-Mil La.st lOvenlnn jhome in Knteuprise, nt the con
) The La Grande baud rehoarsed ! elusion of a few days visit in the
last evening at the Elks' tumnle 'y guest of the Kolcy, re-
very large turn out, (turned to her home this morning
line tinln. While
ViHltiiiir in l,a (.rande
Mrs. C. H. Conkey and Jack and lilltj n.((
j-niien i;onKcy 01 i-oniauu are nere u.nririufr am mnv nl..n..R nlmm-on tbn hrancl
STDLEWHEELS
wit It discussing
matters.
Onl Afti-i Deer tind VlU
Hool Ilaker and son Morris, are
gpLiidfug a few days on Five Points
bunting and fishing.
several business ( in the city Mrs. Davis transacted
iHome business and also visited with
friends'.
Back from Fori land
George
tor ne
trip in Portland this morning
Klgin .Man In La Granite
K. C. Gutting, who hails from
Elgin, arrived in La Grande last
evening on the branch lino train
FM II FORD
AMERICANS If!
FRENCH RAGES
(By AsBouiaU'd i'rutfs.)
UAYENCE, Aug. 1. (Hy Mull).
Major Charles K. Nulse'n. member
of the riding team of the American
force In Uermany, riding the horso
Joffre, made an exceptional record
at the Concours Hippique here. Ho
was entered in six events and took
two firsts, one second, one third,
one fourth and ouo fifth place.
He won first iplaco in the Prix
do Koathelm, with Uti entries, and
first place In the main event, with
92 entries.
There -wore six Ameriean entries,
the othttrs 'being from the French,
British and Ueiguiin arsics. This
record Is quite remarkable an the
Americans were competing against
some of tho best jumpers in Europe,
To La Grande
Mrs. George Huntington Currey
and son Albert, accompanied by '
Lois and Itusselt Nelson who have
iioiii i Muum iJim, IK Ht0p,)inK u, ,he Foley during hp(11 viKltitlir nl . ,.,. ' inm in 1 were ,m tho1
org Cochran. La Grande at- a ah t ouaine8S vUU , ,e'1 y;Rit4i,11K "1 t lff,( ,l,rfy ,0,me " they broke a
v, returned from a business, this city take their departure for La 't p, .
Enterprise Family-
Mr u nil Mt'ii ' l U.mrn nt
Pythian HiMers lo Meet 'Enterprise, arrived in 'the cilv Inst
Mrs. Waller Jones will entertain joveninff 0n the branch line train
the Pythian SisteVs' club tomorrow , an(1 s,)(.,nt th(J niuht ua guU8Uj Rl
afternoon at her home at 1701 the Savoy.
X avenue. .J , - ,
Grande tills evening, where Mrs.
Currey and son will vhdt for a fc"w
days. Baker Herald.
Visiting in La ranih
Mrs. Harry Lyman and children
of Wallowa, are visiting in La
of Mrs. W. A. Moss.
Frank Seward Buys Properly
Frank Seward, formerly of Elgin,
but now liviug in La Grande, where
he has accepted a position with the
George Palmer Lumber company, re
cently purchased the George Desch
On Dinning Trip
Ed. Ford and Dr. Lee pouvy are
spending several days in the Duck
I-?,.,-ii Unrlmru .mi.it.-., hunllm, ,la.i
.' ."""" """- They left yesterday afternoon andlT,.!, ,.., ,. i, . " " . r..
expect to return home about Thurs- (iaVa.
day with n big detr and a lot of " ,
b'fds. KihI Vlsil Here
Mr. and Mrs. Will
Three boys from Union, aged
about 1.6, had a miserable day of
it yesterday beeause Bome thief had
stolen the wheels off their atlio
mobile. The night previous they
their way to love whin
rear wheel on their
point. Tiny returned
home and yeslenlay morning drove
with a team and buggy to tho scene
of the accident currying ii new wheil
and one can Imagluo tho misery or
the youu'g trio when they found (hat
someone' hnd removed nfl tlie wheels
on the, car with tho exception of
to one thut was broken. The thief
had left the body ot the' car sil
ting alongside ot tho road. While
Hi I Day In City
Frank Miller and family of Cove,
apent yesterday, in the city on a
properly winen Is loeaieo ai lll.- ;,,, . ,.., ,,.. ,,. w,.,,r.
Jackson avenue. Mr. Seward wlllii, . ......n,,,!,.. ,-ii,.,i,l ,,i,.,.e
lot inaehinery tn the youngsters and
Ithey evoked the sympathy of pass
lersby who found the. youngsters all
crying lustily beside their wheelless
attitude nnd the policiea dictated by
the small but powerful group of bank
ers who control the finance of the
railroads and who have compelled the
adoption by The tni)roa.ds bf 8 policy
of hitter antagonism to the orranii&a
tions of the workers.
"Finally, the decisions or tho board
compelled resistance on the part of
the workers through suspension of
work. A wage of 2(1 cents per hour
was established for section men and
tins wago is the basis upon rhch all
other wages are calculated.
' Overtime la Abolished 1 -"In
addition to this the board or-
deied the abolition of the payment of
time atui one-half tor work done on
Sundays ana holidays. It tm sought
lo impose grave iujuKticcs upon tho
wnkeis tniough .niiings or iihj isijor
board while the railoiails had consist
ently violated and repudiated .ruling
of the board from tho beginning.'1.
Keports persisted here tonight that
the rail stiike, if ended by the negoti
ations now in progress, would be set
tled hy means of a "gentlemen's
in cement. " NotwithstandW the de
nial of T. PeWitt Cuyler, president of
the Association of Kailwav executives.
it was reported on good authority that
:he proposal under consideration pro
vided a means forTioth sides to "save
their faces " . ,
Strninritv in It UMietttd.
IiV other words, neither aide iHll
"yield in principle" rcgardinc the Mil-'
iority issue. Tno seniority nuestlon
will remuin technically unsettled, but
thu men will go back lo tork Undor
a "genl lemon's agreement!' that they
will get back tho old places fit jobs
eiually ns good; that is, if the re
ported busis of settlement goes
through.
! . ll.J.I'J ! 1-1 .'.I'll
A measure authorizing tho city
council of Kugene to Ishiio bonds
in the sum ot 15.iJiio rr tho pur
chase of new firo apiiaratus will
be on the November ballot.
For Sale
E room house near high school
on. .paved street .plumbed und wired,
$2350. Will take small ear ns part
payment.
Now modern 5 room bungalow
just completed. Basement, plumbed,
built-in features, plastered mid wir
ed, big lot. In vicinity of high
school.
New 4 room hutise, never been
occupied, (16SU.00. Easy terms.
There is a style in
"Onyx"$$ Hosiery
for every occasion
yUKTHER it be for
evening Hear with
dainty dancing slippers in
delicate shades, for smart
street wear, or for sport
wear in the counry, the
correct hosiery adds the
final touch to carefully
chosen costumes. Wehave i
a wide variety for your
choice,
FRENCH &
GREENE 1
4V .
Second hand storo. Owner Is a
railroad man and the company de
mands his retirement fiont tho mer
cantile buslnoBS. This plaeo must bo
sold at ouco and tho owner will ac
cept city property aB part or whole j
paymout.
Geo. H. Currey
ltal Kstal
litNuranec
THE Ol.nKST AM) MOST
.ft ItHI.IAIll.lO TAXI BKUVIL'B
J. ilTI
TIIH CITJf.
All Hhort Calls S5o
All calls answered
Troinptly with
lloiuled Drivers,
Ford & George
jca.,- MAiN 44
r"iLteve;,,Ig,Urni"e 10 the" '"Fnuik Harris' left .9 morning lX 1"'
rig, v,l ' --"in'Miilll". The frouty Brothers, new saw-
Mgiii Motors . . . ', stntes ,h, Ti. inrf..,ie,.. .u", "l w thty ' mill at Waiienton began commer-
Mrs. I.ave' .we fel and daughter producng a ve'rv good H ' , ives The" arrived C'"' I1""""'11'"' of " '""-
inifreil. of Klgin. ur In ' " ',. . , ' ,, "111 .in . relatives I Hey ai rued , dliy j,.or lhu prugct , n,n wj
' - -v. "111 ia i.ranue aooul a weeK ago ! i ,. .),,.. i,, ,,, f,.i
Winifred
Grando this week visiting at
homo ofMrs. Alexand
the
slart oiieratiou this morning.
Fair
this city.
('cndlf ion
llis! F. S. Lockwood, who was Injured , Urdu ricil l(l I'nlon
idaily.
I
Klgln Man Here
.Tnfjwn Pi-nnib. 'who makes
homo In Klgin, arrived in the eitv "' " wm;" ,U1, , w- v" Connor, principal of the
yesterday and is spending the day "to..." 'lB" , f nl.' '? !'!'' "!! ,N,'.,'th'.:"1, (tnimmar schools, re-
.KM : . " .7 . w. t,,,,,,:,, tu ,ln IIWMIU UlUOn IllSl
ported to be In a little better con-1 evening. Mr. Connor has heen In
li"on this morning. j L CnindB for ,the past several ' County Treasurer's ( all for General
1 111, iiiHniiBiT oi inei i0ad Warrants.
hero on business.
NEW TODAY
OLD TYME ,
DANCE
Every Thursday Night.
at ; '
Zuber Hall
P. J. Powers
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, Main 24, and a special
messenger will deliver a copy.
grounds when Hie rhnutaunun was
A.RC.AD.E
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ; ,
Conway Tearle
In
"THE REFEREE"
.! Tliis'iri liy Hy Mr. 'IVarloV Ix'st fl'l'm't. litwttd' '
on the K'i'l Uooli Blury, "John Nk'Ai-dle, liel
- ci'ff." , - :
' TONIGHT ANITA STEWART
i ,,
y "A QUESTION OF HONOR" '
Salvation Army Salo
.re :reaor7 ,o,e ma, : c " n .. "FZ . I NOTICE': The Ululersigncd county.
tt,sw c.,.,r,t.,.r A.,..t . - " n iciuiii in "Itrnasuier haw funds on hand with!
...... .... ,., , L.tr,,.. "i limi u. in; HIILT wn ril ini'V II fl 1(1
in o.o-j wiiulh. in me u i u;i - : u nion lor me school se meaty rs,
J lie rjuinlli! 1H conlliilly til
from
noon.
vited and the procneds will be used
to aid In local work.
Dance
;? . Saturday Night
Rex Hall
Loney's Novelty Orchestra
oeeeeooeeeee
MB SHORTflRF
wiiwillllWk. I
NOW predicted;
Covo Lady Ilcr1
, .HIO. A, i. .'Ulltb, U (! UIIIIIieilL j
! resident of Covo, ni'rivcJd in hu (
I Grande last evening and reKisterrd
I at the Foley. Slut will spend the
j day in l.a Oraude looking after
some buHinesH matters.
I 1
KnterpHse Itesidcnt
j R. V. TiiviMintV, a well known
1 citizen of Fnteiiprisi1, arrived in
liiiS the ninht as a hwxI at the Ka-, r8 tr wrrKiy niv ew 01, me
;vov, n turn.Ml to his home lhfs t Ameiicun Lumbmnan- The rail Bit-
1 ... , iiHlinn in thu vnnth iu it'irrin . ....
morning on tiie hraiit h line train. i . . , .V
which to redeem nil warrants issued
one the General Road Fund, Nos. 'iH
t 67, inclusive. Series of Wil'i, pay
! able on ami after Wednesday, Auu .t
I'A, WVrL Interest ceases on the ubove
wiirnintd nn WimIik-siIjiv. Ailcnut. '1'A.
HUC.II .McCAI.I,,
Countv Treasurer
Aug. 22-2U, Sept. ii-m-lil -
KOK RENT Modern five-room eot
....... 1 r.,,.. 1 tit 1, .1 ,'..,( I'l,,.,,.. 'wi:u;
The demand for softwood lumber for ' u'c;if
home huililing. for farm use and for
the industrial trade is good, and or-j ,(ST Check for MM between U.
dcrs aic oftered to the manufacturers! .S. Hunk and Skagit's store. Kinder
in excess 01 me auppi- available for: vinMv ,.,,,, to (M,s,.rver. 8-22-1 1
, TRAVELO
and
TOM WYE
Knit Jackets
are here in all similes
, . 1. 1 .
plain aim neneu m"m i
ceieet
. 1 .
newest siie
vours now.
$6.95 to $9.45
Clings Cldkicry
"Tha Stor Tfitk a
' Conci5"
1108 A(lim .4v.
IJiiys Home
G. M. Mc.Mill.1t1 or tills city, pur
chased the brick house on the cor
ner of V mid Spruce struts the lat
ter part of the week from U. A
I pleasant and in ."ome cases the nianu-
jla -tuiers can not obtain cais and in
! other cases, onc!e the cars are lou'led
i the railioads seem unable to move
1 them.
1 Opinion of the lumber trade is thai
even if the coal and i ailroad-strikes
FOR SALK
and chairs.
-Heater, breakfast table
1"2 Sixth.
8-'22-2ti
WAXTP2U (lord and plain sewing
Old irarnu-nts made over, coats and
pockets lelincil. I tfUi'-nintce pnod
work and a reasonable price- Mrs.
Cora Mct'all, 1515 Monroe Ave.
8-ii2-3tp
Heiifiston and has taken poBsessiou. ine settled" immediately, there will be
The sale waH niale by the Ln;an extremely. Meiious car .-horUttfe.!
Grande Investment company. j Farmers are vrettmjr better prices for:
jtht-ir crops, which promise to be of
Ml tip Hoy Frfyhfcneil it vet id pioporlion, nnd realize that
The little scmi of Will Gnnidy was rnui-li rain will have to be stored on!
badly friehiened yesterday after-1 -the farms. A-s a consequence, they!
noon when a Fird car, driver itu-bow more interest in nurehasinK ;
known .nearly ran over the child, j ;uildinr materials. Retail lumbermen; M u- .f i . i i:
liu .1 u-ti lb i.fl Int.. t lm 1 U -i ndin- unf.n t hp frm 'Lrnni huvp r',l"M' ' K v " 1 11,1 K
01 riinuiffi ti,
il'JI.IABI.K I.ADY Will do se-Ainif
t,r any kind of housework by the
hour on Mondays, Tuesday and Wed-
nesdays. Inquire at Observer.
8-22-It
who had walked Into the str'.(
l.uckilv the driver was able to stoit t 't had a very (rood business this year
his car a few inches behind the lad. consequently they have kept stocks
; at the minimum.
j.-cjn iitiuuKi I a i"-ault they are badly in need
M. 'r. Allen, -proprietor or the (,f ium-r with the increa.in,? .leman.l
City Ilnitf store In Kluin. arrived In i """l the farmers. JK
I it r.randt lust eveniiic nn fho i'un "ii"" in'iic iuniiuiim.
pair
have same by cailinR nnd paying foi
this adv. K-22-ltp
WANTKO hiessmakinir
aewinK-- I'honn liV.t-W.
and plain
8-22-!it
b? ant h line train and rt-istiTed at
the Savoy. Mr. Allen spent thp
even In p attend ins t( husinss and
returned to his home this morning.
NOTICE.
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be.
Fitted to
lift in-net! Troiii rHin
Kev. William Crosby Ross return
ed from the Hoy Smut suuiniel
camp on Ilia Minain last evening on r tr h t . niins have partly remove
arcoliu! or a mil rrom l.a i.raline I'he (jH;iv:er frfim r.irest fires on tile
Kev. lit -" l.ilc 'I from (tin r:iuip to 'a''ilir e-.a t. However. the woliN
ncieae in demand from the rural sec
rim ha made up for the slight de-'
crease noticeable in ftie cities and At Odd Fellows Hall, Au"ii-t i'l, n
towns where liuildinir has been so a-- H:) o'clock p. m IVcelia (iutaf wiil
tivn ull lhu v..i,r A h i-nnuifiiifn,'M rif unrilhcr !ctU!C and deillOllst t a
oftwoo.-l prices are extremely firm ..iun. At the lecture mrssaifes will he I
and advances ale hy no means uneom- Hken from this world anf other
nr.n. ; vend.-. a-i-1
Rather general, though in some can-!
NOTICE.
Spit itunll
Clule, Sec.
.1,... nn.l ,rle lh rest .... ,1, v thul mn. fUiii riM-.f,. .,n, V hvi nu,;. 1 on I eh t i :-'.ll n.
(cf the journey hy traiu, i before the danin- is past and cnse-. e-W l'jl
No squeezing of ornann; no
pressure; defocts of figure
corrected; a perfect founda
tion for your gowns.
Tlila In addition to the com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "La Camilla" features;
No pressure on spine; no cut
ting by lacem; no pinching of .
clasps; no dlgglug of stays at
top but freedom, Tcntllationi
aallsfaction.
A complete line ot Mna dtfr
ferent moieels alway on bufwi
I'rlcas U.H amk uj
BITS. FSfi'iiti.'VSj
Res. 1702. Cor. 8irlna ft V1
Mow J22-V
CARR'S
For CroCit
No Interest
I- -.
Crossett Shoes
Worn continuously l.iy the appreciative
yualily riylilly piicetl.
$7.50 to $10.00
ASH BROS.
fiten new Wnijxtf MM Ailams Ave, acros8 tho
v - ' street from l'earc's. .is. $l&1b;
.1
iliil(