La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 23, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, August 23, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE 00 THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley Hagorty ana L- B- Ha'ucs- ("holder y s n 2& t y H.O TfME T1E r 1 WfJtiK'HA T.AO Ci- HAHOM-j COU'lD i ,7 a. ( ion m5No-w-7EREi) (crSLi7!. ' V') MARSHAL R-too MAW p-r- VOTf f i'.' Vv! IS L05Ho(W'M.IEN P3" f i " V-V t--iT SEE MftitiAL OVEV WALKER SO hE SETTUfciEfD TO TPS- OF R'trVnW C' THE St)riCIOl)V, STVAMp.PEe. To ,' Local New? In Brief Itoturneri to Im (i ran tic- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woods, of t It in city, who have been visiting relatives in Wallowa county for the past few days, returned to their home yesterday afternoon. Ueturnoil from Wallowa George Currey, real estate agent of this city, returned to La Grande yesterday after spending the day in Wallowa county attending to Home realty business. Returned to K hum-prise Mr. and Mrs. Art Pratt of Enter prise, returned to their home this morning on the brunch line train after spending yesterday in La Grande shopping and on other busi ness. They arrived in the city yes terday uud spent the evening at the Foley. Statr Man Is Here Ithea Luper, connected with the state engineering bureau, with headquarters at Salem, arrived in La Grande yesterday and will be here lor a few days on official busi ness. While In La Grande Mr. Luper Is a guest at the Foley, Cove iieiitleiuan Thomas C. Hifty of Cove, is guest at the Foley today. Mr, Hifty camo into La Grande last evening mid Is here on business that will necessitate his personal attention for a short time. IK ilWoro returning to their 5H Sept. 1-2- Northwest convention They made the trip by auto. 5K of D. O. K. K. at La Grande, vj home. Two lnterji'iso Ladies Sloe G. Nottingham and Jessica I, Mutton, both residents of Enter prise, arrived in the city last eve ning on the branch linn train and are here today on business. While in La Grande (tie two ladles are guests at the Foley. ; lictiirned froin Portland Miss Lucille Taylor, employed In A Heel Man Here (the county recorder's office, return W. Ruckin.iu, who hails from ed from a two weeks' vacation, Alice), is a La Grande business visl- 'spent in Portland and other beach tor today. points. She reports a very delight- ;ftil trip, I Complete Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. George have just returned from a week's vacation in the hills and report u very good time. Klgin People in City Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Stevens, wlio make their home in Elgin, arrived In La Grande yesterday and are On Way to t'oa.sf ' J. - U. Shanks, .proprietor of the Shanks Hakery at Union, accompan ied by hltf daughter, Iteba, and Miss Mary Kison, all ot Union, passed through La Grande this morning on No. 17, bound fbr Portland, Seaside and other const points, where they will spend a few weeks on their vacation. JUDGE MUST ACT SHOW METHODS I new today . ., am iMniiPTnirn' 1 fl 5 UflUIN "immuuainita Question of Proper Allow mice ior a Alan ho is m Habit of Making Heavy (Jirl Expenditures. Hy Associated PrtM) WASHINGTON. Aug. 23. Offi cials of the American commission to the Ilraziltau Centennial Expo sition to be held at Rio da Jauiero beginning September 7, today an nounced that Hruiilinn government authorities had dcided to hold au elaborate; individual exposition in connection with the commemoration of the first centenary of the political independence of Brazil. The expo sition, it was explained, will be designed to portray the principal industries of Brazil and their methods. The exposition will be hcl the building of tho old War i mil Arsenal do Guerra) anrfi dependencies. Foreign govern or industrial organisations v juoposo to erect, on thoir owi mint, puvilions for the expo. NEW YORK, Auir- 23. What is the proper amount of alimony for the ex-wife of a man who spends $43 000 a year on a chorus girl? Supremo Court Justice May, in Brooklyn, ve'setved decision today on the application ot .Mrs. lliniure Merne. of liecchhurst, L. I., for S(H) weekly alimony and $40(0 counsel fees, to consider the problem. Mrs. Sterne, asking divorce, seeks also temporary alimony pending trial of her suit, and Ann S. lAcke. special referee, recom mended today that she be given $75 a week temporary alimony. tftol) coun sol fees and $500 to pay living l;!ll7ot ' products of their own cou im-uii m wi "vw""wni have space reserved for , . .tin an area adjacei Ihe youne wile s charges , ajraimv t . a, exposUiou area according to Mrs. Sterne, derives $7o, 000 yearly from his import and expon business, include undue intimacy with Helen R. Meyers, former Winter Gar den beauty, on wht!n it is alleged he spent $4H,00l in the principal cities of Europe between December, 11118, ami November, i:!:. Dming that time. Mrs-. Sterne alleges her husband as signed one of his employes to "spy" on her to ascertain whether she was "becoming suspicious" of his lavish spending abroad, and used n code in communicating with this nprent. Sterne is president of the Sterne In an area adjacent to the hp Title to lots, it (was said, will bo cede special favor. FOR KENT Modern five-room cot- tage, 1S024 lith street. Phono 28U-W. No children. . 8-22-tf KOH SALE Pifklinp Cucumbon, 30 ccnta per gul. 204-W. 8-23-atp FOR SALG Good 1920 Ford Roiid- ler, $22300 rash. iatl .Mndiaon Ave. 8-2o,-ytp LUMBER. HAULERS. WANTED Men with teamn to haul lumber White Pino llox Ji Lumber Co. Phono Main 6!I8. 8-23-tf WANTED Two Rood offico positions open. Apply ut once. Hot Ijike Sanatorium. 8-23-21 ' ll.Vli MOTOR GIVEN . JAIL SENTEK TOKIO, July letsuji Aoki, 15 (By MaiDl former profess Went to Bilker Charles .Moore, employed nt tho Ortegon Hardware and Implement compauy, is In Baker today attend ing to some business matters. hre today stopidug at on business.' tho Savoy. They are Villon Mini L. B. Haynes, manacer of Union cheese factory, drove to Grande this morning and spent a ;)..(1.ni,,ll( isi,.M Beehive (.iris Kctiirn The Beehive Girls, who have sptnt the .pust week near Hilgard camping, returned to La Grande the I Tore part of the week in a drizzling Itango l.ady jraln. When they started for their Mrs. James Johnson, a resident Shunting grounds the r;Un was poiir ,of Kaiittt' Oregon, is registered at lug down as It was upon their re- ;ihfc' Savoy today. Mrs. Johnson was .turn but the intervening days were jin the cltv ynsterduv on business (clear and the result was that they thO.,i ....I,,-,.',! tn Iwiii..! tmtnv Irniuirt a ili.H ti li t fn I limn La! few hours here on business. Pendleton luo- J. S. DeLong, a prominent citi zen of Cope, arrived in La Grande last evening and spent the eVe- J. K. Johnson and Ge'orge Noma, inK u (he city as a guest of the S;ivoy. Business brought him to La of Pendleton, came Into the city last evening and registered at the Savoy. They arc here on business. Grande. To Hunt for a Week I'M. Ford . A rth n r Van Fleet an d "He Miirrv llnnvv loft tlm fnro iitirt I of the week, bound for the hills, where they will spend about a week hunting deer and grouse. Pendleton visit oiv J. H. Bowman of Pendleton, Is a La Grande business visitor today, lie arrived in the city yesterday and Is a guest at the Foley. Vacation In Portland NelllO Hill, employed In the court Itet inncd from acat Ion Hoke Smilh, employed at Wcsten havcr and Gilberts clothing store, bus returned from a two weeks' va cation and has buckled back to tho duties of bin position. Joseph Visitor Lester Bedingfield, a resident of Joseph, arrived in La Grande last evnlng on the branch line train and la spending the day bore look ing lifter some business affairs. He will return to hlg home: In a short time and during his visit here lie ,is a guest at tho Savoy, Seeks to Bag a Deer Bud Xewlin is Hpt-liding a few days In the hrlls on the trail of tho wary deer. He left La Grande Mon day and went to Stnrltey and Is making his camp near that point. Vlwcnt Lady Mrs S. F. Brown, who makes her house, left for Portland and other i notne In Vincent, arrived In the city " coast points, where she will spend u two weeks vacation before return ing to La Grande. Boy Scouts Left Four Boy Scouts left th4 Y. M. C. A. this morning at 5:20 o'clock and were taken to Cove by George Cochran, whpre they joined Harvey lust evening and Is here today on business. Mrs. Brown is a guest at the Foley during her visit lu La Grande. Condon Visilor H. S. Van Horn, who makes his residence iu Condon, arrived in La Grande last evening and registered Carter and left lor the Boy Scout :j tho Foley. Mr. Van Horn Is summer camp on the Big Minn in. jhere attending to some business in- i wrests and will be in the city for Keturiicd to l'n ton ;i short time. Alta Phillips and Clark Martens ( . , of Union, arrived in La Grande H'i3 ! Marriage Licenses morning and spent a few hours here Marriage licenses that were issued . in the oast few duys bv the county clerk are ua follows E GASES N DEGREAS E Triilinc ('crimr-ilhill I lie dealintr ill 1 "" xm" imperial u inveraiiy.w I Zf , T n nLi"1;:., En- U" to four month?' i.W " V: -f ci moo mm .' enment because of an article i; year, accoiding to Mis. fateme. B 13 GIRLS 10 HAVE PlffllG Oiuiital Current Review, which him operi to the accusation of h"" bet-n Jisrespeetful to the Im "L . for Market ine uociur nao appeaieu to ine er court, but was ad appealed to the, aa unsuccessful, y K TO MASONS. J 1 Knox 1 Tat s R & klon al- illR 3 bo- The M. A. De The Quality 111:11 SknsK slorn. St to the llawis (ii AVe have our owiu LA GRAN MACHINE NOTICE Theie wiii be a nieeiinir of l.a llrande Lodge No. 41, A. K. & A. M., Thursday, AuRiist 24, nt 1:00 p. ni. for the purpose of nttending the fun 01 al of our late brother, Joseph Jones 8-2:l-lt Tho bovs' and Mil ls' llveslm k clubs and their friends and faniill.'S will Bather nt tho Union ICxperinient Sta tion Saturday. September it in u bin picnic. Clubs from all over the county have Bonified their inten tions of beliii; present and a (,'ala time is assured to all. It is prom ised by tho leaders that this will be one of the bluest dnya for fun of the year, w;tj) a r.tilo work com bined. L. J. Allen, assistant stale club leader, will bo present. The day's promam, ) addition to a blK basket llliicll at" hnun, will consist of spoils and cumea of all sort. The clubs will stage a slock judging contest Bbortly nrtor the opening of the picnic whlcX is at 10 o'clock In I lio morniug. Hy Assoctuied JYess.) -TOKIO, July 15. (By Slail) Criminal cases are p-aduaily decreas ing this year, according to the inves tigation of the Department of Justice- The number of crimes commit ted duiing the month of May were- 'i less than during1 the preceding month and :i,:;l5 eases less than during May last year. The criminal eases in the army and navy were seven cases more than during the ureceding month and l;lf less than during May last year. During the month armed robherie. numbered 2,274 anil murders 2,1115. Any La Grande subscriber to the Observer who doe6 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. Marion llol- nian to Marv Louise .MulKey. l.a Grande, and ilcnjaniln V. Murray to Mallie Pearl lilbbulis, of La Grande. Dance Saturday Night Rex Hall Loncy's Novelty Orchestra l.eaes for Ogden Mr. and Mrs. George Francis, who have made their home In La Grande ior several moulds, lift this morn ing on No. 24. bound for Qgde.ii, Utah, where lli.y will make their future home. ' Itnlse Man Here J. . Ulsher, of Dnlse. the repre sentative of the farm loan depart ment of one of the big life Insur ance companies, was In La Grande visiting wilh his local representa tive, George Currey. I.fl for 1'inllanil Mrs. Pearl Smith, who has been visiting relatives in Unjon for sev eral dins, left this morning for Portland after driving to La Grande this inominB accompanied hy Frank j Cecilia Gustaf j ! TONITE , I At Odd Fellows Hall i " J August 23, at 8:00 o'clock p; J n., Cecelia Gustaf will give nil S pthcr lecture and demonstration. ! At tho lecture mixsages will be ! taken from this world und other i worlds. Private consultations at i 1510 Adams Ave . IF- We Lost Your Goodwill If our service tatlon burned down we'd get the iuiurtnc. If burglar? etole our cath, wo could borrow tome. But if we lout that part of our bull nc9 called GOOD WILL, wo could get It back again only through months or possibly yean, of the hardeit kind ol wort. Thnt's why we oay GOOD WILL ti the most valuable thing we own. Our promptness und thoroughnew will show you, if you come in, how much we vnlue your GOOD WILL. LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION Now 4- room occupied, 91G50.00 AH kinds ot nine house, novor f&6 Kuuy tonus. Second blind storo. Owner la n railroad man nnd tho comp.'tny do niands his rotiromunt from tho mer cantile buslnoHs. This pliico niust bo told at once and tho ownur will nc 4 Thcte is a style in "OHV.v"f Hosiery for every occasion yyHETHKR it be for evening wear with dainty dancing slippers in delicate shades, lor smart street wear, or for sport wear in the counry, the correct hosiery adds the final touch to carefully chosen costumes. Wcliave 1 I wide variety for your chalet. FKENCH & 'i GREENE "! T" AY1 CAM. A A 1 " MAIN cept city property as part or whoIoijt 4 TIIK OLDFST AND MOOT ltl:i.lAlll,K TAXI BUHVICH ill m . i . All Short Calls 23e. All calls anaworcd Promptly with Bonded Driven, paymout. Geo. H. Currey Itoal Exiuta 4- 4 Pnrrl Sir (iivra$r c.,. ( MAIN 44 . 4? illard Batteries OLD TYME DANCE Every Thursday Night at , Zuber Hall ' P. J. Powers A.RC.AD.E TODAY AND THURSDAY Conway Tearle -In- "THE RE,FEREE" A story of romance anil Uu- irizo rinff LascJ on Hie K'cil liook story "John McArtlle, Kef- r We Offer For Sale LANPH famous line of Leather Vest.-, Ma.-kinaws uud Oven-oats is liere for men ami 1ys. Largest bele.-tioii ever earried. Seleei yours now while our lint; is eomi.lete. Lowest Fall i'l'ires. Standard iiality always. Clint's Clothiery The Store With a Conscience A modern double brick h on fie. It has twelvn good rooniH, hIho two bath tooiiir, one down si a Irs, tm im shiirs. 4 I;iri5( rltist'ts. two uartlv bttilt-in kitchen k, otto on arh side ' f house. Ka' h part of thin house. J has six rooms and bath. Each Kide has full basement. This property' would make anyone a wood 6 room I home, besides a sood G room apart- ' merit to rent. The location Is clone ' In. The nlaco rati be made a money i makr In recards to paying out on l wme at same time fclviug new own er a pood home. We have tie ritht price on this property. Come and gee us. La Grande Investment!! Company 1201 Adams Ave. Phone Main 75 ICellnMo ,u.-nt for lleliahlo llilll-(inre Companies .-'!.. I MM ;!. j A.LCrossman f L1LC ... ..................................... Also a Snub Pollard Comedy V y::: Jjf FRIDAY NORMA TALMADGE ml w$fi ljiCARR S 1 & I I "HAMILTON"' j For Credit - No Interest i ALV1N SILVER STERLING L ....... - ----- - ! A namosake of llic grcal American States- II I j "" 1 1 man and a perfect example of all that was i Jj j !! best in the decorative art of his lime. II -, 1 yi'?"y -Crossett Shoes- ji "A I Ml "Worn eontiniiously l.y the aii)reelalirc. ; i j u j vll;""y riiiny pnt -eo. ill L J iJ $7.50 to $10.00 ii ySv . . . X ill Ai-I S v. ;s n i v l. v i i l j i v vj 1 J" U O jp n Our new loi-al ion 111:) Adams Ave., across tho!'; ; . fl. MTCGYe GC OOH j street from Pearc's, iiaj :' Jewelers and Ontometrists II 1 -. - J.L -I o .