La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 25, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textf" Friday, August 25, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE THE OLD HOME TOWN Bv StailleV "'towards a grouse flew out from J J under his fmtt In the nnen fairway NEW TODAY but before Mr. Scranton could Ret his thinking machinery into action, the best he cuuld do was to again Fall G oats get a slipping hold on the second FOR RKN'T Furnished apartment ul blidiu of tlif morulug. 1000 Washington Ave. 8-Jo-u .Married Thursday Lyman W. Steven of Missoula, Mont., and Nancy K. Stintson of Un ion county were married Thursday af ternoon at the Presbyterian uarsonae. Kev. W. C Rubs officiated at the cere mony. 9 ' FCH SALE One Hot Blast heater, one Monarch rante. Call iUH-W. 1 8-25-tp LOST (.'aid cuso marked . M. I'et erson. Kinder please notify Observ er ofl'i.e, 8-ia--'tp II-WjzT) "3.7, ? "Old eb newtU;- "C, 1 " Ts 'if - STAw v J (OTEY WALKER, THE BACHETLOR TOWM f MARSHAL -HELPED TOC NEW DRESSMAKER UNPACK a ' ' LOT OF COOPS TODAY -z VIsltiiiR in Vy , W is. C. J. I nram of Bonner? Kerry, Idaho, arrived in La Grande iu short timo ago Htid In Bpcndins !n few days hen visiting at the home iof Frank J. Culleu. Ieft for prndteton Mins Edna Miller, a nurse at Hot Lake, passed through r CJarnde to day enroutu to Pendleton, where sh will spend the week-end on business. Went to Itteth Hector Mclnnls, employed with the O.-W., left this inorniiiK on No. 17. hound for Rleth, where ho will spend today and tomorrow before returning to La Crande. Local News In Brief Dance nt I'nion Postponed The dance that was to have been 'held at Union this evening has been postponed ou account of the demise of Marion Davis, mayor of Union. MX i ilny attending to some business mat- JK Sept. -'l -2 Northwest convention v t'is. Tiny were giiesis of the Sa of I). (). K. K. at La tirande. -l-.voy overnight. i vi'i- from Imbler Inn-oral ion for Dokles HejriiiN Official decorators bcKnn this af ternoon to decorate the city for the 1 Doktes convention to be hold Sep tember 1st and 2nd, LOST Cheek for $40.80 payable to C. W. Kelu. Kinder kindly return to Observer. 8-24-lip WANTKD A man and wife or fam ily to work on my place in l'ulmcr Vallev. Good terms or catjh. See nice at Soinmer Hotel or Model lie taurant. llert Oaknian. 8-'25-'!t WANTC1V Salesman for lowest pru-- ed line of ttuaranleed cord til es, l'os-, sibie to double salary with extra l commissions. Cord-O-Van lluliberl Company, lltiS S MichiKan Av., Chi cago, III. 8-2o-ltp New Coal or rainl Tim Siecrisl Jewelry shop is be ing brightened up with a new coat of paint on the front of the store. Tank Opens Attain 4 Country club managera thought summer had bid La (Irantle eood- Fresrott bye and therefore ordered the club's l.yle Kiddle and "Fat both liubler men. were la Ci ande ;s iminint: tank closed lor the sea visitors yesterday. Mr. I'ressol' is .son. Kotiirn of the hot weather store. They were here on business. ,ler toriihv and the tank iu now ouen ii i,- 7 i m-i. ml ''ud will be over Sunday at least. linker Man In ity Slii;l,l Kirol "" " ', M lltiaiin.nn , .... 11,.,., ,.r ,,(.;.! ,Miv Vesltr La Grande yesterday. Hii',1,,, i, u.,la ,i,. ,i, ..,, visitor In arrived yesterday and will return to his home today. WOT LAW JUnTVAT O was slated that the tele- .iaj phone poles were beine renalnteil. This should have read the electric I Kdna Allen, La Crnnde; Clay llayden IIKnt conipiiny s poles. iand wile, lMgin: Mrs. Joe (:asey Wal joiey isnor la Walla, VMi.; L. 11. Blown, Walln Mr. and Mis. F. II. Mercer, of , ,.. Walla: Caino Koss. Astoria: Mrs. Paul North Powder, arrived In Ihe elty ,.,, T ,.hn,,,.,.a ,,. , p.ini lOrickson, Astoria; N- P. Nelson, Klgin; lust evening and spent the nlchl as !,.,. j. watsonville. Oregon.- ai-iWm- Nson, Elgin; (leo. Dose, Waits- 11 Riiesi 01 me I-oiey. iney lire'.,. , , , ,.,...,, ..,.1,, ,.H .. ,,.,., bin g, IV. n.S- Leslie Campbell, La here today un business. i,.....,, ,,,u;, ro- .i.,.. (Iiande; Mis. Alsie Reynolds, Hills- (licre before retiirniag to th (city. Jas. Classon, KIgin; Mrs. K. C.1 Ice cream and home made cak nerved at the Salvation Army hall .Motored In Wallowa Lake ! Hughes and baby, Nampa, Ida.; J. W. Saturday. August 2b, from 2 to vr ,) j,s cM is Mays and l,ll'u' 1 "' tuin.l, ami L I. behuman 6:atl p. in., also from !i to HI p. raiiilly motored to Joseob ibis mom- i I,ortl"ml- in, i ou are in uen ui I'lmti' ;. 1. A. I'ICMC. The (i. I. A. l.iulios of the B. of 1. E., division No. 4().'i. will have a pic nic at Kamcla Sunday. August 27th. The fumilies of the tl. I. A. ladies are invited and are asked to bring their luncheon baskets. 8-2.--ltp COMMITTKE. CITIZENS, TAKE NOTICE! Owing to the warm weather the stl ikebicakers who are sleeping in side of the bull-pen are finding it very uuoinfortahle. Some ot the foremen in the local shops are soliciting rooms for these strikelireakcl s. The Strike Committee takes this means of noti fying all Persons who have rooms to tent to be on the lookout nr iiio.se sol icitors. STRIKE COMMITTEE. Paid Advertisement 8-2o-2t A wdiiilt'i'ful selection of Sport find Dress Coats Ironi the best makers in the east. Come in while our stock is Complete. FRENCH & GREENE Reaily-to-wear and Shoes. Mushroom Radio Com panies Fill Country and Ask for Selling Rights REUNION OF THE 78TH Dili burn, Oie.; .Mrs. Geo. Allen, llillslmro. uic; .miss r.ima Moop, rjin; Mr.-.i inn where they will spend about four days before returning to La Grande. They will make their camp on the shores of Wallowa lake. Left for Port laud Don Mtyers of this city, left last evening for I'orl land on a business trip. Mr. Meyers will be in the ,.:h,jn j(v t,.,imil.(l Hose City for a short time then re-, My t; T Sm,th wh() n)ii.iis ,ipf turning, to his home. ,I0I11(1 Ilt Kl);in ntlirnef, thifl mnru. in on the branch line train after I spending the evening in La Grande jon business. Mrs-. Smith was a guest al' the Savoy during her visit ihere. fHv .AfMfiClllteil Pr'nn.) WASHINGTON, Aujr. 2;". A call has been Issued hy Lt. Col. A. . L'ireurt"ux. former adjutant, to all members of ihe 7Sth ( Liuhtnitm I Pivision to attend the fii'Hl iinnual reunion of the division, in Atlan tic City, September HI) and Octob- 1. The division, which was organ ized at I'amp Dix,' N. J., from na tional army men of New York, New It..).,.. r. I Hill (Special to The ObaurvurJ .," . . " HOT LAK'tv, Auir. 25-L. II. Brown.l ?M ,,n ..HI?U S "i,w lH 'V of l mmen W.hi,rtn vwit,.H hi-v,r 1,1 ",t; hecuir ami in ine (wife Tuesiia . Mrs. hn.wn is a patieia.'st- ihiel and Argonne olieusiyes. t thi i ..L(. iioinir iwMiti fm- flu.n Mujor General James II. Mcltan, jn.atism. She is greatly improved aiul!tt;,lt -,'";i,ih,mI1 t!u t',vit,) ""K expects to return to her home in thei,"v '"""i inevt twn wppU .chief of Hlafl, and Lt. Col, Wait O. I'liion Mtiu in City G. W. Nihartier, who makes his home in I'nion, motored to La La Grande yesterday and spent the greater part of the day here on business. He returned to his home Went (o hlnterprise In the evenine;. lialph Harper of Portland arrived ! Wpflni.Rdiiv ufinmnnn worn Mr j -n in La Grande last evening and after I Whitby. Mrs. J. A. iWhithv. Mrs. Anna Ms. A. Reynolds, of Hillsboro. Ore- gun, arrived at the Lake Wcdneday with a bad case of rheumatism. Her riaughtt-r, Mis. t'eo. Allen, accompan ied her mother to the Lake, Mrs. Reyn olds being- unable to walk- . Hospital callers from La Grande HpenriliiK Ihe night In La Grande .Soinmer (iuests r Mrs. ates and dauliter. wlio,W4,llt tn Kmcrprise this morning ou make their home in ICIgin. arrived the brunch line train. While in in La Grande last evening and are: the, city Mr. Harper was a guest of stopping at tlie Soiumcr. They will the Foley. be in La Grande for a short time I 1 , on business and pleasure.. j Left for Wallowa W. It. Gclielor. cuiinected with Johnson and Major James L, Kilnk, assiMHiit chiefs of staff with Hie di vision during the war, will be among those attending the reunion, it was announced. . - MXiAL iti lix; o.v'Wvi.s SAL KM, Ore., Aug; - 2i If fire Cole anil Miss Let a Hawes. They ' destroys a building on pr.-nilH:;i were callintr on Mrs. J. Oliver, who mortgaged by an ex-servico man v is a patient. security In obLainlng a loan f"om Mrs. Miller, of Union, who has a the state under tiie bonus and loan severe attack of rheumatism, had a act, the aid coirinission has a right cast put on her limb Wednesday morn-1 to require, that -Hie lire hi-mrauce in jroturns bo usi 1 in the cemoructioii Little Marion Ward of L'nternrise. dr hnildin-- in tnlm t Im ninrn of Over froiii Inioo Ithc graiigc work in this section, b-ft I who had his leg broken some time tho one destroyed, according to an John Jacobs, connected jvith I ho this morning for Wallowa, where , ago, is now a lively and happy little ! opinion or Attorney General Van 'lumbering Industry near I'nion. and , he will spend the dav on official patient, grlting- along nicely in his Winkle. lormeriy owner 01 mo lihou rian- nusine.ss. lomormw in- wil ioj wheel chair. lie will return home SMALL TRUNKS CARRY Pie SALEM, Auk. Mushroom ra;iio factories are deluging the mails with tluir circulars according to the state corporation department here, ami Ore gon is receiving its full share of their Iiteiature. 1 he corn jrat ion depart- ( liy Af ! t't ment here says these concenis are fol- MOSCOW Aug. . Hv Mail) lowmtr the lead of the spurious oil or-l . . . ... ... ,, , ;..:.,.. ; ..:.... t ;i n ! Amurlcnnti coiitemplatiuK visits llieir stock and are out nf roach of noviUusshi should bfing with them su.-- state law. ases of ample iWnporlious hi which them, the Russian government bus The "stockholder dealer" method to earrv their tnonev. for ordjiiarv iliilimated Unit It ia now unable to POCKOI DOOKS IiaVO long Since ee.i?eit i iiiy to SOVIET CANCELS ENGINEDRDERS (fir Aitocititi:ii rrePfl) STOCKHOLM. Aug. t. ( Hy Mall)! After having ordeJred 10UO loco motives from an engineer lug firm here ami having received 300 of being put over at the present time. Under this method the person receiv ing the circular is offered' a share of stock and an agency, with liberal re turns promised on his stock A circular that came into the hands of the department today informs the prospective purchaser that he will be allowed only one share; this to be 8 per cent participating" preferred, at par MOil nils is milled to bo adeunalo for carrying too lingo (luautilteH of paper cmreuev that onoJ is required to have in order to exist. The following menu from one of Moscow's leading nv.UuininlH Indicates that one can din-i well lor 25,000.000 or UO.OOO.OOO ruble. I Itecfstenk fi, 000, 000 rubles; soup n.fiOO.OOO rubles; cauliflower We can only wait ten daw for yourl.,-,. . . . . ' ',. , r .... ' ' n.a,-Uk nrmn.Vnr.l...V'"" homium ,.,u.imm. .subscription, to reach us- If you cannot accept, we must select some one else for this opportunity." j Persons receiving the circulars are informed that if they buy a share at $100 minus 2 per cent discount, the company wants to help them make $500 to $1000 this season. hies; ham (two slices) 4.0110,000 rubles; chops 6.000. 000 rubks; cot- fee 1.250,000 rubles. Buy and sell through Onsenrer Classifiod Ads. lag mill, which burned Inst year. , promise. Oregon, w here was a business visitor in La Grande ', meeting will be held ul yesterday. , will be in attendanre. it gmnge !soon; which he i Mrs. Joe Oliver of La Grande is a patient in the Hot Lake Hospital. Mrs- . - , - j Oliver is improving nicely. Baker people Here ' j Now Sales .Manager I Mis. Anna Peikins. who has been Mrs. J. A. Hosltlns, Mrs. L. Lav-j R. K. Uradlord. who has spent !a patient at the Lake, returned to Inger and Miss Gertrude Dorley, ( a good share of Hih time in L i her home in Baker Wednesday on No. residents of Maker, arrived in La .Grande iu the pasl, has accepted ,!. Grande yesterday and are here to-j a position as sales manager of Hie! Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cock of Union ' 'Northwest Supply company. He nr-jwere hospital visitors 'Wednesday ev- ! rived In La Grande last evening on : ning1. calling on their old time friend. the branch line train 'Mrs. Reynolds. .. , , Miss Helen Peebler is not so weil'i Returned from Wallowa Luke I the last few days. R. O. WalUins and his dauL'hters. ' M- Hook-nut and (it tie niece. Loret 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. P1VK THOl'SAM) CARS IULK. FRESNO, Cal., Aug. 25. Five lliou--'nd i ef rig-crater cars, accumulated on the Santa Fe tracks and claimed by .snippers to be sufficient fur the next thirty day demands of San Joaquin valley fruit shippers, are being with held from i mined iate service because of a disagreement between the South ern Pacific and Santa Fe over revenue terms, according to Al VI. Sunderland, chairman o? a locai shippers' .and gi ewers' committee. OLD TYME DANCE Every Tliursduy Night at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers When the eon I ran was made It was agreed that the engines woro to be paid for as they were delivered, and the manufacturers obtained u guarantee for their money. It is now considered vrohablo (hat the Soviet government will can cel tho balance of the order, and that the present financial state of Russia and tho failure of tho Genoa and Hague conferences Is responsible. Iti;,l TIIK WANT ADS! ARCADE TODAY !TAxiU4 n.tMin ir,. nr.rsitff.il., ,,f ih fnn.llv Kula. .Minnie anil Ina, of Alicel, ino-lta McFetrige, of Knterprisc, who have'of tj1(l ilte Mereer Tliompson. pion tored to Wallowa lak; last wpek.:t,ct'n ltiont. at the Lake, returned ,.,-r fanner of the Shedd district. spending the week-end there. They ret u riled to t heir home reporting a very delightful trip and that the roads were iu fine condition. to their homes Wednesday. .Little Loret t a .had her tonsils removed. C C. White, of Idaho, is a rheu matism patient. bet da reunion in Albany la si Suu- id.iy. e;irly than r wer r0 ndativiH of the present. Dance f Saturday Night Eex Hall Loiicy's Novelty Oi'cliestra DISPOSAL OF I Sbixttin' Sitirie fiolt' i i A birdie ou No. f and another I birdie on No. (i. all in t ho same I round, is "sunie" gulf on the La ' 1 Grande Country Hub course. Par ! is bard uough, but Claud Scran- j I ton .drew a birdie on each this '. 'nnotiing while playing an early! ' round. It might ! lut rpnlated. jhowcer. ihat the birdie in each in-i stance was a irrouse. On No. 5 he : collided with a grouse while hunting Considerable discussion is going on for a ball iu the brush. Hare-band- among those Inlereted as to the ed he uumaied to remove the tali ;way in which the profit of Ihe Im- featbers but the mouse eventually jporinl Raw Silk company, is to be flopped otlt of bis grasp. Short ly ; disposed of. It, iM estimated that ' - ; when all ih ( SILK PROFIT! TOKIO. Auk. Illy MhIIi. T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards XTRAGOOD ) SCHOOL SUITS FOR E0YS TIm'v firc'all wool in very latrst style ;iik1 l;iil- I 1 hy f.xjMTts. Tlu-y fit x'iiV t. Kvcr.v suit I. I ciirrii s" an t-xtra iair of Knirkt i l k r J';iiils. l I lri'.raiif,,e from $3-65 t 24.75 1 i KeW-ct one ;. Wo are aynt ' v tlii la- C iiious lino in Ii Orandc I Clint's Cbthiesrf Tit Han WiU) Cc4&eit3:s ' j remaining stock has been sold and all the expand ft ures paid a net profit of something like -l.iMMi.iUMi yen will Ih U-fi awaiting disposal. Various su guest ions are being put forward reKardlntt Its dis posal but the one that meM mot i support appears to invest tp monry j ffo the establishment of a raw filk warebous wbirb j rpaht nf at least 100,01111 bales'. An a lHrrjJ part of ihe capital oT the idihtii i has been btrrowed frmi tho govern- ment at a nominal rat; cib interest i will lie nece-is;,, y t() recive 1 , apprf)al as regards7 the disposal of'J the profit. Should the conceFn asji siliigf-sted be establibnd most of Itsj shares will i,- taken up by the pres-' fnt sliHr'i.'dders of tho Imperial i Raw Silk compHny and at ti- samejj time the Yokahoma Silk Textile Warehouse coiniiany, with a i.i,dt.il' ('c:.ilHl 4 7 "."(! yen will be bought up by the new concern. Theli aceounts rtf tlo-Orj-C.- silk company will be made up during August. . ! i Th f'X-t annual nicnic of the Pendii 'reille iT.mcerf' aswiation wh hel-Ll. Thuivay. near Hope, on the site of Kiilly--rii h'-tu-e. the fir (hiding I ) CALL A A THK OI.DKST AND MOST lti:i,IAIII,H TAXI HEKV1CB j, l. Jill' CITY. All Short Cnlln 25a All culls mifiwercit riiipllyt with Bonded Drivers. N''v, Fresh ShiiHiicnt of f Delicious Distinctive CANTERBURY CHOCOLATES Ford & George jcm.- MAIN 44 I!wIsaiueday NORMA TALMADGE "Loves Redemption- A drama of island fires and civilization's -chills. By Ginger, you'll like it! HARRISON FORD IN THE CAST Also Showirig International News 4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE SUNDAY iCARR'S For Sale 5 room Iioiiho inMir limn bciiooi on imveil MlriMiL jiliimlicd and wired, 121150. Will tuko siniill car as uart puyiuent. For CreCit No Interest 1 ! fi I: New modern 5 room buugulow jnt coinldcted. Baavmcnt, plumbed, luilt-in fixtures, plastered and wlr i i big lot. In vuluilj of bib I : scbuol. Npw 4 room, bouso, ooef been 'iL,.upi-'l, (lGiiOOV. Koay ttrtnl. Setond liand atoro. Owner I a i railroad duo and llie comuany do We M' 'i tlicm llt iV. Jjniou'ls ki ratlr!mmt 4runi lb" mr- irurttlle llllain. 1 pliico mum un It insni'is iresliiK'sM., fi.ir fi I ai'ld at oni"a)inl Ibe inr UI ac 'inept die proporly aa purl or wbole jiyaiiit. o Service r - Sh oes is put uiving fWlll'll ll!l jn, ynu'rc .sure to v, )mi wcjir mil of your nhiM1. N'mi'lc sure ul! it in Crosse tt Shoes, for tlii'ir rindiu-ss is Iwifkcd Ity the iii; k its and us. Tlii'i'! is ;i fine viuicty l' ni-vv lasts" ivjul new culcrs at $7.50 to $10.00 wJsr Mi ? ASH BROS. Now lititftlcil 111'.! Adams Ave, across the tskeet fnmi J. JlPlVare iid fcjon, JewAcrs. ouut uy uat,u inoilip-,- p n o o o o o oo f'i4 in lho son in ltua.