'', Tuesday, August 29, 1922
THE OLD HOME TOWN
Bv Stanlev 1'" ,iri"i''r" um'
3 M 'I A. E. Jacolison, W. XI. W
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Marsh and H. Hongauooiii. all resi
dents of La Urando wore Baker vis
itors yesterday, taking in the Iloise-
Baker basebutl game. Baker Herald.
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there attending the Methodist con-'
ilson, B. Jferemw. then returning to her home
n rjS".cot ( its them .'J' liipoiir mes ) vtS .XV
UWV C"I5V ask THAT NEW "
V? T-- T ' fV-O DRE" MAKER- .
T.Wr vk!EJ!!li'RS' J till i go
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WHEN FIR-E BROKE OUT N THE COAL-YARD ,
today- marshal otey walker was again '
thrty minute's late gettnf, on the job
CH ACCOUNT OF" HIS MEW CLOTHES
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Visiting Mrs. Henry
M is. S. A . I'u rsel , M rs. Mary
Thompson, Mrs. Dr. Win. Mulhot
land and Mi's. C. A. Parker, all of
Union, are in-the eity today visit
ing at the home of Mrs. J. C.
Henry. , ' .
Itnrk to Klglh
L. Denham, prominent Klgin at
torney, returned to his heme this
morning on the brunch line train
alter spending the evening in 1-a
Grande as a guest at the So miner.
He was here on legal mutters.
lift timed to t'opperflohl
Mr., and Mrs. Itoy Goodwin and
daughter, Alda, of Copperfield, OrH
gon, returned to their home last
evening. They have been visiting
in La Grande for several days nt
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. A,
Uenham. .
iu Elgin.
NEW TODAY
DBG PUSSES ON
THING;
WANTED Giil for general house
work. Mrs. K- M. Scott, 6U2 N Ave.
A little excitement occurred this
morning when Charles Runyan con-
ducted a little private war on an Air-
daie dog belonging to J. 1,. Brandt, ac
cording to information, which resulted j
in the dog leaving very suddenly furl
dog heaven- Brandt was not very
pleuVed with the Airdale's demise but
no act'-m has been taken on the mat-
NOTICK.
When doing your Sunday shopping
o not forget the Cooked Food at
tho I ndii. l-'v. h.nW 1 ; Jeffer
son. Mrs. If. .S. Noms. b-rj-u ... n . . a '
.1 ...o ...... ...-p, ...... .........
disposition and has at various times i
WANTED Reliable partv wants fur
nished house for month of September-
No chidlien. 1'hono 2'tO-J.
Local News In Brief
Iteported l-'iiie Time
Mr. and Mrs. peter McDonald and
family, who eft La Grande Friday
for Lehman springs, near Pendle
ton! are reported to bo having a
wonderful time. They Joined Mr.
and Mris. L. M. .Hoyt upoti their ar
rival.
lElglnite In City
V. I. t.iri'l..-lf u-lin l.tla f,-nin
J Sept. J -2 Northwest convention llClgin. Is a La Gni'mle business visi-
m i "kWt La Gra,ule' ilnr t(,,lll'- arrived in the eity
last , evening and is registered at
! the Savoy.
Hoy Born Yesterday
A The and one half bound baby
sou was born to Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Swart yesterday afternoon in
the Grande, liomie hospital at about
4 o'clock. Both mother and child
are doing nicely.
Wallowa Lake Popular-
EOK SALE Extracting Honey. Bring
your pail or packets. 1 ulso, buy
n. t 10 and 12 lb Mails. Oswald Vol-
swinkier, Island City. 8-2i)-uli
led upi.n passersby, twice biting Run
yan s children. Alter repeated warn
ings the dg was locked up ad got
out last evening, whereupon 'Runyan
got out his trusty double-barreled
shotgun and went agunnin' for the
dog, which was on his property. Fin
ally the dog got himself in front of
j Runyan's young cannon and Iwth bar-
i els emptied their contents in the
FOR SALKEurly Triumph Peaches. Ai( (ll!tl Neighbors arc inclined to
Per apple box, $2,00. Air. C. '" sympathize with Runyan as they state
Smith, Mav Park. - 8-UG-0tp tnw tl0 dK has caused endless tiou-
ble
LOST A bird d"g. Long b'ac-K ears, ,
hie: tbbick not. nn l.fl shoulder, i
Huntington dog license on collar.l EX-SERVICE MEN
No. lit. Owner,
phone "ti-J.
A. Carlyb
8-'2i)-4tp
.small- r.in. Iu
FOUND Odd Fellow:
quire at Observer-
FOR l!KT Five-rnnm bouse,
O avenue. Only atiuhs need apply I following their discharge from
MUST TAKE ACTION
Spends Day In city
W. Ihilsoy .,of I'nion. spent yes
terday in the eity attending to busi
ness, returning homo last evening.
Many La 'Grande people arc' spend
ing their vaentious and their Sun-
I days off at Wallowa lake, among
Wallowa Visitor ithe many that spent Sunday at the
IT. J. Lyman, a recent of Wal- 'ake are the J. G. SnodKiass ram
Iowa, arrived In the eltv last eve- '', Elmer Horstman and wlfo and
Men who have not filed their claims
in the claim bureau for compensation,
vocationartraining, or medical treat-
1 l(i.". ment, must do so within five years
tne
Ll-li l?eivice if their claims are to be con
. sideied," stated L. II. Wood, contact
FOR F'l.DEKMEKKlES Call 4 lti-M. t epi esentative of the Veteran's War
15 cents per gallon delivered. Service Bureau, who is in tho city for
8-2l)-2tpa few days making his headquarters
at the local lied Cross ottices,
Van Raalte Glbve
Silk Hose
in the very newest patterns in nil colors. "Iho
most lieautil'iil hosiery on the market and rea
tsonalily prieed.
FRENCH & GREENE
Ju'iid v-to-Wo;ir and Shoes
capahlo of sinking one of Kugland's
dreadnoughts by either bomb or torpedo.
County Treasurer's Call for General
Road Warrants,
Dr. Verne Johnson will be at his
office about Aug. "JlUh. Phone Main 9t.
RT'r . 8-2ti-:u
Mai Iowa .Man in Town
C. A. Met iaran of Wallowa. ar-!as a guest of the Foley,
riven in im tiranue last evening
and was a guest of the Foley overnight.
iiing on the branch line train and Homer Letfle.
is tmendiim the dav in La Grande I
Viftliiig in La (innde
Mrs. Carpenter of Llyin. is a visi
tor at the home of her grandchil-
returned dren, Mr. and Mrs. ('la tide Cooper,
ltetiirned to Imhler
S. L. Brooks of liubler
to his homo this morning after of this city. Shu will Im here for
spending a few days in Lu Grande about two weeks,
visiting with friends. I . -
Jteturn from Lake
ChrLs Mays and family returned
last evening from Wallowa lake,
where they have been spending a
most enjoyable outing.
Over from I'nioii
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Wilson of
I'nion, spent yesterday afternoon in
La Grande on business and attend
ing to some shopping. Mr. Wilson
is a prominent farmer in the Grande
Rondo valley.
Home front Portland
Mr. and Mrs. R. Griffin and son
returned last evening from Port
land, wherij they spoilt several days'
visaing menus, driving nonio lu-Vral weeks
mv. urmiirs car.
Visiting Wells
Mrs. W. Perry aiid Mr. and
Mrs. S. Col lender and two sons,
of Kmiuit, Idaho, are spending a
.few days here at the home of Mrs.
,S A. Wells on their way to the
oast where they will spend sev-
HIGH SCHOOL Student, Hi, wants to
woik for room and hoard, while at
tending school. Call Observer.
8-21-'2tp
iWAXTElWSchool girl 10' woyk for
room and boaid whil? going to
school. Call I MCI Third 'street or
phone I1.VS-R. ' ,8-20-tf
Hack to Baker j Vincent Visitor Keturned
Mrs. George Hmillngton Currey , Changes Office Location 1, Gram, who makes his home
of Baker, returned to her home fol-1 s- Weeks, who has had liif in Vincent, spent last evening iu
lowing a week's visit in La Grande ! oflices in the West building for La Grande on business", returning
with friends and relatives. .pome time has moved into the rooms to his home on the branch line
With C. J. Iiark; iU the FO CV bill (1- li-.-nn this mm-ntm IIu WiiM II LMU'rtt l
1K- at the Foley during his visit in Lal,""n'v l""rIi n"'"
(Irande. - -- - -
FOR SALE Vtctrola worth $225.00
and about $."0 voeth of records, all
for $i::0.0( F. W. Hambel, UiOOi
Jtfferson Ave. 8-20-ltp
Notice to Prospective Passengers.
Last date of saly for Summer tour
ist tickets east licund is Thursday.
August lst. 1922. Please take notioe
and do sit if intending to make trip
on these rates.
J. H. KFENEY, Agt.,
I. a Gi.inde, Oregon.
8-29 -2t
To linker
D. F. Murpliy of this city, left
this morning 1or Maker where he
will spend the day on business, re
turning to his home this evening.
Poison.
If It Is absolutely necessary that you
. have hollies in your medicine cal
)iner that contain poison you . should
Poison."
"All matters pertaining to claims
againt the veterans' bureau of ro-in-:
tatement and conversion of war risk
insuiance should be taken up directly
with the sub-division offices in Port
land or with the local Red Cross head
quarters," he continued.
"All war risk insurance must be
converted into regular policy offered
by the government by March 4, 192U,"
he concluded.
- Mr. Wood was to have left La
Grande Monday iut is staying in the
city a few more days to accomodate
the ex-service men who desire to in
terview him.
ENGLAND ARGUES
AGAINST AIRPLANES
illy AtfloctntiMl Prew.)
LONDON. Aug. 11. (Ily Mall).
Gnuit Hrltaln's faith In the capital
ship Is unshaken. In the house
of commons Colonel Charles Amery,
financial secretary to the admiralty,
declared that so far as the British
admiralty was aware, there was not
In the Royal Navy nor In the navy
of anv other country, an airplane
Itelurus from Cnion
Mrs. Sylvia Foster returned homo
last evening after spending several
days in Union visiting with her
relatives, Geo. Foster.
Will Erect Bungalow
Hill Templet on is planning on
erecting a modern four room Cali
fornia buimalow on Spring street
within a short time. Work has
not been started to date.
! Itvincher ami Wife ' '
Mr. and Mrs. .less Kallamheck
who make their home at Palmei
Hark from Pendleton .Junction, were business visitors in HimKe( )
Mrs. Eva Whistler has returned ;rande yesterday. Mr. Kallam- Hoid i
from Pendleton where she formerly M VK IS "lo proprietor ni a ou-acro - ret iirned
made her home. She announces that ranch near Palmer Junction.
she will 'make her home iu La
Marriage Licenses. .
Two marrlafie licenses' were issued i
oer the week-end J the county j
clerk. Joint Warmstaff and Hazel
Looker, of La Grande, received oho 1
Saturday and a license was issued .
to Guy Hall nd Sylvia Fickle, of.
Union, yesterday. t
Grande in tho future.
I let urn This Evening
Ray Murphy, . who has be
Deer
ddes and Francis Hough
to La Grande from the
Five Points district yesterday with
n ' nice five point buck deer. "Vn
certainly had an interesting time
getting hi in, ' they said, but, wo
Will
Dr.
Home from Spillman :'" (h,! "Hiuntains near Aneroid lake jfjKnre tm results were wul! worth
E. O. Pavton and family returned or M,t p',sl l(MV (li,ys' r,!il um' tho trouble
ii ii ii ii im. "in i ei u i ii in i.u it i iinu'J
this evening.
last night from Spillman, a spiall
town near Arlington, where they
have spent several days visiting
with friends.
To Make Home Here
M rs. C. H . Co wen a nd children
will arrive here t his evening from
Pendleton to join her husband here
to make their home. Mr. Cowen
is employed on the O.-W. here.
Alice! Alan Hoi
C. W. Friswold, who makes his
home in AMcel. arrived in La
Grande yesterday and is spending ness.
Dm ber in Town
C. II . Kelly, treasurer of the I
state board of fxaminors of barbers, I
is-spending a fv days in the city!
attending to a few matters of bust-;
Mr. Kelly and family are en
tile day here on business. During joying an outing trip along with
his visit Mr. Friswold is a guest at itho business making the trip in an
the Foley. iauio.
Any La Grande subscriber to
the Observer who does not re
ceive his paprr by 8 o'clock in
tho evening, please, call Western
Union, Alain 21, and a special
messenger will" deliver a copy.
I
! Enterprise Visitors lAccepts Position f
S. Hoiide and Tillie K-ude nr-1 Mrs. Harrv Decious left this morn-!
rived in La Grande yesterday from iliK ,r pj.ker.- where she has nr.-1
Enterprise and are spending the day jrepted H position in the Hooverizerl
here on business. They are slop- Grocery, as cashier, taking tho place I
ping at the Foley. 'lof Miss Lee Kllis. who is leaving for1
Corvallis for the winter term of
Returned to Knterprise :cnliego. j
.Mrs. liemice Jones, who lives in f , . ,
Miterpnse, returned to her home Fiended Visit
j this inn ruing on t he bra nth line
i 1 1 . jtrain after spending the evening in
La Grande on businens. Hlie was
J0OOdOOian ov',r,ljgIU KWOSl at tlH! S;,v,,y'
Dance-
I ' Saturday Night
Rex Hall
Loncy's Novel h" Orchestra
Mrs. W. A. Winters, of Elgin, ar
rived in' La Grand! last evening
on Ihe branch lino train and fol
lowing an overnight visit at the
jliome of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Win-
Kamela Peopl ' ' Iters, left this morning for Kuna,
Mr. and Mrs. Mob Ross of Ka-j Idaho, where, she will visit her
mela. spent last niuht lu La Grando daughter and' son-in-law, Mr. and
las guests :y the Savoy. They re-, Mrs. Scott Wheatley. After a week's
turned Ut, their home today al'ler visit in Kuna she will go to Cald-
looKing alter some nusiness mat-,weii and stop for h short time
lers.
YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
NATURE'S WONDERLAND AND AMERICA'S
MOST FAMOUS PLAYGROUND .
fin' scullery Is siinnimi.lj' Ruhlime. Il IioIuIh aro mai vclnii oslnli
llahmi'litB. ll! -Hmi' arc prctly littles lent unci cot t hk" vIHukuh,
moilf lK nt rli'iinlincKs, hanlliitimi. comCurt ami filmiilo, 1 11 1'oiiuxl liv
ing. Ullll mill's cif fino boiili'Viiids. An Ideal plan- fur vacation
pleasures. Send fur beautifully HluBlnUod bouklet tullllis all ulioilt
its wonders lu word and picture.
q THROUGH SLEEPING CAR
J Operated Daily Between
PORTLAND AND WEST YELLOWSTONE .
On the. Mnin Lino of t lie
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
CO NOW. September 10th l tin)
lust date passenKerH can arrive at
West Yellowstone, and make a com
plete lour of Ihe l'ark, which 'doses
Kepli'inher ltitli.
I.el our represenlallves explain Ibn
aiious lours wlilcii enable visitors
lo sec the Yellowstone so comfort
ably and at minimum .cost; also
iinole rares, prepare your llluurury
:iud main,! vour reservations.
,1. II. li:i:.M;V, l.a ;ianile
.will be Klad lo mako all 'necessary
nrnincernenls for anyone wisliiuK to
visit Yellowstone. Call cm blm or
addl'ess
W.M. M. Ml'ltltA V. fleuiM-al rassen
lier Agent, I'lirtlaud, OreKOll
NOTIlIC: The uiiiiersiiineil county
treasurer has funds on hand willi
which to rwleem all warrants issued
one the (ienernl lioad Fund. Nos. :1S
to Ii7, inclusive, Series of lilj, pay
able on anif after Wednesday. Auuru-i
li;t, 1U'2. interest, ceases on the above
warrants on Wednesday, August i!.'l,
1112.
, HUGH McCALL,
County Treasurer.
Auk. 22-29, Sept. B-I2-1!!
OLD TYME
DANCE
Every Thursday Night
at
Zuber Hall
P. J. Powers
TAXI CALL
1 MAIN
TIIK OI.DFST AXI .MOST
4 ltl'.l,IAl!l,K TAXI SKltVU'B
j i. Tiirc tin.
All Sliort Calls 2,1c
All cnlla answei-etl
Promptly with
Uon.letl Drlvum.
Ford & George
MAIN 44 t
Call
NOTICE
Ity lteqtiest from the Tuldle
There will be auoiiier ler.
ture and demonstration nt tho
Odd. Follows' hall, Aumist 30,
at 8 p. m. There will bo mes
sages from this world and oth
er worlds. Tills may bo the
last tfnm the public will havo
an opportunity to attend ono
of tho interesting lectures giv
en by
Cecelia Gustaf
l'rivuto ConsliKallons nt
1510 Ailanis
it ttr.
t H OA". IPSON
nlltiin I ,KMi'"'-'': jr
A Bigger Hit Than "Humoreaque. "
I5y l''iiniiie I Iiirsl
If you wnni In weep a liltlc, smile n lot, ii ml linve
your he.'irl filled wilh happiness see (his pii-tuie.
ARCADE ... i
STARTS WEDNESDAY
4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE SUNDAY '
CARK'S
For Crec'it
No Interest
;h Jl
ieliirued from l'ihinu Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Albert t'urrey re
1 11 r ned from a week's fishing trip
at Salmon creek, ntakinu the trip by
auto. They brought back a nice
string of fi:;h ami report the con
ditions Me:it ill thai section.
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B0YS, CLOTHES
For School Days
XTRA GOOD SUITS With 2 Pairs of Pants
$9.85 to $24.85
BOYS' STAR BRAND SHOE
Shoes thai, wear hettei-.
Our lines are eoniplete imv IJImises. Shirts.
I'nderwe.ir. Caps. Hats. Storking, iielts. Ties
.tra 1'. nits. Sweaters ami Knit .Jacket.
We fit the boy from head to foot.
Our prices are low Compare them.
Clint's Clothiery
Milne Electric Co,
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
At Our Old Location 130G Adams Ave.
We have retipcued ciiir I 1 ri i Klec-t rii-al slnre with
Ihe .-i racist stuck of Klfci rii-al (imals in Ive-tri n Oreiron.
We are here for liiisinos as usual ami are now alile (
Im ik after your every needs fur eleel ricl service.
We waul your business and service.
Jict us figure mi vour m-xt job i f wiring.
Service with a Smile.
Hats
Merit
of
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l'-MAIl .4
We have jusl received a larc shipment of
Merit hats from New York.
Merit Hals are up to Ihe minute in slyle and
limy arc the best your money can bur.
'oine in ami t ry one on.
ASH BROS.
"The slore that ke"ps faith willi the ieoile."
Our new locntiiin is Hi:'. Adams Ave. across
from I 'care's.
The Store With a Conscience
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