La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 28, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER aSfc aJ ha HHMMMMBMMMHMMHBMMHiMaM If 2 0 Red uc tion l 1 On All Bathing I Suits f. Westenhaver & Gilbert j 1309 Adams La Grande j 1 Monday, August 28, 1922. niiinirm nnni in Mm nun ia i QUITTING GAME! The advertising matter, however, was li-ft Walla Walla, and ho was takine; it lo Pilot liofk to set it up to be used in the current i.sue. There is also a possibility that Kirk patrick stopped in I'endieton to solicit further advertisements from local men and firms to be used. Whether he! did this has nut been ascertained but VliooU to Olii-li Si'iiJi'inlH'r'"" t'ffu" 10 f,mi uut wnclh,r Kirk M II )( !., 10 WKJ ftljRllllJU : Wis s0 enKRKcd du,.ilt th(( lltli; draiKll? KolltUi Jjlllll- time he was in Pendleton before he lHl'ds. lisher, is said to lie intensely nervoui bel' ('. 1 1 1 1 -1 j i .-t uii j ji iu, nsner, is saiu io ie intensely nervou i and shocked as a result of the disan- (Sp.cliil io The Observer) ! pearance Qf her husband. The mar- L'.VIOX, Aug. Ii8 The funeral of ital relations ff the couple are said to Clarion Oavis, mayor of the city othave been ideal, and .Mm. Kirkpatrick Elder and Mrs. Coker St reft, N V, Aug. 19th. "Hour l-'tii-twlK- Wn hoi? to an- Have Baby Boy Born to LM1IR.e mat rmo B a child i Them in Washington !,,u". ' nivon. in U1IIOC a llliilli'a .tiiniPii t in writhed cif,' lit pounds and twelve ounces, lie was (Mini A iik ii st 1 a I the Columbia hospital, Washington, 1). ('. I am Kind to nay that .Mrs. Coker and t lit- baby u re now at home and art just fine. It. II. . Tho La Grande Observer has re ceived an announcement card from Elder and 'Mm. It. H. Coker, form erly of La Grande but now working with the government in Washington, ). ('.. which roHds as follows I, nam, who died al Jlot Iake la.Ht r'ri day morning after a long period of iMricis, was held at the Methodist chui ch' Sunday afternoon. "dene" Jtcutcr and his hoys have In en up in the mountains along C'ath eiine ( reek for the past week hunt-i ing and fishing. So far he had not succeeded in bagging a deer, but did kill a hear and sent home some of the mirat. Tho hunters will come home some time this week. W. A. I'ei.ser, who works in the k A. Wiight drug store, has been off duty for several days nursing a lame iKu-k. Kelix Kvans, who has been running a thicken ranch in South Union for the past three years, is selling off hid entire oiitht and will quit the business at the end of this month. Mr. Kvans and his family will spend some time i visiting ami winding up his business and thin they expect to go to Califor nia to make their future home. Mr.. W. V. Connor arrived horn? jinst Saturday, after spending a little iover a month in Ia Grande, where she I had been under a doctor's care owing to a severe felon on one of her fingers. .less h pence r went to liaker hatur- is fearful that her husband has met with foul play No news of any kind from miss ing man or about him has been re ceived since he left here August 15, according to Hugh Kirkpatrick. POWER Ml INSTALLING A MAMMOTH FLUME BAKER; Aug. 28. A view of pow der River Valley from one of the mountain tops west at an altitude of between 6,000 and 6,000 feet was the great privilege of A. A. Smith, A. S. Shock ley, John Schmitz, Mose Kuch.i and I. B. ft o wen. Sr., Thursday after noon as me guesis oi j. f. iottndge. .lay lo witness the third came in the Bem.raf 1lanJK,.r f the' Ea6tt,rn (, ser.es between liaker and Koise Mr. Lj ht ,,()WPr ' rnrncor was the truest of the Baken,"; .. : .. n I . ii... t.. l,il.. in O... lull.... riltia h I,..,, 'lrt'l' ' '",l'w lluI1 "l IIUMIU COIISirUC- mspection Koek t reek. construe The point of "Washington. (. '.. :io:!4 O. looker.' been secretary of the league to . ... .',;" .. . r....",' .k' :.' , IT'S TIME TO THINK OF SCHOOL BOOKS WE ARE READY TO SUPPLY WHATEVER IS NEEDED IN THIS VICINITY Our stuck flip 1li fall lerni is here ami our juices are as low as llicv can possililv In: made. Xo need of yoin elsewhere for a single ileiu of school supplies. We have everything you need. Bplendid Variety Qualitly Right Right Prices .,, , . .. . ine clear aimospnere enabled a view ""k 1'roir ess,r on the new bun- ,mt on, of ,h VB b f 1 ' "; .'. '" '-"Peiiment l-arm. rhe!,.aHttrpart f the unt K's faV": ' , . 7 'V , V . - I the Snake Kiver range of mountain j ready for lathing and platenne. It WRS imprPssiv si(jht W hen completed this dwelling will be :,.,,... tKn, r lhJ " McCall Patterns Prospect Yarns VvMj 371 Hncorfmrated DEPARTMENT STORES This is Notion Week In Every J. C. Penney Co. Store This week every one of the J. (.'. I'cnney Co.'s o7 stores are featuring notions. .Just the little things you buy and use every day 'means many dollars spent over a space of time. Our savings tn 4-nii on all your notion purchases will ho well worth while. , Visit our store this week. See cur window show ing, and stocks and comnare our urices. and we be lieve you will J'ijid your greatest saving hei J. P. Coats Threads Teno Snap Fasteners ii j-f 1 371 'DEPARTMENT STORES the valla v j and environs was one long to be in- icctipied by Kred Brown, foreman at; the larm. Jdelibly imprinted on memory. THE LAItOKST CHAIN DKPAKTMIKNT i SXO HE OUGAN1ZATZON JN THE WOKLD- rooin.i al the rear oi his harness shop in i.u ., rj,L. hn.i ..... . . i I ci-adnw un.l -1it-V(.o i.t.,.., .i,... , r. . on foot over the flume now under win. me King, the general superintendent of, tied here in IHT'J lo Dr. Cropp short- on Main st i eel remodeled to iittle more room and also to help th appearance of his property. School is scheduled to oen on the 11th of Sertemher and the buildings aie being renovated and cleaned up Preparatory to being placed in use for the term. At the. last report the teaching force was almost complete, tlx re being a few places to fill and Superintendent Conklin was in touch with several applicants. No doubt by i he lime school opens alt these plac es will be filled and everything- in leadiness for the year's work. j Ainimi' those registered at the Un- on foot over the flume now under con struct ion to convey the waters j Rock creek to the forebay for stor age when required. One of the principle generating: plants ot the eastern Oregon highl and Power Company is on Rock creek about twenty miles west of linker. This plant has no storage other than a small forebay which has a capacity capable of running the plant ten hours. Th'.1 generating equipment consists of two 4"i0 Kilowatt machines and the output per year runs about four and a half million kilowatt hours, which is about third of the total output ( f all th? ,m, note iiui ng ne pat weeK were: ,antfl of the comPanv m . iciariy j. k neecocK d ii.j Tht. 20 socond f(l(;t f Wfll i ' it' ii"ii V i ,i Ii'k' 1 tsarv to operate this plant, has been J a,l"Cik' w1 " 1 Mlchaet carried through a native wood box- ii. vi. """ in ., . d L' -'.v. ' I type fume !t ft. by (i ft., a distance; b" i i ! i v i n i V i J -TJ 1 f about O.OOC: feet from the point and Mrs. lean i.oUr.dge . Kendall iMtpilRe ndof jntake nn Ropk Cmk with the! terl MiU supervision ot I.. R. Stockman and the laying of the flume has bee: done by the Continental Pipe Manufac turing Company of Portland. ly Kflcr his graduation from the Jef ferson .Medical college. Dlt. KIVKM.VV TO HOLD SALK There will be a public sale of live slock and farm machinery Thursday beginning al 10 o'clock at the Dr. Hucknian ranch two miles east, ot Alice!, 8-28-it NOTicK or i:xconu xi('ATio.v MKS. J. F. CIIOI'P D1HS. The wife of Dr. Cropp, who wa. known in this county as a sister-in-law of former County Commissioner Croup of Baker county, who resided at K.'lL'le Vallev. died in Wnlln Wiill.i yesterdav. ' At a meeliiiK "f the lllpli Council She was enroute home by auto from "r I'nlon Slake of the Church of Seaside, Oregon, and took ill near!J,IMs ' Christ of Latter-day Saints Pasco. She was taken to a .hospital! held this day Appy L. Waite was and an operation performed. Dr.i excommunicated from said church Curnn had stunned in Seattle, but ar-ly unanimous action ot said coun- riveit in time to see her before she;eii, lor contempt ot llisanp a loitri. died. Mrs. Cronn was aecomnanie.l (Signed; Win. Hanks ner son-in-law ami daughter, M lr. Verne Johnson will b ti Si office about Aug. iyth. Phone Mlri ft. CAUSE OF APPENDICITIS. ' When tho bowels are constipated, the lower bowels or largo iatenttoes become packed with refuse matter, that is made up largely of getmi. These germs enter the vermiform ap pendix and set up inflammation, which is commonly known as appendicitis. Take Chamberlain's Tablets irhes needed and keep your bowels regular and you have little to fear front ap-. pendicitis. Adv. S. 1). Ciioton, tiiles llamden, J. hV point it (Jeorge B. Day, and her sis- Laura Hunguic. Mrs. Cronn was a native of California, the daugh- C- 'Wright,-. 7 Carried in a steel pipe line about hair1 (or of II. 11. and Mary Hunatc, : about flfiO feet. The flume has which there is a drop been const ructe.l ; Newlin Book Sc Stationery . Company Wright and wife and I and wife, of La Crande. 'rank t'oimnr, proprietor of the lonnor iasn s.o.e, n arm uvv.., t nd has now ,.,. ,hi, men with supply of army goods toh h ; neeessarv to re canvass the county and also Valhwa uiH t Th(1 ,., . js li; v0 . county, lhe two young "'".! replacing about fi.nnn feet with 12-int-'-.1anc,.; Dobbin and Keid Dalian, have, . . u f constructed sm cej.lcd so well that J Ir Connor impregnated with ceo says he is U.i, lung of sending out at.- at ,.osl of nbout $20,000.00. other car with more of the nrmyj,,. pbin n(.xt v(.ar t() ,hc ba -"'lhe' Crando lionde Lumber com-l", Snnn nn""'"'" aVLP"lt..oSM beds here have been improved, . Zv,' ' j;fr;'...i ,..,,( f -rs of .Wiilla Wr. pton- She was mar- Chas. .1. Illiick. Klmer I. Stoddard, Slake, presidency. Jacob, II. Trayner, Clerk. Ln Grande, Oregon, Aug. 27, 122. T- - " "I SH.ER.RY.'S LAST DAY 111 fl A Stirring Drama! A FASCINATING LOVE STORY! A GORGEOUS SPECTACLE! SHE! WIFE" iianv s s by the erection ot a lence around the. yatds, a coating of paint on the from j ami I lie company's name placed on aj .signboard on top of the shed. j John Martens, who has been living , in an apartment house, recently pur : i i-haserl ihe W. 11. Hutchinson m-oner-l (ty ;kiiif has moved into his new home, j ( Dr. McKinney has had his property; in South Union improved by the in-'i .-iai'in,i of a furnace in his basement. ij Two Sunday school picnics were held'i h. ie iast week. On Wednesday the 'i fbytt rian school held their annual j outing at tioodbrod I,ake in South. I ( ui on,' and on I'Viday the Methodist J boys and girls were entertained at the ht'ine f S. K. Miller in the north end ' if town. At buth places refreshments J wei-e .eive.l and the ytumgster.s en- i jttyid games and other similar amuse-. J iiients. i l.-ist Tuesday a grass fire was start- t'd by sparks from the engine on the J Central lailroad, just across from the i .i!d planer site. The blaze was soon extinguished and very little dama-. , d hip. I. :ist Monday night Ir. (lilmore was J caHed to Troy to attend a typhoid t fever case The doctor started about I '.i:0M an.t nunte the trip of nearly one J bundled miles to the Wallowa county town. Mrs. (iilmore accompanied the dv t"- on the trip. ' They arijvctl t h"iiie on Wednesday. I Mis-. M are.a ret I 'by is reported o j ihe sick list. i etremelv difficult on account of tho small continuous curves- One of tho biggest problems was to distrib ute the material, which weighed about 280.000 pounds.. -. ; , - Whili the general' Riiprvrj;ion of th ork is under the jurisdiction of -I. H- VOGAN'S BRILLIANT JUMBO JELLY BEANS FULL POUND 18c POtSCHiPIION DOUGGISTS JXI'O TIIK SURF" If you want cinaiinf joy . t ation cftn. .give King, huntitm. to know the n-nl fas that 9hly. a beach va nishing, i;lantlif horseback riding. Kotl'iug, tennis, etc., aro al.so among t he deli glit ful, hoalth-gh tug pas t liana at tho beaches. Reduced Round Trip Fares are stil! in effect; but the sea son is M''ting short, so don't delay -Ask our agent for Out im;s in t he Pacific Nort h vvest " and "Oregon Outdoors;" then pack your ouling duds anil pur chase a I ton ud Trip Summer Kxciiisioit Ticket via tho TILLAMOOK BEACHES OR NEWPORT UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM AT- N0RTH BEACH CLATSOP BEACH j tnality Ciiiuhos. ;1 : ! . Insuring the most wonderful trip down through the Columbia liiver Gorge Let our agent tell you all about it, arrange your itinerary and make your reservation. .!. m. ki;i;m;y, Agem I. a l"iiide. Ore. Win, McMiirray, (int. Ias Agt, Portland, Oregon For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to m MAT BE VIGTIM No squeezing of organs; no pressure; defects of flgnre corrected; a perfect founda tion for your gowns. This In addition to th com forts afforded through the ex clusive "La Camilla" feature; No pressure on aplnet no cut ting by lacers; no pinching ot clasps; no digging of stars at top but freedom, Tentllatloa, satisfaction. A complete Una of th dif ferent models always on haad. I'rlccs vs.6U and up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Res. 1702, Cor. Spring & Oa Phono 322-W mil! IV film jirotluciiiMi that M-t Kii-laml ainl l'Vance ii-(alkin ami lias nvatr, ;, rnroiv in Aim'i'ic;-!. JUaiio in Aralua iih itul ArJ ;nnl ifpiritiftl bfootls. Clianfft You? Koth?? io. 3La.-9a'' ' Two Keel ( 'onii'ch . IF FOUL PLAY I iaicai'aiic' nf Pilot Pin k New pa icniian (.' a u s c s Iv'i lal i t s In l-'i-ar I'or the WolM. NI'I.KTON. Aug. -S. That Jean k I. L t..il . i. L t'..,-m..r ...lilor un.l i lisher of the Pilot Rock Kccord. nw with tout p'a hetorc he tot t Pendle ton is the beiief expressed today by I iiH-.li Kirkpatrick, brother of the newspaper man. A t horuugh check on the personai affairs and el'fect of hi.- brother has bei-:i made at Walla Walla since the disappearance of .lean Kii k pa trick. ;be brother slate! thi- morning, nui 1 the effect of this check has cau-c.i tlu- b'cal nins opinion tliat foul pla ! M'-O'insible for the dis.intu'itraiu io oe sii engnieiu'd. On He a uiiantitv t:.d . em -ct up T' Oe li-n in 1 It '!)' Walla, it has Iwmwc Kowq. icned. I itity of reading matte J ip at tiie Kecord plhti. I the new publication ut .. Kooverized Groceries WNUI THK TMHIFTV TMHOflO YOU SALVATION THINK! DR. PRICE'S CANNING POWDER 10c Tomatoes for Canning JSelci U'il N'.tv!;, box , oSc 'aiitaloiiiit'., 4 I'or '-'-V ( Vlt'iy, rim- larn'o hoails. - for '....2"k- Lai'i.' 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