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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, August 29, 1922 .
Gordon
New Fall
HATS
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I $5.00
PREPARATIONS
FOR SCHOOL
SCHOOLS WILL
OPEN III 13 DAYS
IN LA GRANDE
of
Knd;il in Tha Ohsorvurl
KTAKKKY, Au. 1. A school
mot'tiiiK was held at Stuikey last Wed
nesday and tievuai important matter
were taken up at this time. The ur
rutiirinir of the K'huol budget was Hl-
tuiued to and the ordering of "e v j jsj
desks, nt'd other minor ininiovement
were ordered. A new fence will be
imilt around the school house ami al--
a new woodshed. The .schoojhousu
will be briirhlened up wuh a new ci.m
of paint and also the ser.o.d iru-'.-tink'
resulted in an antimauve vote ioi
hiifher taxes for the school. The Mar
!' , n ,, n li i, or some time '"' "'hools will open their
'land the citizens are determined to
r bring the M-huul out of Hie slump once
2 J and for nli.
li htarkcy wc-allicr is I no ( lor i.;:le. ms ,w() !li,fsthe hoys taking
"ula """" ",0 " i t ic licuativc ami the girls aflirmative
i, Monday. ml regardless, the doors will swing
, l.on Ingham will nave ins K1 "m , open at the usual hour Monday morn
r threshed with a stationary threshingi in if mil I the hum of recitations, the
'machine heloiiKinj? to Win. Jlns. Mrrl;i'hlc of feet passing through the hall
HOT LAKE ARRIVALS
IKpeclfil to Tn Observer)
HOT I.AKE, Auk. 2!). The Hot
Lake arrivals for Saturday and Sun
day are as follows:
Mrs. Hice, Pendleton; O. C Hutzieu
and wife, fclk iRiver, la.; .1. F. Hogg,
Nuith I'owdcr; K. t-'. Hughes and
daughter, lEunice, Nanipa, Ida.; Mrs.
Matthews, Nanipa, Ida; Kdna Kobin
son, Spokane, Wa-h.; W. W. iKichard
son and wife, Pomeroy, Wash.; II. 1:.
Wood, Los Angeles, Calif.; Kuby Itol
lins, Imbler: Margaret ,'Newlin, Li
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i eaeiiei'S rl!lUL'll!U;:ton and wife, Midvale. Ida ; Lisle Mox
lovemeiits Completed
in Jliyli ScIiimiI and en
triil IIiiildiiiKs; Doors Will
Open .September 11.
'Uiiilccn more days and the La
loois to take in the influx of young
Americans seck.ng education. Wheth
ir tlie thirte'.'ii days is lucky or un
lucky remains to lie seen but the mat
Westenhaver
and Gilbert
l.'lOD Adam Ave, I. a (i-aiiilc
and other noises will again become
iamtliar to the youthful section of the
city who are. now completing their
thiee months vacation.
Outside of the final a rranKfi merits
for the course of study, everything is
IniriK put in ship shape style for the
onenini: ay. The teachers have been
IR HAZARD
IS DANGEROUS
"Tho flro hazard Is as ureal as It
has been at any time tins year in the
forests surrounding La Grande and
virinily," stated Korest IKangcr Floyd
Kendall this morning, who has jus!
returned from an inspection trip in
the region of the lower (irande Konde
river. "The dry weather combined
With a hot dry wind has decreased the
humidity in the air and has evapor
ate the moisture in the forests, leav
ing them dry as tinder."
Despite the hazard no fires have
been reported in this district recently
and no attempt wiil he made to cancel
the hunting reason as was once con
templated, until the termination of
the fire season. Many hunters and
campers are in the forests at present
lut Uiey are taking care to comply
with the laws anil little trouble with
carelessness has been experienced.
The rams experienced this noon may
!! Ingham finished slacking Ills wheat
i Thursday.
Mis. John Wells has been hired lis
i teacher for the Starkey school.
J Mr. and Mrs .Krnesi log, of Mon-
tana, who have been visiting his
i mother, Mrs. Ixn Ingham, have rc
! turned to their home.
I Mis. I.allonna .Struck spent the day contracted, the entire high school has
J with Mis. .1. S. liose Monday. been renovated with kalsomine, var-
I Jack Starrio made a trip to i.a njh and paint, the new lavatories have
4 Giande Monday. (been installed in the Central school,
i Ward Smith louk a load of grain to( improvements have been made in the
j Milliard Thuisday. .-upt lintcndent's office and all other
"" i.ud Newlin, ol the New Ilrug com-! ,u1)ar;ilions have been made to ac-
in I .:, Grande. IS Out III UlC Star-; m..,),,,. I lin tofliiv of stllilenlS.
key country for an outing. He made: S pii'inher the lltli, the fatal date,
a trip to the Indiana mine and visited; wjj fjm M pedagogues ready to rule
Tom l.oflus and wife, who are spoil over the students for both semesters,
ing a few months ctinining there. H'A. C. Hampton will again be superin
enjoys the cool mountain weather and (omlent of the La Grande schools, an'l
is packing a healthy appetite. j,;, i .Towler, Nellie G. Neill and R. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Crandall of La Grande 1 vi!;ei sou will again be principals of
weie out on a hunting trip and camp- ,). njKn Si-hool, Riveria and tireeen
ed at Sol Twidwells. Mr. Crandall iWIM,,j ,cho(ds. i espectievly. K. Ii.
had to low his ear into La Grand:' )i:,gg will be principal at the Cen
and have it repaired. I ti al .-cbool.
Mrs. Jack Starieo, Mrs. (Hen Ilrown, Teachers Named.
Alls. John vi ells nun utile m ionn,
Jr., spent the evening Willi Mis. J. L..I
icy, linker; Knuucn ii"gg, union; i.
M. McC'arty and wife, Lverett, Wash.;
Nora Ii. Lee, Kiuitland, Ida.; Win.
Laird, Union; Mrs. Fred West, Union;
Mrs. Albert Ohms, Klgin; Mrs. John
liokoul, Enterprise; H. 1. Rhodes and
wife, Pendleton; It. W. Porter, Weis
er, Ida; R .(!. Kstcs, La Grande; C. I'.
U'e and wife, Caldwell, Ida.; J. 1).
Stcwait, Walla W-alla, Wash.; Ada M.
Ic, Caldwell, Ida.; Mis. Chas. E.
Brewster, Homcdale. Ida.; Chas. E. Lee
and wile, Notus. Ida.; Mrs. C. E.
Moore, Elgin; Mrs. Kari Moore, Elgin;
Mrs. Win. Parr, Elgin; Albert Ohms,
Elgin; Mrs. Helen Ellis Clark, Pendle
ton; Mrs. Dollie Snherg, Union; Mrs.
S. Miller, La Grande. i
DEAD MAN MAY
BE CURRY OF
UNION COUNTY
(Continued from Page One.) '
Itosi; Monday
Alvin Tliornliurg and bride are at
home at his homestead aciosa the riv
er from Starkey.
Sinvthe Ill-others superintendent is
up on their range oveisecing the sep
arating of the lambs from the sheep.
All ol the sheep uie now al I'lcKle
corrals. They will trail Uie lambs an. I
some fat sheep to .Me.uhani Sunday ov
Monday.
Antone Vey, Jr., returned from his
trio to Seattle, wheie he wonuwilil
four carloads of beer cattle.
Mr. anil Mrs. Knal'f. of La Grande
were out on a two-day miming nil'
l-'iv valley. They made the trip
in Iheir car.
A mini, hunters sire in thi-
lower the fire hazard considerably if j ,jH w. Several cars pass through
years.
A thorough check is being made
now in an effort to determine whether
he may be J. V. lurry, formerly 01
Elgin. A telegram receive ii'inil a
druiririst in that town, followed later
hv a telephone message, gives the in
formation that the description of th'j
man tallies very closely to that of
Curry, who is thought to have left
Elgin a week ago saiurnay nigni.
He was with two companions at me
time, and the trio are said to have
been drinking before they left. It is
thought that they came toward Pen
dleton in a car, but the destination of
the men is not known, lurry is said
to have been a foreman on a road
gang which has been working near
there, lie is said to have had bridge
win k on both his upper and lower
The list of the high school teachers, front teeth, and his hands are said to
exclusive of the superintendent and i he small for a man ol his size. In
lo inciiwil. are as follows: Lucille other details, he answers the descrip-
rii-ri-e, Economics and History; Gluiiitjon of the man whose body is held
W. Campbell, Science; Kuith Nash,; here.
English; Lois Comstock, Spanish and Hroadcast Marks,
r'lenrh; Mabel Dennett, English: Ger'.-j Additional marks that miry, he use
Mide llultolph, Commercial: Eileen !fu jn making a final identification
llowlin". Mathematics; Marjorio Bar- j nnve been brought to light. Cleaning
(all, llomeslie Science; K. A. McEach- marks in the dead man's trousers and
tan. Manual Training; lllanche Clark, I Mat urn being checked on. and the in
l'i muanship and Art; Esther Uiihr, i iiinln on a sterling silver belt buckle,
I .al in and English; Hope Joslyu, Hin- j w)iic-h are well worn, ate "A. A. A.,"
lory; Etta Haynes, 'llomeslie fli t. ( according to an examination made by
Cecil ('. .Snow, Manual Training; Jennjw. E. Ilitnscom.
llnnna. Science and English; Angola Harvey Bender of the Troy I.aun-
liowier, Mathematics and History, and js sending the dinner marking
Ihey are widespread over this district
Done at Home.
Tailor's ml: 'Til take your measure-
anil glvo you His." ' No you won't ;
our wife does that.- -Iloston Evening
Transcript.
Slatkev everv da
Eire Guard Lucas Mandnskilda 13
on ibo alert after eaioless hunters.
"If the careless ones aie caught thev
will have to settle for it." he says.
Little June Marie Smith entertnir
cd little llavi.l Rose hTui.-day. David
en loved his visit very mii.-h.
IT'S TIME TO THINK
OF SCHOOL BOOKS
;t WE ARE READY TO SUPPLY WHATEVEIl
IS NEEDED IN THIS VICINITY
Our stuck for the fall Irrni is In re iiml our
pi ices aro ;is low its tlicv ran possilily In1 iiiit'lr.
loe Reynolds, Study Hall, Library and
Athletics.
The Central grantmar sj hool teach
ers will be Mrs. Stella Ingle, Mrs.
Gladys Douglas Mrs. Evelyn Bennett.
jNeH'Mahatley, Imogen? Russell, Ha.-
lel llenkle, I ula V. McNces, Alma lci
'son, Mrs. Mollie (iower, Mrs. C. P.
i Newlin, Mrs. if. A- McEachriin, Effie
Snidrr, Emma llartkopf. Rose Klein
and M'is. Geneveive lurrey.
'1 he Riveria grammar school teacn
ers will b" Edith Bragg. Nina Kanie,
I'ranci.i Striiuglian, Mrs. Ethel Ellis,
Josephine Rhodes, MVS Mabel Cicav
er Edith Peehin and Bessie Geibel.
The Greenwood grammar school
le.'.cheis will be Esther B. Ryan, Mrs.
Ib rtha Scott, Inez K. Eiott, tuna Sinn
er, Lulu Ko-ter, Clem Green, Grace
Snook, Tillie Hagan, Lola McNees,
.Mice I.. Bennett. Maude ("router, IV:
imc l.ovd and Mis. Nell Thnckcr.
A NATION-wide .
mm,
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a. nn' DEPARTMENT STORES
Depot Street
La Grande, Ore.
Are You Ready for the
Dokkie Celebration ?
The tfala event fur La flrainle which is bringing into
your city thousands of strangers causes you to want to
lie dressed jit j-oiir liest.
Look your w;i rd ro lie over and make note of the items
you will need. Then start right out for this store vhcre
( yen will ho pleased to find just what you want at those
pleasingly low prices.
Be Sure to See
Our New Fall Showing of Coats
Suits and Dresses
Xew York's newest: creations for Fall of 1922 have
full sw;ii' on our lialcony at very low prices.
ew
Don't overlook that now
rail suit. We have your si.e
and your style.
$19.90 to $33.50
How About the House
Furnishings?
Towels, ( 'uses, S o a p ,s,
Spreads, Sheets, Xew Cur-,
tains, Cretonnes. In fact
everything you need.
New Fall Shoes
for the dances the parties and for the street.
'Eveuy style to fit your foot.
Every price to please.
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BURL ANDERSON
HAS DISAPPEARED
No need of goiii
school supplies,
need.
; elsewhere
We have
iir a single it elll oi
even thing oil
following the accident on the high
way Sunday evening when a Haynes
.ar ditched', injuring one man, Burl
Anderson, owner of the Haynes disap
: peni'd, nppaicnlly rearing the hands.,
of the law. It is rumored in Ij Grande.,
Miat Anderson has two broken ribs
but no one ha ; any definite knowledge
of his wh -i ealMHlts.
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
found in-the suit to nil laundries and
dry cleaners in the northwest known
to'he using such a system of marking
as was used in marking the suit. Then
arc three marks in the coat and two
in the trousers.1 Those in l he coat
are lin:!2, 7117 and Stlt'.l. The nuin
hers HOM and 7117 also appear iirlh '.
trousers- The mark 00:12 has bee
made with i) laundry marking ink, an'1,
7117 has been written with a rom
mon blue writing fluid, according to
Bender. Photograph of the marks
probahfy will be made and if the in
qniries being sent out by Bender fail
to disclose the identity ofMhe man
the photographs will be broadcasted
along with the other circulars.
I Inquest Begun Saturday.
I The coroner's iiKjuest was begun
Sattitdnv afternoon, and four witness
es werc'callcd, hut no additional lightl.
was thrown on the manner in which
the man met his death, or on his,,
identity. The men who testified wer-'il
Charles Marple, Charles Dallas Jesse J
Mathers and .1. H. Mcllargue. The!,
first three men were questioned about J
a ear Vieck whi:-h they took ,
THE LAIMJKST CHAIN DBl'AKTMKNT
ISXOltli ORGANIZATION IS THE WOlUiDa
place in the west end of the county,
but gave no clue as to the manner of
death of the stranger.
E. M. Lee of Portland lias asked
"or a full description of the nian.
The officials now are of the opinion
toa: the Curry lead may prove truit
ii.! of lesults. No suggestion of iden
tify that would fit the initials A. A. A.,
joimd on the belt, have been secured.
Curry Was foreman.
ELGIN. Aug. 21). 1. V. Curry, who
is mentioned in i'emlleton ns nns.-iblv
the dead nan who was found a few! were good and he was considered i
dllVK Jllro ol III,, VIVO,- tllOle Ihll! ,-itv 1 r.nn.l ..JC '. ,. . . , .
days ago on the river near that city.
was fairly well known in Elgin. II
wits a foreman on bridge work and
good citizen, attending to his oit
business and doing his work. He left
uK II,!! " ne K 10 I ortland and
worked her for some time. His habits the Willamette valley to locate.
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I neres on Calherlno creak. Tart
or tlio Old Sugar farm. All In
cultivation, 40 acres well adapted
for grain or alfalfa and tin) bal
ance natural hay land, will grow
the BneSt xtiii-. or Timctliy hay.
and a natural feeding ground
along the river; wnern the willow
grow. Price $!l.r,.00 per acre, oil
good terms. There Is also SO
acres adjoining this land can be
bought on same terms.
Two Fountain
Girls 1 j
(j t-it"in 3 bedrooms, full hasement
modern house in Connnrdnlp.
IM iro $3 200. $ lnoO cash, bal
ance on monthly installment ;iy-montt-it
$0.uo per month.
Wantel
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DURING
A Kood rofiuiin bouse close in, 27
rooms Jill furnish'-d imd hi'iitrl.
pot ui; a good business, nil the
rooms full and most of them
steady roomers. Price $2S)0, nhd
terms on part of it, with u good
lease; on buildinp.
DOKKIE
Convention
Call at
riHimed house, '2 bed rooms, at
13 M - Jackson street, with bath,
toilet, ettv water, trees, shrub
bery, board sidewalk, cellar.. All I
for iSOUO and J50U cash will nan-!
die it. Ilalance a mortgage for j
$soo can b" assumed and monthly
payments on balance.
C.J. BLACK & CO.
New Foley Building
La Grande, Oregoii
The Clubl
Store i
Phone Main 768
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Hoovorlzed Groceries
ll TM TMIPTY TH0"0
YOUR LWTION-THINKI
DR. PRICE'S CANNING POWDER 10c
Tomatoes for Canning
(Selected Mi ck, box oSc
( 'antalouoes 1 for
Celery, line lame heads, '2 for ....'-!"e.
I.ar-e Cree-.i Poppers, l!i -"e
J'ickiioL;- Onions, jiound l''f
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