La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 30, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, August 30, 1922 """ THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE Local News In Brief father, urrlvtl this morning to at tend school here. She will reside tit the Inline of her grundmolheri Mrs. C. H. lilylhstoue. 1'liiKses to be Ilesuineil j lleglnnlim tomorrow all classes at the V. M. C. A. will bo resumed juiid continued regularly. IK) ton, arrived In the citv this morn- Sept. 1-2 Northwest convention 'I"E to spend several days visiting Overland Trip' of I). O. K. K. at I.a Grande, -I-j friends. I c. F. l.loyd, who has for a long Htlfc! , I limn been connected with the Sie- .Home from Hunt jiiKtm Brsl Jewelry .company, Ib leuviuB MltiS Cillll. A.hniu pi.turnml llnllin I ..-ill. ...a f.....ll,- ff un V. IlllHiliesS at TaCOIlla ..i.). nilllllillir from Uiitillni--liinJl,,,U.,l HI,. . i, 1, rnli.rmli. Kiln- DEAD II IS jHSPAPERIN NOT I. CURRY SILKING Lynn Wright o( this city, left for Tacoma,. Wash., wheru ho will upend the day on business. In from AMcol Charles Kmman (if Alicel is in the c;ty today nttonditiK lo business and will return to his home this evening. On Way Homo to I oi Hand Mrs. Lula Weeks passed through thr-tity lust evening on her way Imio to lortlund alter attending lier brother's iunoral ut the Cove. Attending to ltiisiness Frank and Kuth MrKcnnon of All cnl are in tho city attending to busi ness ami will return to their home tlilH evening. Kiinimerville Man in City C. E. Funk of Suinmervillv, is a business visitor in Lu Grande today. 1 Airing his (stop in the city he is u guest at the Savoy. where she has been spending sev- :as and Oklahoma. The Lloyds ex eral days visiting with her brother, uuel to return Mime lime iu the Kenneth Adums. Left for Seattle Stanley Lyons, employed as a telegraph operator on the O.-W.. left this morning for Seattle, where lie will spend a short time on business. La iraude Visitors Mrs. 1). T. Murphy and sou. W. A. Murphy, well known resident of La Grande, were flakcr visitors for a few days calling on friends anfl relatives here. Baker Herald. In from the Canyon Among the Ladd Canyon people who have been in this week on business wore Herbert, Hiram and Thomas Stunts and IJurt Kobba. Klglii Man Leaves- 1). Hlumoiisteln of Elgin, return ed to his home this morning after spending the evening In the city on business. While in La Crunde he was a guest at tlio Savoy. Home from Camping- Oscar Johnson and Albert Drink er returned last evening from a few days' hunting and camping trip on t he Miiiam, reporting a very fine time. Visiling from Nampa Mi Anna Shaw, and nephews Melvin and Hilly, of Nanipa, Ida., arrived in tho city last evening to spend several days visiting hero at the homu of I. K. Wyrick, Visited In KnmiiHTvillc Mr. and Mrs. llurr Cantrel of La C! ran do, spent Sunday at the homes of Mr. and Mis. O. It. Starus and William Cantrel of Summerville. I Yakima I'arty Mere Enterprise Laily Mr. and .irs. W. D. Kiet'fer, I" Mrs. C. S. Harry of Enterprise, ! D. Kieller and A. E. Voss .of Ya- ret timed to her home this morn- j Id ma, Wash., arrived in La G ran do lug after spending the evening iniyesterday and spent the evening as La Grande as a guest at the Savoy, gnosis at the Savoy. They are touring through. Kcturncd Home. Mrs. L. H. Norton, who has boon n Business in .le visiting in I'endloton with relatives and friends for the past, month, has returned to her home in La Grande. Vnfon Druggist in City Claude llusick, Union 'druggissi, was a La Grande business visitor yesterday, returning home last evening. In City on Hitsiiioss Jack Neu'hill of Sumniervillo, was a business visitor in the city yes terday, returning to his home this morning. Down from Hamela Itobert Koss. tanner of the Ka mela district, is iu the city today attending to business expecting to return to his home this evening. Suimucrvillc .Man in City John Zwcifel of Summerville, was a visitor in La Grande yesterday at tending to busiess, returning to his homo last evening. Home to Portland Walter Galloway .Portland musi cian, and formerly of t his city, spent a couple of days hero visit ing with friends and relatives re turning to his home last evening. Ph ' T. K. Ilellamy and O. H. Kiu- caid, of tiie Eastern Oreiion Music company, jiotored to Joseph this morning to spend several days on business, expecting to return to La Grande Friday. Passes Through City Frank Penrod and wife, Floyd Jones .mid wife and 'Willard Koss "and wife passed through the city lat evening on their way home to Halter alter spending so vera 1 days of pleasure a,t Wallowa lake. Motors to La Gramlo Rev. and Mrs. II s. Hughes and dan tjb tor, Constance, motored over from Cnion jiiis morning and are spending a few hours in t he city visiting with friends before return ing to their home in I'nion. latter part of October. lYiulleton Officers 'Having a Hard Time in luYntilV hi (Vrpse Found hy the lioadside. PENDLETON, Aug. .m The man whose body was interred here yester day afternoon after being held for almost a week in an effort to estab lish identification was not C. V. Cur ry of Elgin, it became known last Morris iu City Fred H. Morris, republican enndi- dato for county commissioner of Lincoln county, ' Washington, Is tziwiwtin.r u Cow H-ive in t lio rttv viKiiinir with friends and ntteudiiiK nipht when a telephone call was ro to a few matters of business thatlceivcd by Sheiiff Zoeth Houscr from; ti in which he has i this section. Mr. Mor- Elgin. The man who has fteen missing yesterday, lean l irk pa trick's Where abouts Haffle Wife, Offi cers and Friends who are Searching. ris expect n to return to his home in Davenport the latter part of the week. PENIHETON, Aug. ;10. 41 Who re's Daddy? Why doesn't he come home?' 'That is the plaint that is being mad by the little son of Mr, and Mrs. Jean KirkPn trick since the father disap peaied two wrecks ago today and ha not siik'c been heard from. Mrs. Kirknntrirk, wife of the for mer publisher of the Pilot Kock Rec- out, was nere mis morning alter n he made to Pilot Rock Her mission to the neigh- Spending Few Pays in Town Jerry Tuttle, who has been on bis much near Imhler for some time arrived in the city last . eve ning t) spend a few days visiting with friends and transacting a few matters of business before return ing to the farm. Jerry aays that the grain is coming out a hundred per cent better than wuh expected and that all the grain raisers are very well p 1 e a se d . Pig Club Meets The island City and Imhler pig clubs inot yeserday for a practice stock judging contest preliminary to taking part iu the stock judging events to be held Saturday at the I'nion Experiment Station iu con nection with the picnic. Uoth clubs are planning on attending en masse and have hopes of their teams plac ing high iu the stock judging events. Herg hi City Phil "Abie" Herg, formerly of the Gardens Amusement company, arrived iu the city this morning from Seattle, where he has been making arrangements to take out the old Kelly Comedians, that is so well known in this section of the country , Mr. Herg states that this quest. nut in- mir mil it"iiy iiuivil lil lia that first played in this city. They will open in Dayton, Wash., the first of September. from there fore the past two weeks I boiinir town, and the former home of bore a heavy scar on his forehead, ac- ((. t).lt nffj(.A tlu. UkVml' nvnnli nf Mrs, Allinson is Improving The many La Grande friends of Mrs. W. S. Allinson will he inter ested and 'pleased to know that she has recovered sufficiently to be re moved from St. Vincent's hospital in Portland to the Portland hotel. Her daughter .Mrs. J. Donald Mey ers, is with her and the two ladies will remain at the Portland for sev eral weeks. Mr. Meyers is now in Portland visiling them. cortttng to the information received by the sheriff, and the stranger had no such marks. Nothing tangible that is considered; as likely to make identification as sured has been oeued during the past 24 hours. The suggestion has been put forward that the dead man was fetor bteele. Steele is known to have been planning lo leave Pen dleton some time Monday. He did not know where he would be .after he left here, hctold one business man. He is said to answer the description of the dead man. Nothinc that helped any in the prob lem of identifying the man or in estab lishing the manner of bis death came to light in the coroner's inquest yes J terdav nfti'rnoon at the office of j' Brown and Hrady- ji The verdict of the jury was as fol- lows: "We find that this man cmiKij to his death by unknown circumstanc- cs, and we are unable to determine who he is." The verdict bore the sig ( natures of Hex Elli foreman; Wil liam E. Hanacomb. W. C. Crawford-! H. Rassmussen, Frank Naglo, and CjO'ge Eckles. The men who found thc'fmdv as U lay in the brush near the river bank: just off of the highway. 11 miles west of Pendleton, lust Wednesday morn-' ing, the nhvskian who conducted the nost mortem cnxminat 'on. the deputy coroner, and other testified at th in- Frank liovd.n testified that the. examination made by himself and Dr.! Ri-oinan showed no clear cause o' ! death. The neck of the man was not j :)rol'en. he declared, and there vi pn fracture of the skull and no blood clots on the brain. He fravu.it as; his oninion that the man might have been hit over the head with a sandbag.! and that death resulted from such a blow. Geortre Clark and Marvin Keen told of peeing the bod'- in the brush andj Denutv Coroner John It. Hmdv de-; -eribed the condition of the body a" ; it was when found. the plant which Mr. Kirkpntrick had 'aken with him to Walla Walla when he moved his family there recently. "It is Mrs. Kirk pat rick's wish, ts well as being the wish of the other members of the family, to assist in evorv way in clearing up the condition of the business of the paper," Hugh1 Kii knntriek. brother of the missing i man. said this morning. "Her mission to Pilot Rock was to deliver the book-, and give every other aid in-her power to see that everything is made as clear as possible about the business." Mrs. Kirkpatrick returned today t her home in Walla Walla. New Fall Footwear Xt'v styles arriving in all the newest pat terns in suede, satin ami kid, both hilt and low heels. We Fit Your Feet FRENCH & GREENE Iveadv-to-'Wear and Shoes OLD TYME DANCE Every Thursday Night T-at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers Hotni-iis Home to 1 in I dot Mrs. Anues Prior retnrnefl to her homo iu Imhler this morning afier spending several days in tho city visiting with friends sand relatives. Mrs. Prior is the telephone operator at Imbler. Guests in Pendleton Mrs. Ralph Holmes ami son, Jun ior, of La Grande, are guests at the homes of Mrs. C. H Oleott ami Mrs. A.. O. Card en East Oregon-inn. Returned to Enterprise Clyde Pratt, who makes bis home in Enterprise, spent t he evening in La Grande as a guest of the Savoy, returning lo his homo this morning on the breueh lino train. He was iu the city on business. Aiiol her Weeks Who Moved L. W. Weeks, who sells fire in surance, has n record in the north west for writing Idaho Life Insur ance company life insurance who is an active, wide-awake public spirited citizen, is not the Weeks ho removed his office yesterday. Ke is still located in tho West- Jacohson building whrf ho snys he going to stay . The gentleman who did move his office into Cue J, Hlack offico rooms in the Foley building was L. S. Weeks, who handles statistical work and does a general collection business. Visiting from I'acoiua Mrs. E, D. Harcort of Spokane, arrived in the city this morning to h pen d a f o w V ' ' H visiting it t the lionie of Mrs. K. W. Stewart. Visiting from Pendleton Mrs.. Maudie Turner of Pendlde- Yisilhig from N'ampa M rs. F. I . I rwi n of Na m pa . Ida., is spending a few days visit ing at l he home of Mrs, Frank Koch I In. Mrs. I rwi n is to bo joined hero by her husband Friday or Saturday. Mr. Irwin was at one time a dis patcher for the ().-W. company. Any La Grande subscriber to tho Observer who does not re ceive his paper by 8 o'clock In tho evening, please call Western Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. To Visit Htlniivos Mrs. Halph C. Jones of this city jloft this morning on the branc h line Itrain for Enterprise, where she will !spend a few days visiling with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller. She ex pects to return to La Grande Sat urday evening. Dance n Saturday Night Rex Hall Loiicy's Novelty Orchestra Gelid Hand to he at IViidletnii Word was received heio today by t lie coni ral jabor council t hat the .. Bond hand would be in at tendance at the Labor d;y eolohrai ion at 1011(1 let on a ud wanted t o show til" rest of the country that Heiid did really have a band. Hunt ing lief ore llretikl'nsl Win. Wilson and Ed Window wont out this morning before break fast to bag a few grouse and i ft urn.-d with what they wont out after. Itill says, "All t hat is necessary to got a few birds w hen you want them is to have a good dog." And Hill prides him.-elf uji his dog. Coining Hack to School M iss Vn Irte Harper, w ho has been spending the summer in Port land visiting with her mother and BOYS' CLOTHES For School Days XTEA GOOD SUITS With 2 Pairs of Pants $9.85 to $24.85 BOYS' STAR BRAND SHOE Shoes-tliat. wear hetier. Our lines are complete now lilmi.-es, Shirt I'liderwear, Caps. Hats. Stockings, liehs, Ties Ntra l'ants. Sweaters ami Knit .Jackets. We fit the boy from head to foot. Our prices are low Compare them. Clint's Clothiery The Store With a Conscience Prophylactic Hair Brush l.'J row' real' hristl? Hernial- SPECIAL NOTICE Ity Kelpies! from the Public There will lie another lec ture and demonstration at tho Odd Fellows' hall, August HO, at Sp. m. rrhero will bo mes sages from this world and oth er worlds. This may ha tho last time the public will havo an opportunity to attend ouo of the interesting lectures Riv en by Cecelia Gustaf Private Consultation ami Heatings nl 1510 Adams NEW TODAY 79c j i t? 4? ? fj? fl? fa IiItaxicaiu! ........ !;JTIIH OI.IIIIST AND MOST 4i lti:i,l AIII.K 'I A VI HEIU'K'K i I UKMSTITCIIING, Buttons Covered, i Mrs. L. 11. Norton, UOli Adams Ave.; 8-30-tf ! : TUB CITY. All Short ("nils 23o All cnlln Minn-ored Promptly with Bonded Drivers, -: ; r- t I : : k i """"Ma I ' Lv'. f ' X' v- :l r& I vt " j Crured W Cosmopoliran Producrions i (XgaramoMlQiclure , WANTKI) di;ig saw. Second-hand -I'hunc JU4-W. -gasoline J 8-30-ltpjj jljFord & GeorgeJ MAIN 44 V AaTLI)---C ; i i-i for general house worK. Milan nou.-e and liitht work. .ins. K, .!. ftcolt, otc i avenue. 8-:i0-ltp TI1R WOMEN of Mooseheart Iirionl will ludd a cooked food sale at the' the tjiando lionde Meat company Friday, September 1st. 8-;lUtp KOI! SAI.-; Wardrolie trunk. Cheap ii laKcn at once, inquire ItitIB Ninth street. 8-30-tf 1 J t:il I'dR RKNT Thoroughly modern I five-room house. One half block! iron) Obsetver office- Phone 4:U-K. 8-:;o-ytp yoK SAI K Ten piirs and one sow. Phone Farmers l.Vi. 8-:tu-t Some Picture A.R-C.A'D.E- Today and Tomorrow HI WANTKI) Kxporienced girl for luniiier office. Phone Main 088 or residetKe I'honc Main ")84. 8-ao-at NOTICE TO CJtKDITOItS. Notice is Ity this given that the undersigned was nominated in the will of Oliver I. Harrison, deceased, as the executor of his estate, and sai.l nomination confirmed by the County Cojit of Union county, Oregon; and that all prons having claims Against j the said e.-tate should present them duly verified at the resilience of the , nndei signed near I.a (iranHe, in said 'ounty and slate, or at the law of . f ice of .Ino. S. Ifodgin, ,aid citv of I,a 1 Cratule. within six months from the , date of the first publication of this i notice. Date of first rmhlicjit inn. Aio !:s;th, 10l'2. 'mSEBk JOr, IIA'KKIHO.N, Kxc-utor. I.a (Irando, Oregon. Aug. :;r Sept. 0-13-20-27. I V anconver rrovtnce: A mosn.uito trernedy known as "Sweet Dreams. jon the maik"t. As for the moso.uitoe-; J they p-gard all remedies as pipe dreams. ! Akron lieacon Journal : Perhaps y'U have no' iced that almo-t every- ! thing you never have occasion to buv is now considerably cheaper. Bo--t"n Traveler: Now if Henry 1 wiMidi oiiv fuliow tii example of .t ; certain other automobile manufactuv i tr ith a $ I, )) reduction. KJMI Itl . . . 1 y m ---ZTl AKK !BML II II 'UE FOR OUR SUBSTANTIAL UHOWTH 11 jl i IS OUR aUBb IATM 11AJL. DLKYIbt. Mil I))il rMoi mtim : -sss For Credit No Interest R W mrrcm$ ii ii I .CztS'i'-'t " VJ rl. ':!,,' II II 'ff- "1 j ?VIiVSS; Hats of Feel at Home Dokkies Merit We Welcome You 'Sf ft ) , I : 1 , . , . art ' HVKA.,,. I inn' hi "iir aiiiiiii iuii i j li n;ic inik feel ;il Imhui'; In cult iv;itc citiulily imil 1 jm-lwill -tliis is the -,irit ..I'tii. ;r;iiMc '. W liav.- jusl ivccivi-l a lai- sl'iHHMit of 4 . -Mav v..,- co.ivoj.tioT. U- s.i.- fW ' .Nlcrit hats fn-ni Nt'W Vnrk. ; , . , . ., , .. i .Merit 1 hits arc up to tlie miMiltc in style anil everv am noun. :m.l iicim; -. wlwik I 1 .... 1 i ... . II ... ,, , .. . -k 111 they arc llic he-t yiuir iiiniicy can imik. . ,r.,, , ... ...... . Cinic in anil try one mi. ' ihe feeling i lin v7) it'rtitiju'ci k'i B' o " Ii-ire Yf b, .. J , gg A O TT D D Q C i - -p., imt hcitatc t., t f-t ttW' 18 0 hi'l-viee Bl! "The slrnv thai. lc laitii Willi tlio licoiilc." I I ll ll ll (inr new nca urn is 1.. .(iains vve. across n : "United States wohujsl t f Ilfl ,, J' "" ' ""c ".Jl - La Grandr,, Ore. n n ggf - .OvjJRTISING will rjjing resiilt3 ' V o o