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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1922)
PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " Wednesdey, August 30, 1922 3 SPEEDERS ARE LET GO FREE sri in "X-Straw!" X-IT the straw! And enter the smart "softie"! We have an X-tensive stock. Each hat an x-ceptional value and an x-pressive style. Yours is waiting foryou. You'll x-ult over its x-act fit and x-dusivc linca! Tin; ( ioi'ilcin Hat is an x-ccpt ional value at $5.00 Other values IVuiii $1.75 to $3.50 Till: DAI.I.nS, Auk. 30. Chart's of involuntary manslaughter wen dropped yesterday afternoon iijjHinst I'lank A. tJilt-rcst ami A. Stanley Pul- liti when the second half of the heai- ine; was complete before Justice of the I'eace Allen, La (Jramle's society will be in a whni of dinners, nuities, luncheons and teas honoring the many promin ent women and distinguished guests spent a delightfully informal evening. ' Mrs. 1J. II, .Icsse returned home Monday from a m'liKnttul trip U Kient noilhwe.st convention uf the 1 O. K. K. Kiiriav and Saturday. There uill 1.,. ............ k..-., e.... n - Manslaughter charge i ,.OUNt .... .....i almt from CnimHa. The weie places against the two California) Pvthian Sisters will have their head men un a result of the wreck on tin; quarters at the Y. M. C. A. and will who will be in this city during the 1 Portland- During Mis. Jesse's trip' the weather was LMorious, which helt- t'U lo matte ner visn very enjoau.e and assist all the visitine II.,.. fhlK I...WI..W. I..,. ol llic Hallos, ill wnicn r.uwiu M. ",. ius i ie hero thin w,.,.k.ci,d i th Columbia river hiRhway Sunday west! " of Uulur was killed. T. U- .Swcepen, city mur.shal at Arl ington, was the only witness to testi fy for the state yesterday. Sweopcn was lmaa w ho ai rested Gildest .Santha of Noimidns of Avurdaka. liming the I). O. K. K. convention a very delightful program in being armngco uy the Madrigal Club and II I-hHt m III llllllil linun ll.-rC,m with aiiu ruiun two uouis inter .ui. i.in.j. iiavul iiiiju-h as conductor, rol died. The Arlington mai-ihal testified! lowing is the program which yvill h' ti.-.t .I,.. ....i.. ....I..- lw. I.-..1 r.-i.iviliKi'en at the liall park Friday evening over the telephone was to keel, on the:. Overture, "l-iKht Cavalry,'1 Suppe, i....k....i f,.r . i. wi.ieh iw:".v 'ne oiciicstra; .MadriKal (.lull, " J h, :.i;.. Nile, l.eroux: selection. "Woodland. I.uders, by the Orchestra. men were riding. 'J he car containing Cilerest and l'ul lin from 1'a.sadcua and Caiamel, Cal- The personnel of Club: Sopranos Mrs. the. Madrigal A. K. Parker lespectively, cauie tne neaie.u to ans-i ,,s A H Cmvlly aI1( ;,fTS M- M wenng inc . iivciipiion sent oji 01 ioe;unt. secoml supranos Mrs. A. K. Danes, ana no stoppcu me car uno.Thompson, .Mrs. C. M. I.ockwood and nem mo ueeup.ti.iii piooing uie a. i .v-1 .y rs H.H-kct; altos Mrs. Ceo. I ,.l hi ouviiti i.u. i:iii..ii. t I bi-Mi.e. Ml ISiiJi Wnrnwb Al ivu .Mr. Kweenen said both Cilerest I(,Fio .li lonal.l and .Mrs. James' I'oint ullni were exceedingly nervous whenjtr; accompiiniiit Mrs. W. C. Jackson. arrested and informed on what churgi Westenhaver & Gilbert Correct Haberdashy pianist I I In. i,oi,niial ,.f tk Vntrnni: they were wanted in Ihe I ai es, ami jMiilhiirniimic Orchestra: J. David inu sire HKinenc-i ui iihiimuuih co i- Haines, conductor; Miss Nine Warn vieuon mui ne mm cauru w e nnm;m.k eoneert master : v o ins Mrs men. lie tesiiiici me L-amm n ans jt c,,, iM.jss Kul(V I)avi Miss Jot (were held in jail despite th lact Uuu; Whmoie. Widdim llviatt. .Tnufc-ir me coroner h jury nuu wuiinanu , j llV(1 jhomas Hibson, Wurron Homan mem ai uie nn(uu.. f Uvm-KV Thompson: violincello, Kollowmtc the release of (.ileresi : M rs j, jj Haines: double bass, Wm, and J'ululm, Attorney iwurpny, wno KmV(,rSt Clarinets Oscar Shafer and appeared tor uie den-mianis, issuju , Lawrence Howe; Oboe, Daniel Cheney uie luiiwwiiiK siiiu-iiH (.saxophone, Miss Nellie Zureher; cor- "It was u irihiiui thartre tnatimt ;uy cnxK. horns, Miss Anice was lodged uKainsi inese noys, mux Millard and Miss Laura Scott; trom I am Kind that they were so promptly j )OMO( (). M. Heacock; euphonium, Misi vindicated. The testimony of reput ! iila irnocJt; tuba, Allen Kinehart anio wunesse.s eitmti i,y humpmiuv,, drums. Minn ) ive Hazine Davton News: fHrunhi lum h In nr. ! here all went to show positively thal,i, i rurfm or porcentnjro of home owners limn ; Oilcrest mid Puliin nassed the place any other nation. We nro borderimr'of accident fully lo minutes ijetore tin-; a Innir line of cars and n eood joll on norwneritv anvway. lerrible lu-c-idiTit oeeurrett. l,crowd of yurie; people motored to th- - - - i ouut i y Club to hold a biir picnic. iiimhiv fvciiilitr. Tho voinnr mim nf me m. i. A. were hosts to the young ladies and showed them n most royal timi- Those who enjoyed Bwimminj? .ipen t some time in the tank near th. Ciul House. About 7 o'clock a bitf limine; lire was started and a picnic supper was served, there was a plen lilul tuantity ol weenies and uun and all that koph with them with specialty of eantalouue sundae. Then around the campfire, with the nictur esijue hills us a background, in the slillness of the nijfht a lovely evenini; was siK-nt in sineinir communitv sonEi1". The young men who had eharjyc of the successtul- aflair were the Messrs, Lester Stoddard, HolluJ Lyman and Walter iiean RED CROSS DRUG STORE The Kodak Store KODAKS FILMS ami evrrvtliiiifr for nil') lire inakiiiu;. Ucst lMiiiic(l Kulak, Dark Ifooni in tlic W'csi. Let Us Develop Your Films. Your vie- trohi is waiting for you here. When may we clcliverittoj'bui' home? Newlin Book & Stationery Company A coming event which is anticipated is the marriage or .Miss Porothy Vir ginia (Hudson to John W. O'Connell September 5 at the Him-eh of Our j l.aily of the Valley. Miss (ihclson is '.one of (he popular I. a (irande girls. : One of the intere-ting occasions which ; have been inspired by Miss (Ihobnn j was an announcement party given Saturday evening by Miss T.ouise O'Comu'lI. There were five tables of i "fiiMi" with Mrs. Paul Mnssee receiv ing high honors, Miss Harriet Casey the consolation and Miss Gholson the guest prize. At th? luncheon, under each.Ruost' , little favor basket, which contained idaintv candies, was n card bearing ; the announcement of the coming mar- ; nage of Miss Dorothy Virginia (ho! j son to John W. O'L'onhell. U2 SH.ER.RY.'S LAST DAY "Find the Woman" With ALMA RUBENS Created by Cosmopolitan Productions A Paramount Picture I'lie lovely Icmliii woman of ' 1 liinioiviiic" ill tin- xiiiii:r ( 'osliioiiolitan Ma-aini' l.ivi-- Jiiclotlraiiia i"ii Ik Al'llllll' StMIUTs li'orhi Also Showing '9'RAVELAUGHTS' Mrs- C II. Scranton will iavi h.-'igi of the entertainments for the bulbs during the convention end triose a.-sisting her are Mrs. CoUn R. Kber : haid. Mis. Ilim-e Dennis, Mrs. ('has. ! Plnvle. Mrs. li. I. Poarch, Mrs, II. E. (oolidge. Mis. A. W. Nelson, Mrs. CIuim Mnhnenkamp, Mrs. Karl Stoxf i .lard. Mrs. Waller Reuter, and Mrs. 1 II. K. Divon. Kritlay nfternoon be- ninnihg at I ::0 the i'ountr.v1 Club will bold an open house and tea for ; visiting ladies under the auspices of i wives of Ad Club members, Pyth , inn Sisters and the I .a Crande Coun ttv Club. Satunbvy afternoon all vis i itfr.-; ladies outside of Kastern Oregon ! will be entertained at the Hot Lake , Sanatorium. Dr. Phy will act as host : to a dinner which is being planned. 1 I Announcement has been received in l.a (iramle telling of the marriage of ( h l.indo A. Cox and M rs. Sadie. , I! Clark of Los Anireles, California, whi. li -H-.'Ui red tm 'Wednesday, Aug ust lilih. The cards announce that I'h'1 bapnv couple are at home at 2.V27 i V-Miingten road in the southern Cal t'oinia eity. The bride is well known 'n l.a (irande people, having resided !;) e for manv vears. She has a ert-at niary fi tends in L'nion county. I'll.' eii'oin is eonnected with the bank ing busine-s in lii- native city. . X. .'i e t ban sixty persons enjoved i tin annual nienie given bv the I-adies 'of the 1. A. to the li. of I,. K.. "hh-h was held at Knmela last Sun day. A silendid basket d inner was cived in the amusement hall, which v:is ptiu-laimed a great success by all Im wv'ie pivsent. The children spent 'lie ilav enjoying the swings and other mniscinents, while the older people t i'.cd ami revived old acquaintances. I'h.'-o who did not drive t; Kameb1 ri?:ined to l.a (irande on No. IS. Tlic Mission Hand of the Kirst , Pi rsbytei inn chinch was entertained ii the Imme of Mi'v A. S. Amierson, MiT Adams. this afternoon. Miss 'Iftvude Kakin of the Home Mission them a w a . an 1 nd i a n sc h ool , w as he inteieMiim speaker for the after- ! M t and Mrs. Harvev hw and son i 1 an 'I'ti'-c. and Kenneth Sierist re 'utnel boiee from an outing at Wal- i 'divji lake Sundav. The party stop- i -m-A to visit at the ranch of II. A. : Mod met", a former resident of La I Grande, at 1'lora, OreUon. j : Mi-ndav evening at the Count r' Club i or 't i'v appointed no-hot dinner :i ril""'i iu noriiig Mr. and Mrs. X , lift, who are Umvip:, .tocn to make their home in Portland. A num twi i.t Mr and .Mn I.IlIs ir.ei.d-. I w Mm. Ci. IJ. lliynolils, an Imperiul! Officer uf Seattle, Washinjfton. will b.ii one of the prominent vixitors in !. (ii-Hnde duiiiifi; the IA (J .K. K. conveii-! tion. 1 I Postmaster Wntkina and family cf Aliiel and Mr. and Mis. K. Damon of! l.a" (irande took dinner at the home of Mr. on.l .Mm. George Dull last. Sunday. j i Mr. and Mis. Chris Mays and daughters, Wilma and Evelyn, return-, cd from a delii;hlful week-end eainp ini; trip at Wallowa I.nke Monday. 1 - I Mrs. Lynn Wright left last evenin.;! to spend a week or ten days with her! parents at Colfi.x. Washington. Pre-Convention Sidelights Anion;; the bands which will par ticipate in th" convention is the Ookln Club Hand of Hood Itlver. There liro 25 intisioiana in tills or KuniKiition and tliey claim for them- seires tlliit they nro far aiiove the averℜ and their friends wiio have lieurd Diem support their conten tion. Tills bund and a Krnup of Hood Iliver peoplo aro occupying a special I'ulllilaii on No. 4 when it arrives here on Friday morniiiK. Competition lielween the visiting bands for the $:!.r,U cash prizes is so keen that the matter lias almost become personal. There are more bands lliau there are prizes hence the extreme competition. Walla Walla, Portland and Hood River are the three bands that are most prominently im-ntioned in winning first or second prize. The band con test and the ilruni corps contests Saturday afternoon at the ball- park will ijivo l.a (i ramie- more music than it has evt-r had in one day. Kuch conlestliit. baud must iilav an overture sealed and one march pass- inK In review of l be Brand stand. five JiiiIkcs have linen selected by Chairman Chris Mays and they come from four sections of the stale of Oregon. Kneh judKo Is a compe tent musician and the decisions will therefore be riMlit. Drivers of courtesy cars have a strenuous day before them Kridav. The present plan calls for the ar rival or a apnnlnl train from Walla Wulla at 7::iU a. in. Friday. In addition In the 100 coining on tliar Iniin there is No. 17 to meet and No. 21. In between times those who come by automobile must be distributed from the Y. M. C. A. -to their quarters. One group of cars. : under Karl Stoddard, chairman, will take c.iro off this phaze of the work: number larger group under1 Iho nirectiono of the Vnion County ueany Hoard will handle Iho after noon automobile riilos and a third group under Mrs. Claude Scranton will take care of Hie ladies who want to be transported to the Coun try club Friday afternoon and Hot .ako Saturday aflernoon. Claude Scianton lias a consider able eonimitlee under him to han dle the street daitre ivhicli Is the oucliiiling event both Kridav and Saturday nlghl. On Friday night the dance will not begin until the stunt program Is over and on Sat urday night will follow Immediately ninu uie iiai-ade. A. F. I'ryke, Scout commissioner. in-rived home ibis morning and lins been In consuliai ion with boys anil lieiiililiiarlcis lining up 411 boys to curry the various signs which will ten tin. story of the parade and lin ing up another ei-oon of 411 Mnv 1 KYI M.U-- i M I HI ';i 7 371 Depot Street Hncorporated DEPARTMENT STORES La Grande, Ore. TTvis Is Otlt NOTION -WEEK a time when we call attention to the scorea of smaller articles which are needed for personal use as well as to fulfill the requirements of the home. Our buyers have made tremendous purchases for our 371 stores. You benefit because our prices are remarkably low for goods of such quality. Visit our store during our "Notion Week." 2c Hairpins, r!0 count. Snaps, 12 In card Hone Ix'ins ( 'orsct Laces 4c Hooks anil Kvcs - ' Pearl AVasb iiuttons. .M itlil v La'-os. Pencils J. C. Penney. Special Pencil. Coal-V Darning Cotton Coats' Luster ('otton Hahy Safety Pins l)ry Flake l)ye Soap 5c Hair Pins, 80 count Lath Tablet Soap Launder Soap Pencil Tablets Ink Tablets ( Villav Lands Men's Shoo Laces 8c Carters' Inks Laclielor Buttons: .Aladdin Dye Soap Coats' Crochet Cotton Duplex Safety Pins Sliinola Polish 2-iu-l Shoe Polish Knit t ing Cotton Powder Puffs Ladies' Shoe Laces Siinbi'ifjht Cleaner 10c Child's Socklet Carter Loneric C'liisps PerfuineH Hand Pruslies Hand Mirrors Diua-Lclle Hair Xets Coats' Pearl Cotton Kleanco House Cleaner Lraiils, Scalloped. Rubber Combs 2.1c to !)Hc Pepsotlcnt Tooth Pa.-Atc -t."c Palm Olive Shampoo -!" Pyrene Cleaner 2l!c ( 'uticura Sua) 19c Woodbury's Face Cream -b"c Paris: Carters 2l!c Toilet Paper, I! for 2.jc Sanitary Napkins, 12 to box 39c Klastic, yard Zeno Snas '...'....1 Dr. Parker's -Carters ... Wilson's Carters Novelty Tassels Heads, a bunch PREPARE FOR THE BIG DOKIE CELEBRATION A new shipment of boy's SCHOOL SWEATERS i .just received $1.98 to $5.50 THK LAIWKST CHAIII DKI'AKTMUKT .SrOIlK OUOAMZATION IN TUB WOItLD under the supervision of E. K. Jack man, state farm crop specialist. Teh "mosaic" disease, which so many potato fields lij the Grande Itonde valley are suffering from, was discussed fully and Hie opinion ex pressed by the majority of the grow ers was that the only way to success fully combat the disease and the re sulting decreased yields would lie to procure better seed. County Agent II. (I. Avery was instructed to locate some certified seed and protybly about a carload of seed will be pur chased, the growers planning on pool ing their orders. Deinolistralions were held in the Smith fieid and also in the Davis field on tne S. II. Williamson place. "Profitable crops cannot be obtain ed fioni poor seed, whether conditions scouts who will handle the red I are good or bad." stared M'r. Jackiuan- nun's along t in no of march. The bund which renroseuts tlic tuple at Walla Walla Is in reality niado Up of .Musicians at IVivtoo and Wailsbnig. This band will be iliiartered al (he Savov hotel. SAME (11.1) STORY HUT A (i()()l) ONE. Mm. Mallala Burns, Savanna, Mo., relates an experience, the like of which has haiincned in almost every neighborhood in this country, and has t been told and related by thousands of others, as follows: I used a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Uetuedy about nine years ago and it cured mo of flux (dysentery). I had another nttacv of the same complain!, three or four years ago and a few dos J es of this remedy cured me. I hav-: recommended it to dozens of peoplo. I since I first used it and shall coiitiniie A potato meeting, at which sixteea to do so for I know it is a quick am growers attended, was held estcrda.v positive cure for bowel troubles. 'j al'tro-nnon at Hnr'ev Smith'.- resi-len-e Adv- ' MARTHA 4-FOOT An-Ue-fit High Point Heel Stock: Feel re placed 1 or more times. Martha 4-Foot is the most beautiful all ailk stocking made. Sold by PUD GROWERS HELD MEETING Campbell Sisters Ladies' IJeady-to-AVear and Millinery Hooverlzed Groceries mn imi tmirrv tmoh YOUR LVTION TMIKKI THEY ARE GOOD CLEAR. DOWN TO THE RIND Umatilla Watermelons The 1'ir.t carload of the season, direct to the Iloover i.ed any size you waul, 1") to 10 lbs., at the ilonverized price of I1 oc lb. Millon Tomatoes direct from the growers, selected stock, box 58c Cantaloupes Huy thcniiy the crate. 1" in crate $1.95 Potatoes, new crop. ;oid keepers. 100 lb. sack ....tl.S5 Libby'.s Sliced Pineapple. N". 21 - till .'. :':!c Preferred Stock Shrimp, can 15c HOOVERIZED GROCERY ..7c to 2lc (Jo 45c 45e 25c 10c
