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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1922)
'Friday, September 1, 1922 THE I .VENING OBSERVER -3RVER Convention Sidelights he might have losl patieni'i" before being uriniittvil to his (uurtirs. I the duy in tlio city' PAGE THREE A nmnlu nt .!.. .oh.utl !. JH'.V.k.v.l Because the cunnniuoo hesitated i:i:neuleil to tuke u:irt in the liuki'v' pur-ntar. of Enterprise, ! t and 5 ten men from Hood Kiver i were stacked up in one home until af ter breakfast. The number of visit- ' ing ladies present is not as irront tu Iwas expected,- imlieutine; that iol;ie of have a faeulty fbr leaving their wives One of the smoothest features tile whole convention is the military 'ltt home when there is a convention nde tomorrow evenintr. All who wish he citv toilav on her to tiualify should report at the Y. M.m Oregon Nornrtl C. A. ns early as possible. ey to Joseph, where jhool this winter. The aspirants for the coveted post-. - tion of tiothless of Labor are huvinirniKton a rather interesting time during tin- who has been work- pokie convention. At least, one tfirl i, arrived this niom- precisiou with which the various uni'.sj Mrs. limerick and daughter of, Port-j did early this afternoon. A swarm w days with his par. i nui uni rtici tt'iiipie are moveu'"",u nvynuma iiu iiiiuKiiici- ui in.Kies suirounueii ner, temnii about. The supreme commander uC'' Seattle weie among the before- on the deadman in the the entire train irets in touch with , ureaklast arrivals. neadiiuurters at 1 a. m., and bv .Willi every subordinate) officer has been! sin t ro?y placed her riiinir o assume his enter of the iailroad. and nlayeil rim around the . Whether she enticed any vote tiuy Leonard, trnveiintr freight undit'rom them is not known. i n tini-,1 tirmmsitinn vum:ntu on me program i or tne day ; r"-'-s y, -i noni wana wium.j iv Henry Ifaler away to the minutest detail and every nwm 1 Washington, is in li (irande looking! The first" near traffic accident oc- en there is one near, her of the part" knows just what's ; after the nioyeinent of trains anil inak-l curred this noon in front of t'arr's 3iinK with a Mil one what. In addition to being extremely '"K himself useful around liokiej furniture store when two Kurd ears., well' organized, the bunch from l'ort-j headiUaiters. each bearing a full load of the weal'- . hind sturted in early to entertain peo-. . , " eis of the fez, brushed each other, ther pie anil are t,till-at it. I Heejinning early this morning, or- front ftnder of one car and the renrnij,. dnuehter of Hill gamzations began airiving at Ihe fender of the other being bent a little. ow u3 "Dujlur Hill' pnoiograpu naileries to nave thclrM ill you can t stop a Punch ot Domes:., visitimr nt the honl" Special concerts are being given both today und tomorrow. Khaled temple band, made up of Eastern Ore- gon musiciuns, gave the first con cert, of the day, serenading the Port oml' train at 8 o'clock. Tonight at 5:30 the Portland band gives a con cert at Adams and Depot. The Walla waua uanu gave a concert at 1 o'cloeK The Hood Hiv(.r hnn.l .i.a. - ,.....,...., ' got out of tin- hospital iust ir at 7 o'clock, immediately prior to the 'inR',Ul "mku ,hp sneciul arriving iiu march to the ball park. . I'1'""1"'- He has just recovere,! The Wulla Walla drum corps of 18 . pieces is proving one of the liveliest units in attendance. They are much in evidence throughout the city, and be ing new to most people, are popular.,1 Special band concerts will be given tomorrow in the morning hut the big leature is the contest for bands at the ball park in the afternoon. The vis iting patrol teams are giving exhibi tion drills from time to time. Kegular houi'H have been set and scattered through the day so that theni is something doing all of the time. This atternoon, between two and five was the dullest period of the two days so far as the public was concerned. Vis itors were taken on a ride through the valley and the ceremony at the ;Rex Hull occupied the attention of . several hundred. from a five week's siege of tvnhoijirks and daughter ur- fever, but is here with the rest of thcJrunde yesterday to boys, nevertheless. . days hero visiting ' While, in the city C. F. Van de IWuter, district frieghtuored at the Savoy. ami passenger agent on the Union P, I-ast night was a wooly one for the entertainment committee and re ception committee. Trains were con- tiini.,llo mui'U ntt h.lo,. ,,i., mobiles that were called for 8:40 this morning were not used until 5::i). Cars called for 7 this morning were i-. 'Used at H. the confusion, however, could not be avoided and the drivers ' took it good naturedly. The secretary of the local general committee and the acting chairman of the Dokie re ception committee spent the entire night on the job meeting the nighi trains ami getting temporary quar ters for those who arrived at mid night hours. :-itie Svslern. who bails from 'Wjil!:, Walla, Washington, is in town duriim't,.ei,s,m,,. of the stale the Dokie convention and is lonkiiijf;11K boal.(l, ,, wUe alter Ins duties, as well as aidmg local,, Ul(, (.,,y ,a!tt five. headquarters in whatever way pos.,B tllolr way to "s u" spending a coiiplo of H. K. Brandt, from the roolenav-fta '1te' , country, in Canada, with Cranbrook iu" TT. T his postofl ice, arrived in l.u (irand"vs W '"" this mornifig. From across the bor5 ,sl""'5 ,BL;I," b"y8 ler he comes wearing a ley. and will- "lko ' 1"'; the dislinction of being a prince ol ;'vulf-'. Ueport at a good fellow. ' A- "a eury as l,os- From the adjacent counties, Hakerj Wallpwa, Crant, Umatilla, and thr,rk others, cars began urrived arrivini! '' who ,las 1,ucn cn"- l.a (irande about noon loaded tfimw "r n'lout p'Kht capacity with the fezed knights. Bjhcumntlsm was alile to evening practically every ipeniber ot"'k at the shops this the Knights of Khorassan will arrive in the city but the greater share of- " those not in the order who will at1 leslerday tend, mostly from Kastern t)reKoiJ,l'"J'? w.as operated on towns, will not arrive until tumorrow. 1r M' "a" of Prt- , . .Irande iflonde hospital. Speaking of bunds, some . of thi,s f,lir this m01ninB' ac" Ookies from the Hose Cilv ln.vn ii""t. little original oi ganization ail of thcirnn own. The big tubas, the harmonica1 '"T", ,. horns the blatant cornet and the",v "' """l"'Kt"". but moaning saxophone have no place iiiliM l'"y' al'riv!d l"sl their arrangements. In the place a co"lle f la's vis these old and trusty instruments, the""1 a,lBI"''"K the con modern cow bell and the musical ti: can holds sway. Perched on an ante' TUn .u....nt:nn r... n,.,.n ..i mrwt .,v..int wh-n th trnin ftrviH""'" t0UvillB the citV-thes PortJundtfr.j""" Vnlh'.V at four o'clock this morning. It was understood that the Pocateilo people were ubroad, but nobody showed up A'bout the time the train was ready to leave conductors and committees made a frantic search of Pullmans hunting 1. .. f tl. lL icw ' uim ueiuiu uie iruui niv liic Pocatelloites were safely,. on the platform. didn't (rut imite the apniause the otheili,lson ot Indian Val bands did, but theveot nianv mor;'ent homo this morn- vz -z- rr. r-r e n di n so vera 1 days Mr. Singert from Baker had varied, experience. He had a temporary room at the "Y" and had deposited his be-; longings there, intending to leave his j door open, but It slammed shut and hej was locked out. The janitor had gone I home and no one was on hand that: had a- key. If Mr. Singert had not possessed a very genial disposition Fire Insurance with the Oregon Fire Relief Assn. Costs Yon LESS Policy Guaranteed No Assessment . tion. pictures taken. , jand the little Fords rambled right i;,KUirc during the 1. Martin Larsen, of Portland, is Ihl , big squeeze on the baton for the NoodC't' River band that has been keeping lh'jn loft last evening air full of music during the day. join liia wife. They ' veral wee lis vlsitiuK President1 C. I.. Urill, of Walla Wallatives before roturu- llolel Changes Hands The Oarland Hotel, formerly own ed by Dan Iiaird, was sold to Harry N. Dennis, who took immediate pos session. The sale was made through the C. J. Black Co. Mr. Iiaird will travel fur his health. ' Returned from Trip Pauline Lederle returned to La Lirande yesterday afternoon from an extended visit in Portland, Centralie, Seattle and Tacoma. She was gone i om I. a Grande for a month ami stales that she had a very fine vacation. N( c A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS. , The uniform success that has at tended the use of Chamberlain's CoiV and Uiairhoea Remedy in the "relief and cure of bowel complaints, both for children and adults, has brbught it into almost univeisal use, so that it is ptactically without a rival and as evervone who has ued it knows, ij, is without an u,uul. adv. HKAn'THK WANT ATJftt Sae TfUik aad inyauds st -ASK FOR theOnffinaL Avoid Imitations Forlnfaatrnvulldsanoarowfncchnrlr.r, iR'AmUV.m,,,, , ei(ir)iC,In Pmrt.r In mi 11 nioitVraij FR Children Beware With so many cars on the stirets and the spirit of celebration in the air, a number of youngsters have been stealing rides on the rear of the -ars. Although no accidents have as yet happened it is very likely that some senous injury might result. Chief ( ,.v i.j,.., r '!;.. it,... Lt ..u;,, ii... situation. The 'Federal Farm Loan Act Makes .Borrowing -Mone; Easy and Profitable for the Land Owner and Works a Hardship on-No one. Labor Day Arrangements La (Jiande people who intend to go to Pendleton on Labor Day to attend the Labor Day celebration on Septem ber 1. should reoprt to Oear Johnson or Tom Wilson, who are on the trans portation committee. Those who in end to make the trip by train should leave Sunday evening on lit to Z-i. The ars will leave Monday morning at an ifuriy hour. "Kletrh" and His Boy are Hen1 ' 'li. W. Fletcher, of the East Oregon Ian, and his son, who i one of the voung Dokies, are over from Pendle ton and are guer.ts of Will Church and wife during the festivities. ''Kletch" says the world is going along good and that Umatilla county has hit her stride again alter being on the bit for a few years, like the rest of the country. He is prominently connected with the drill teams and is a pro fessional Dokie who can recite tho ritual upside down and backwards at any time of the day or niehl. poit considerable the Hybrid over Fold. Both vari the same field i and the eomplet returned an aver, Hybrid wheat as 1'old, which mafl bushels. Many IT this plot with til gomi indication Hybrid in the II Win, Vogel st, Fold had a slight Hybrid as they water over more of the Hybrid w! the entire field well irrigated. ' Hybrid plot was ity, as a selected . C router of the weighed an eve bushel. Vogel acres of Hybrid mainder of the Kortv Fold. Tin seed from this sowing 100 acre and the surplus has all been spn ing farmers. J an increased y bushels they cnl Forty Fold. T on in co-opera t .Agent and yid WE ARE NOW SERVING LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS. RELISHES AND SALADS, SAND WICHES, PASTRY AND FRIUTS AT THE JACK-O-LANTERN 1115 Adams , ELECTRIC PASTE It rtlso kills mtco, Eopliera, pralrlo dogs, ' ciiyuli-n, wolVtfH. ,cockro(ic)lH, Watr bUKO unti mil if. A ar-o box oontulnit vtiouffh to Kill Mi to 100 rutn or juIch. (Ift U from your druif or gunurul itoro doulur today. BFflDY FOR USE-BETTER THAN TRAtr, A Loan for the Earm Since the completion of the organi74Hfnit wmn time ago, we huvo heeii accepting applteattoiif for loans through Uio )ivKon-V'athliiK(oii j JuitK Stock , ami Hank under Mipervislon r the ViUi-ul I'arm 1-uinl Hoard, a Biuenti of Ihe l uttt'd states Treasury. Already we' have re ecived noiiec Hint nppraisemeiils will he madr ihls week on yoine- IwlU prnpi'ity, applications rir which -went through Ihls hunk, so we are now pleased (o endurse Ihe errirleiiey ir Ihe orKiinizitlUnt II itt ppreiil lluti proiupl and (literal arvice will he given. c . These loans which are ntale umler'lho privilege nml ben(flls 'Ot the IVderal l-arin I.ojiii Ael are purely fofllie asjiiHlauee or Ihe former' NO ( tKMMISSION IS ('MAIUiCD TUK lUXUiOWKlt. Loans are made from $5,000 to f!T,.V0.00. Olhi'i' than the fuel that the loan must he made on the AinorMuition - t rimi and Ihe 1'nriu must he liiNpceteil by a dloverniiienl Insprctor and Ihe litle a)pioved hy an attorney appointed by Ihe govriiinuiit , the' loan Is just a Nlmple eonti-aet hetween the In ml owner and the Oregon-Washing Ion .John Stock Land Hunk of I'm ihiiiil, Oregon. T!ure In iu liuiic ird tape, (rouble or epei)Ke in - milking tlurhei loans than-required hy any ' ean'ful investor. i AMOHTIATIOX is Ihe term given to the. plan whereby the small payment of $10.00 pre thousand in addition, to the Interest . payo the entire loan In thirty-three years. On a lojin of )tl0,0fM),00 the; payment or $:fro.oo annually will pay Interest ami entire principal ln; loiss tunii it:t years. Ity the amorllzatlon plan you also save nil trouble ami expense ott renewal. You have im uncertainty about Interest rates. You lire not worried about getting renewals. You havev liberal prepayment privileges after five years. YVe are accept Ing applications for this loan because ue sincerely he Meve It to he the best contract ever offered the farmers of I'uloir County. We are doing It as a special service without charge and for the benefit of (he farm owner. We shall consider It a pleasure to wive you and (o go Into the matter In detail, if interested please, call. 'Applications may be obtained here. , , United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon i i . i i s i ( j i I iiatiii -. ii T I i S'i n L W. Weeks AGENT Plione 152-.T West-.Taeobson Bldg. ill? FILL YOUR EMPTY' LAMP. SOCKETS WITH EDISON MAZDA LAMPS Sold only at Ilia . H. & S. ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Plioiio 39.W 105 Depot SI: For Sale 81 acres on Catherine creek. Part of the Old Sugar farm. All In cultivation, 40 acres well adapted for grain or alfHlfa and the bal ance natural hay land, will grow the finest "Kin(V or Timr,ihy hay. and a natural feeding ground along the river, wtiere the willow grow. Price $95.00 per acre, on good terms. Thore is also 80 acres adjoining this land can he bought on same terms. fl room 3 bedrooms, full basement modern house in Connordale. Price $3200. $1000 cash, bal ance on monthly Installment pay ments at $30.00 per month. ,.... I.... l.A..un nlnoo In 97 rooms all furnished and heated. Doing a good business, all the rooms fuli and most of them steady roomers. Price $2800, and terms on part of it, with a good lease ou building. 1314 Jackson Btreet, with bath, toilet, city water, tre)8, shrub bery, board sidewalk, cellar,. All for $200 and $500 cash will han dle It. Balance a mortgage for $800 can be assumed and monAly payments on oaiance. C.J. BLACK & CP. New Fo Building La Grande, Oregoi. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Monroe Salisbury Mr, AS - 6 mMmM r.c at DELIVERS A HEATER TO YOUR HOME MAKE YOUE FIRST PAYMENT OCTOBER 1ST. We carry a large stock of Howard and Universal Heaters in all Sizes, also a few Second Hand Heater3, at a bargain while they last. REMEMBER you. do not have to make a down payment now, do that October 1st. CARR'S For Credit Us-c It e o m If m i in n unrai i 3 mE2SS$E!mm$Mg
