La Grande evening observer., May 01, 1923, Image 6

TTTE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, May 1, 102.1.
'; PROMISE NEWS NOTES
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brother, Klm.-r Jlinneit. who Ih farm
Inu thf J. f. Phillip" l'Utrc.
t K. CoiU-tt mad' it trip I'
I'i'ONiuic, i-eturnnd homo (ho first of
lite week and went to rump Thitrsr
day.
M r. mill Mm. I-Ypncli Trump und
i'Iom:i:ii p.AfiRWT
il.Ni:i, OIKNI;
(Ity AttHoclaH-d I'iih:i)
Personal Mention
I I'lHiMIHl:, May 1. MM evoryon
, 1 l )juy iiiiiUIiik minim in I'roiiilwi.
I llnrol.l I'm in,!- I.jok Ihn -rnmlrt
mull to Wallowa
Ij WAI.I, WAIJ.A. Wii.ih.. Ma I.--
( , Aftrtocialvd Pr tw
ramp Hip rirt "f tin- week.
iA plono.r papant lo ho drnmatixed I AKI.AM, t'allf.
.May 1. Oak-
M lie: JimhIiii MattoOn went lo Wal
low;; .Monday,
J. A. Dauil io"h nuM"-i
with II.
Umto In no oppi) air iircna will !
j lichl Juno ft and 7. California and
(Ohvoo will tukiv pari in I to pur;
leant, which In oxpecteil to oritifr
jlnnd t'lly offieliilH havb hren liivitPil
j ;. 'I'honiprton Tuesday.
K. I.. Knilni..ii. I'm Wntklnn mini
lo alt i nd I he nit nliitf of tho Sow
tticanM channel on "May 6. ,Tho new
t huniu-l ha an entrance lock or i'40
i ret loittf, 7fi feel wide and carries
J 5 on o i. U ramie.
"""-'---" j Mm. il hi -ell ix MliiylnK wilh Mih.
Ward RmJlli wan down from Htur- Hanlu Jlfnhaia. mid l.o:i Angelon, ' Oirprp this wtk.
tO.V VfwtPI'dli V Jillil uiim i-uImIi--I ill it.) It. in' Ihitn witr-iit (hP I HI si. Hit) V V. llOWIIH WILH Id Pmii.kn fr.nn
of Knirrprl. i.; rrmm' im
week.
'o. i:Tr.A to hi-: hi:ij
(My. AKMorlatPd rn-tw) m
i:i:i:kki.i;V, Calif., May 1. Tha
twenty-third annual con vent ion of
the California division of the t'nilPd
I )aiiKhltrH of (ho t 'oni'Pdpracy will
hi held hen- May !-M,
a,a pei-xotis hero for (ho two-day,
relrltration.
IttV M I, IVH-Hf hfhl HITvlH'M It'.
Vjiil fool of water ut low lido. Tip
fllio Ptivoy, iiioiUhM. I .IT'i HuMlnlV to o koiiip h-i'p Vr0fllwo Thm-day nmhl wilh u taiKO
- new concrcttid canal fediiccM tlia
rnrortuii.'ili'ly, an JntelMwri'nt niln. jdlstunco- from New (HleanM to tho
orlly iloewn't alwiiyw (day that way (lull ol .Mexico-about fifteen ml ley.
" " hoiikih rrom V. It
Nick ttulrh. who HhIIh from Vln- Mm .1 l nvoniicll and Huuirlifrr . f HiMletHon.
crowd out;
Mr. I Mr:. I.. M. Snilll. visited
Willi .Mr. nmi Mrs. W. T. Hammr W'd-ni-Hday.
.
,1. A. Loud relnrm-d homo Tar
dily 'from Wallowa wIhtp l luilld-
' rn(, 1m In La (liitndo todny. Jlo 1h l.otrhii, Nil reeijnitv lor potitlx It,
Hlopplntf itt tho Hnvoy. !aill'oin!ii whero they will w'pnl
' j MutfH' 1 1 m"' vtHlilmr.
Mfiwai'tl Hewlett
Hl:.
Ih on Dm Hick
n ft oi- II hi-t'oniPH ii ina.lorltv. it. is Hold,
M- leHhmnn wont to camp
Monday mi. I returned Tin-aday wilh
a load or Hood f rain,
Howard H.'tnu-ti pallrd on hf
ft, Ai. uyner nr iiiiKir in in loni
for a few day; ultcndlmr lo ltmines.i
und Ik HtoimliiK uL I In' Koloy,
Titi:i; ANMVi-;its.n:v
VA.vroi Villi. W;ihIi May 1. Tito
Intf ti ntrw hnim
iloiicr 'l.t'iiiTil'.
tin
Inhd aifent
'. Jim. K. I
llolmoH Irll ll.lu rnoril. 'nihi'ly-. -IfJHIi I.iiHiOi.v oi Vancou-
In? on Dip Ih inch line train for Wat
Jowu lo Hpi-nd u li'W dayH vinUlntf.
vci'rf itiuloili' oli I it null' tree, tho old
PM 1 1 nil ir.-c In Hit noi tliwi-nl unil
pel hup.-: on the J rt'-i I ii enjiKt, vb
ceh-lH-al'-d lif- iti ntly.
1. ilatot of JN fry, wns a hiiHlncn-f (
VlHitor In J u lir.inde .Monday. j
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10 I fflS
7letnoriaI.roi
Sli'H. .T. ("'. Johnson of MiMon, re
turned to her homo hiM evening af
t i' a Hhort viMlt In Juh Ii.
' Ii-h. Walker or I Very flpent yes
terday in itii Oraiale wlih frleiidH.
Tendleton W(in rnprrr atcd iuiioiik
tho out-of-town KUtitM at elm Kolf-y
ycKtorilay by J. lirown,
1 J. 3. Vhw of Walla Walla Ih anionic
the huHlni'HH vi-silorM at I ho i-'oley to
day, i
('nil A. Ileiiflernon, who IiiiIIk from
'iS'locaset, Ih amoiiK the out-ol'-lowu
Ktli'Mft. ut the. Havo loilaj.
I. (. Wood fin i Iwre from llakcr
for a - fi'W duvH on huHincHii ami Ik
ftloppfnj; at thu Hiivoy.
T. It. Ilaxter, who nuikcs IjIm homo
at JJiikcr, Ih union; iho oiit-of-low:i
KUPhIh at the i-'oley.
Mr, Ashhy, inanaKPt of the How
man-f llcksi laimla-r company, left
tlilH moruintf for Vincent on u hort
biislnpua trip.
lurry Ijirwcn wiih a hiiHlnesM vIm
ltor In I. a (Irando yelcrday from
IiIh lionio In l'ei-y.
Al Ihh Zelpha Kunk of La (Irando
returned liom Mot I,ako laL ov;-!
nltiK. aflcr vImMIiik licr mother wlut
Ih III. V
10
Reduction ,
on
Tailor-Made Suits
for
One Week
Beginning
Saturday, April 28th,
Ending
Saturday, May 5th.
The Toggery
I Andrews tiros. i
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
Wo have made a pro
found study of monument
building, and an order
placed in our hands is sure
to receive faithful, intelli
gent execution.
We Will Gladly Furnish
Estimates
If r!4 1 ' '
.iiiji'siiiiiiiiiaiiiiBiiiiiiii
Blue Mountain Marble &
Granite Company
1.102 S Ave, La irnnilc, OrrRon
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
J, 1'J. Kvuiih of KnlerprlHc paxfied
tliroiiKh I. a Onintlo yeHtcrilay en
rout( lo Nitmpa, Idaho, on u IhihI
hchm trip.
W. tt. fji'keler, deputy manler of
tho Oregon Hlalo (liannf, of la
(l)-andp, left thlH ' mornluu: for Klm
to Hpend tho flay on hiiHlneuH,
Mr. nml Mm. J. A. Hunilde trli lin
ed to their homo at Jowph thin nmni
le" nftef a iiOi;. time hneni here oil
IKoTi tclnrrt from polntn !n Arl-onp.
IMPERIAL TAXI
MAIN 580
PROMPT SERVICK
. After Midnight Call
HERMAN'S
134 J
lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
A FACT
Of tho 241 different tire makes built the DIAMOND
" CORD stands out as the unsurpassed in quality. You
can buy it NOW at a remarkably low price. TAKF
IMMEDIATE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY,
OREGON HARDWARE &
IMPLEMENT COMPANY ks.
GRANDE; ORECOfjjg
I Tf n s ifVs fcTiio mTto KB kill fb I
Spring Tonics
Home Grown Asparagus
Spinach
Green Peas
Rhubarh
Green Beans
Bunch Beets, Carrots, Turnips
New Potatoes
Green Onions and Radishes
White Wax Onions
Lettuce and Cucumbers
Fresh Shipments Daily of Strawberries
Union Pacific to Talk to
Patrons Through
Newspaper
Advertisements
US
Puttison Brothers
Grocery
The Union Pacific realizes that the good-will of its
patrons is its greatest asset. It also believes that a
successful railway is the greatest asset of any legion
or community which it serves.
The T'nion Pacific wants its patrons' to feel that the
railway is intimately interested in their welfare, and
that the road is built, equipped and operated especially
to serve their transportation needs.
The railway, like any other business, has its prob
lems, some of which are not always thoroughly under
stood by the public. For that reason, the Union Pacific
will present certain of these problems from time to ,
time, and endeavor to explain them, using only such
statistics ns are readily understood. '
Some of the topics suggested are:
The Misunderstood Railroad Earning Guaranty.
New Equipment and Capital Improvements for the
Union Pacific.
What tho Union Pacific pays in Taxes.
The Railroad and the Farm.
Preventing Accidents at Grade Crossings.
Who Owns the Union 'Pacific?
Expediting the Movement of Freight Cars.
The Facts About Freight Rates.
Where the Union Pacific Dollar Goes.
' ' Railroads Sale to Rjde On, Unsafe t" .Walk On. 1
It is planned to publish one of these short talks in
the form of an advertisement about the first of each
month, in newspapers along the Union Pacific Lines.
It is hoped that this method will tend to clarify some
of the misconceptions about railway operation, and
that it will serve to inform the. public of the construc
tive things the Union Pacific is doing.
Constructive suggestions will be welcomed.
C. R. GRAY,
President.
JSf it
Picture
Developing
F
New Films Ansco and Eastman, New Dark Room,
New Kodaks and Cameras, New Glossy Velox Developing,
New Everything in the Developing of Pictures.
To introduce the New Glossy Velox Special, we want to
make a print of each negative you bring us Sunday and
Monday absolutely free. We will print your films in this
finish in the future unless otherwise specified, so bring us
your films either Sunday or Monday and see the beautiful
finish for yourself. ' :'. '
Leave Your Films By 7:.10 P. M. And Get Them
By Noon Following
Newlin Drug. Co.
New Telephone
Directory
for La Grande, Union and Cove tb lie printed
early in May. Notify the office of any desired
change
AT ONCE
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
"and some day---
you may be President!"
IS it a lofty ambition? Perhaps. But no father fails
who sets high ideals for his son. Persistence, frugality,
thrift are always subjects for parental concern.
A savings account is a first and most practical step. Teach
your hoy to use this savings bank!
Our officers may be of help to you in planning his future.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL.
BANK-
LA GRANDE, OREGON
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
PHONE MAIN SO