La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1923, Image 5

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Monday, May 21, 1923.
Local News In Brief fejj
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O CO MI Nil KVKNTS
W May 25 La rande hih school St
t commencement exercises. tt
tt May 31 Haines Stampede. tt
W June 4-5 Horse and Cattle tt
tt Raisers Association Conven- tt
tt - tion at Union. tt
tt June G. 7. S-j-Fiftcenth Annual tt
tt Livestock Snow at Union. tt
tt June 23-28 (iramle Romic Chau- tt
' tt v tauqua at Riverside Park. tt
. ., . tt July 4 Old ttregon Trail Pa- tt
tt cant on the summit of the tt
, tt Blue mountains (tentative) tt
V tt Sept, 25-29. Union County Fair tt
' M at' Elein. tt
tt tt tt q tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt
Afci'iitH 7ivV tuition ;
CI. l 'Dittoni formerly ,fompIoycl
hy Hill's I epnflim nt -Store, him ac
cented A'jitMitiJn iit tho Standard Oil
Company.', M, A.. Buldette liaa tnkvii
lila nosllibi in;;the department store.
Trial INtMiiiiiLM .
The tria of O. V. Murray and his
partner, op the charge of theft, set
for this triornlntf In tho juunielptl
court at ten o'clock, has been post
pancd. J
Knmiiuitllnh On
fhe final .exiLhilnallnntt of the
school year are In piotfi-ess at tho
hiirh scliool this woek. for nil chtMsen
with the exception of the Seniors.
who took J their exams at an arller
date,
'J
Watlmvn ,tV .ra.liiat(i
5loni((iy land Tuesday will b.'tjOien
up with finul- examinations.. '".Tuesday
evening, iho, Junior-Senior b a liquet t;
tvllj take ,plaev after. '"which ' thL
Clans-day (j-xer-jincH will bo held in.tlu:
iryinnaniuiH. J NVeOneschiy rvenlnV
KuuorliUenthMit and" M rs.''Vhito will
cntJ'rtaki the sonlov.v'- Thursday the
alumni wis hold, tho annual reunion,
consisting f a banquet and dunce.
i no comnn-nccmcnt exercises will be
held Friday evening In the irvm
miHium. H- Ik expected there will he
seventeen (rraduatPH. The speaker
will be ltlihop Uemlnglon, the new
episcopalian .hiHhop in this territory.
All who huvo hoard him speak once
will bo anxious to hear Mm again.
Wallowa fctin.
Invited to J'aKeaiil
l'upils In (lie public schools of
KaBtern Oivgon, under the super
vision of their teach ors, aro pcr.son
nlly inviting their friends and rela
tives who reside In middle western
and eastern cities to visit Oregon in
July unci attend Hip "m OvSn i ral
ceieuration ut Top O'ttlue Moun
tains on .lily 4th. Already manv
hundred of jleitcrs have, been dls-i'
patched stating the purposes of the
celebration, lescrlbintf IU setting and
urging ultcndunce. ; It is ' believed1
that through this activity of the stu
dents many will' attend the celebra
tion who nifcht not otherwise come.
Baker Ncrtocrat,
Iload Dnumjjt'd
There: twn. not'fonlv one ..eJoudJ-'
hurst but two last Wednesday night
just below I Gypsum on' the north
west railway on Snake river and It
was a ircmchdous tiling, water curry
ing rocks iuid mud rushed over tho
railroad track carrying It for a eon
sfdcrablo dlftauce icm ulring Hcratiers
to jremove llj but the greater rlanuigo
was done td the county road which'
was for uhoflt. a uuarter of a mile or.
more tvanhei Into Snake river. IH
repairing Iums already been com
menced. Tliree or four sheep camps
Every Once in a
; While----
You meet a man who started business on a
shoe string - .
And if he is successful you can bet odds that
he 'didn't trip and get it untied.
We are steadily increasing this business be
came the same good Values that we heralded
on our opening day arc here and open now a
hundred times a day.
i - For Decoration Day we admit here in print
!' having the strongest values in the city and we
t can prove it to you in person.
; Michaels-Stern Suits $19.85 to $47.50
: Arrow Shirts .. $1.45 to $7.85
Allen A. and Cooper's Union Suits, $1.45 to $6.45
' Lanpher Straw Hals $1.95 to $9.45
Cheney Neckwear 70c to $1.95
Tine Shape Hosiery 1 25c to $2.45
Edmonds' Foot Fitter Shoes $7.45
Nettct6n Fine Dress Shoes : $12.00 to $13.50
STANDARD MERCHANDISE OF MERIT
i
pNlT(gTHIE
I of Iho Hlun field bunds were washed
; Into Hnuke river and a number of
sheep (1 1 owned. The cloudburst Drone
1 ...... til. Wis .. t ,,I,.UI ..n.4 Mnllnlliul
!for about four hours. Baker Dem
ocrat.
Tti 1 K. O, t'tmvtiitloii .
. Mrs. Vincent Palmer left yester
ItUiy for Portland to attend the P. K.
i). convention that is being held
.there.
Attend Cumeiitloii
.Mrs. J. I). Lynch and Mrs. A. K.
Ivun'hoo left yesterday morning for
Med Cord where they will attend the
meeting of tho State Federation of
Women's clubs.
.State I "he Marshal Here
I Kd Kahd, formerly sheriff, of Bak
er county, but now Htute fire nut rati ul,
spent a few days In La Urunde on
bustucs-:. . . '
"liildjjo Club
j There will be no Thursday Bridge
this week, but on the 3 1st of May, It
will-meet with Mrs. George Cochran.
Crosby Here
J. F. Crosby, of San Francisco, Is
.n la Grande today looking over tho
itiunity. Mr. Crosby had been
hYoui;h Kastern Oregon a number of
titles ami always had a desire to
vi:ft Iji Grande. To gratify thut de-
sio and shake hands with a few
lends, he is here today.
'o. Attend Convention
L. N. Jenwcn, C. J. Black m L. A.
Stoop will '.start n the morning by
automobile for Boise where they will
spend tho remainder of the week at
lirixtiny Ihe Interstate lteal . Estate
1 Men's convention. .
KxpcrtH Skin Jlonm Hoou
Mrs. Fred Oelbel, of La. Grundo.
who hns been teaching here for th-J
past nine mouths, expects her sun,
Fred, home soon after his graduation
jJunu 1, from a Washington high
school where, he is majoring in a
commercial course. Following is a
Mothers' Day program in which he
took part, the story being clipped
!from a Bremerton, Washington news
paper: "Three hundred members of the
C 8. Navy and Marine Corps were
brought back to the days of. home
and mother. at'Mothers Day" ser-
j vices held yesterday at the Navy Y.
M. C. A. from 4 to 6:30 o'clock. Uev.
J A. G. Bennett, pastor of the Metho
' d ist eh urch made an p. 'J.; i ess on
'mothers nni tV.o meaning and causes
or ftl other's I ny observance. The
program was made possible by co
'operation between the Y. M. C. A.
,and cliurchea of Bremerton. Charles
jton und Port Orchard. Thirty wo
jmcn, representative of the churches,
acted as' hostesses for tho cetebrn.
tion. A muslcul program consisting
,or a solo by Airs. H. H. Basler; nuin
ibera by the L'nlon High school quar
It.'t. consisting of Krnest Duke, FnM
(Gelbel, Warren Dcwar and .lack Me
iKlhlney, accompanied by Miss Gohs
land -a solo by Mr. Hoach- completed
the alt-splendid musical treat which
was well applauded and received by
the service guests."
I. Professional spy says many re
ports he made as a private detective
were fal.sev Next thing' we ' know
somebody will be claiming novels
aren't strictly true.
Selling eggs is a simple matter. I
isn't necessary to use a tissue papci
wrapper to hide the rotten ones.
THE LA
EPORT
(By Associated Press)
IN1UANAPOL1S, Ind.. May 11.
Or. B. Master of Philadelphia today
reported to the Presbyterian general
assembly - as American secretary of
the Alliance of Keformed Churches
Throughout the World Holding the
Presbyterian System.
After reviewing whut h'is neon ac
complished in the bending ot cloth
ing and shoes In Kurope, and fixing
Approximately 43,3uu, the sum sent
abroad by the constituent churches,
the report,' referring to enlarging
field of evangelisation' says in part:
'More than half of the 100,000 0r
our brethren In I Insula live along the
Volga Kiver in southeastern Hussia.
where the famine la worst. And now
another fact Is beginning to loom up
that there Is a great movement In
Kuropeun Hussia, east and southeast
of Moscow, reaching to the Vru!
mountains, where hundreds of thous-
unds who have left the Greek church
have formed themselves Into congre
gations called . Prcshyterlanskl, be-
ause they have elders. If they noM
help, shall we refuse to help thorn?
More than this, we cannot say at
present, wo must wait for the devel
opments df God's providence. But
we ought to pray for them as they
struggle to tho light.
i N D I A N A PO I A S, M ay 21 . 1 V.
Henry B. Muster of Philadelphia to
day submit ted to the Presbyterian
geneinl assembly the fisth. annual ro-
port of the Presbyterian Board of
Ministerial Holler and fsustentatlon.
of which he is general secretary., He
mid the fact that more than one
half of the Presbyterian churches
had a membership of less than 100
npiece made necessary a pension sys
tem sustained by tho larger and rich
er churches. The Presbyterian church
was a pioneer In such a pension sys
tem, but It was inadequate.
The relief department of ths
board needed $t,fOO.OU0 a year for
income for retired ministers, widows
ind orphans of ministers, and for
support of tho three Prcsbytorhin
homes and the tuberculosis sanatar
lum. Tho board needed another $500,-,
000 a year for the church's sharo
of annuities In the sustcntatlon de- j
purtinent, which is one-fifth sup-;
ported by the previous savings of the1
annuitants. 1
Dr. Master pleaded for an endow-!
mcnt fund sufficient to fiwz Cur the
growlnir '.?:r.tuuiH of pensioners, and
isked the general assembly to set up
a new laymen's movement to raise
in additional endowment of $15.-
000,000, during the next three yea re. 1
RECEIVES NEWS OF
DEATH OF SISTER
Mrs. Irwin Kk'fri or La Grand'
received a letter Sulurday conVoylniy
i.o her the tmd news of the death or
her sinter. Mrs. August Kluhrer, who
died Jluy 12. In the GolsiiiEer Me
morhil hospital in lJunville, Tent)., at
the ctoHe of an illm'rA of ltf da'8, her
lealh was dlrertly due to acute 8ti
urativc aiipemllcitlH. She wax iii
'erred May J4th at 2:30 o'clock in
'.he arternoon hi the JViiminliiiljurj!
ceinetcry.
, Evcrythinc is a benefit to some
body. Think how much easier Influ
enza has made it for doctors to diag
nose n doubtful disease.
NEW TODAY
FOR RENT Well furnished modern
apartment. Call lo'i-M. . 5-2-tf
FOR SALE Leather unholsten-l
parlor suite, Majestic range, Uni -
versnl heater, dining table, Princess
drossor, hall rack. 1407 Sixth SI
5-21-ltp
LOST In Finitdale, one pair child't
L-"ld rimmed glasses. Finder cnlli& Son. Read "Bunting's Bargains.
L'04-R. .Reward. 5-21-2tp 6-3-"
NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water. Chris 'Miller.
1510 Adams. 5-21-tf
LOST 'Between Union and IiGrnnilc
a hlack g.'ip containing baseball
suit. Finder 'please return to the
"Home Plate.' Suitable reward of
fered. 5-21-2tp
FOR RENT.. Three furnished house
keeping rooms, yo.uu. I'hone lhz
M. 6-21-2t
FOR RENT Two furnished house
keeping rooms with garden. Ground
floor. Good place for children. Call
300-W. 6-21-3tp
K0R SALIC One .Jersey cow. In
quire 802 Third street or c.-!l 27H
W. 6-21-21
FOR SALE Five room house. Eight
lots; all household goods and one
span mures. Phone 149-J. o21-utp
FOR RENT First floor and base
ment of building, corner Jefferson
and Elm. Will divide into rooms to
suit tenant. Apply Mrs. Fred J.
Holmes, 1702 Fourth street. Phone
Main 715. 5-21 -Ot
FOR RENT 4-room modern house.
Call 389-M. 6-21-2tp
WANTED Middle aged woman to
woiic on ranch. 'Before 0 call 447
W and after 390 M. 5-21-tf
ROOMS AND BOARD Clwe in. Coll
Main 787. 6-21-lt
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Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Einbalraer,
Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62.
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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ATTENTION KNIGHTS
OF PYTHIAS
RunlnPsR nf minora nee Monday eve
ninnr. Bv order of C: C. 6-19-21
Thorn's: ratn nirP thill? nbout Ku-
ropcan nations. They usually take
turns getting revenge.
Many a man thinks he is democrat
ic just because he is glad some mil
lionaire's son is turning out budly.
A Christ inn flation is one that con
fnina nrwlnr-uuiil irirl nmnlnve nnd
rescue nomes.
And new' wo know whv Caesar
spent all that time : in the north of
Europe. Ho wus collecting tho in
demnity.
A GOOD TESTIMONIAL '
Silverthorn-Wright's, La Grande,
Oregon: Last January I bought of
you two bottles ot your germiciuu
and dandruff eradicator for falling
of the hair. I wish to thank you for
what this has denft for me- My hair
hns stopped falling, I have no dand
ruff. Please send mo for a friend
of mine, two bottles. Enclosed $2.00.
James Whitney, Sedalia, Mo. fi-21-tf
Union-La Grande Auto Stage.
Leaves La Grundo 8 a. m., 1 p. m.
and 6:45 p. m. for Union only.
5-21-Gtp
No doubt a lot of preachers with
empty pews wish somebody would ac
cuso them of heresy.
When a man says there is no use
discussing a thine; because it's set
tled, he means he is afraid discus
sion will unsettle it.
NOTICE
Ida Eel! clvinp; complimentary fac
als In Delcano iroods for tho next
few days, is at tho Paris lieuuty
fahop. Sommcr BldU', rooms 4-(.
D-19-2t
Isolation is no lonircr sulcmlid ex
cept as campaign stuff.
A rigid diet always niakos you feel
better, even if it doesn't reduce any
thing except the grocery bill.
"Hcacock's Radiophones are four
times louder than any other on the
market, easier tum'd, and made
right. Enterprise, Ore. 2-12-Ht
LumDagu
This iB a rheumatism ol the mus
cles of tho back. It con.ns on sud
denly and Is quite painful. Every
movement aggravates the disease. Go
to bed, keep quiet and have Cham
ibnrlain's Liniment applied and a
nuick recovery mav be expected. Mrs.
F. J. Dann, Brockport, N. Y.. writes
"I can honestly say that Uhamdor
lain's Liniment cured mo of lumbago
a vpnr nrro last summer. W hrn I
t hptVnn llnlnir it. I was flat on mv back
in bed and could not turn to tho left
or right. I had a bottle of Cham
berlain'!. Liniment in tho housa und
this was applied to my back. It
promptly drove away the pains and
aches." Adv.
Tho two influences that persuade
man to keep his word are a high
sense of honor nnd a dotted line.
We have alwuys 'ready for vnu by
the pint, quart or gallon the best ice
cream made. Hnnelwood or Blue
Mountain. Try it. Take a quart home
1 with you an.l you win nccome n mosi
I regular customer of our fountain,
j Silverthorn-Wright's Fumily Drag
Store. 5-21-tf
I Buy used cars from C. W. riutitlng
Life is just a little interval of
freedom under suspended sentence.
Have you seen Fager about paint
ing you car. Phone 317-J. Shop a)
1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm
What we need, apparently, is a for
eign policy that will let us sharo in
the oils without sharing in the broils.
When you are suffering with rheu
matism to you can .hardly get around
just try Red Pepper Kul and you will
have the quickest relief known.
Nothing has such conccoVatcd, pene
trating heat as red peppers. Instant re
lief. Jut as soon as you apply Red
Pepper Rub you feci the tingling heat.
In three minutes it warms the tore
spot through and through. Frees the
blood circulation, breaks up the conger
tion and the old rheumatism torture
is gone.
Kowlcs Red Pepper Rub, made from
red peppers, costs little at any drug
store. Get a jar at once. Use it for
lumbago, neuritis, backiche, stiff neck,
sore muscles, colds in chest. Almost
instant relief awaits you. Be sure to
get the genuine, with the name Kowlcs
on each osckage.
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RED PEPPERS Ei
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Chain Wood. Phone-M Ml 5-U-H
Another eood way to get thin to
music is to keep on working while1
the dinner bell rings.
n.. twin, n w nntlniv
& Son. Read "Bunting's Bargains."
I
liuv used cars from C W. Bunting
Xr Snn RpdH 4,RiinHiii.'s Rnriraini.''
6-3-tf
Beautiful stationery. Please let us
show you tho latest in all Kimiu 01
stationery in boxes or in tablet form.
Wo have all the nrottv tints in largo
or small boxes. Ycu will find our
prices most reasonable at llvor-rhnrn-Wriirht's
Family Drug Store.
6-21-tf
Chain Wood. Phone M 647 6-11-tf
NOTICE
There nre many imitations of oste
opathy. Tho undersigned are the only
osteopaths practicing in Union coun-
ty IR. H. E. SCHOEN,
DR. INGLE & INGLE.
B-9-tf
FINEST QUALITY
Certified Netted Gem seed potatoes
for sale at La Grande National Bank.
6-10-lut
NOTICE
All business firms who have bills
against the high school, please send
in your statement immediately,
5-17-41
If ttnn tinnl n tmsa nf nnv kind for
rhii(J or gmwn person or an abdom
inal U1101 ICl J'UU Wll liuv n
stock of these at our store. 'We fit
t K..f ,.m11 ..Kc.ito Via cnttwrnf.
HUfWO limn "til niiiu.j.i -r
iv..: ' R91-tf 1!
NOTICE
rnnenssinns to let at Mcacham for
Oregon Trail Pageant. Write C. R.
Estos, Moachnin, Oro. B-18-lilp
NOTICE
All 'kinds of cement work done. Let
us figure on them for you. Call E.
W. Olson, 291-J. 5-10-6tp
ATTENTION MOOSE
All Moose and Legionnircs wish
ing to uttcnd Frolic at Enterprise,
will moot nt I. 0. 0. F. hall at 0
m. tomorrow morning, bunuay,
May 20.
liv: Great wortn mookc.
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CALL FOR BIDS 1
Scaled bids will he received by tho ,
Commission of tho City of La
Grande, Oregon, for the construction j
of the improvement in Improvement
District number iza, witnin ine iii.y
of La Grande, Oregon, according to
tho plans nnd specifications of said
improvement, now on me in tne ni
fico cf City Recorder of said city.
A deposit of $5.01) will bo required
for set of plnns and specifications,
which amount will be refunded if bid
der is unsuccessful, and return same
to this office.
Bids will ho received to tho hour
of seven-thirty p. m. May 30th, 19i!3,
nnd must he acconrhnnied bv a cer
tified check, in favor of the City of
La Grande, Oregon, in the amount of
ten (10) percent of the amount cf
Ind. as a guarantee ol ine acceptance
and completion of contract, if award
ed. Checks will be returned to un
successful bidders.
Tlie Commission reservca the light
to reject any or ali bids.
By order of Commission Muy 10th,
1923.
J. E. STEARNS,
5-18-l0t Recorder.
l'm l'AMv KIIOOTIXG
wo carry a full lino of .2 rifles,
Hlu'lls and all kinds of Ammunition,
Itt'volvers, hunting knives, camp
outfits In fiirt csvcrylhliiff nciMlcl
for tho HjmrtBinan or hunter, for
sniull and biff gamu.
F. L. LILLY
I'lioiiu Jlnln 7.-.II 1 1 IH Adams
TODAY
P.UDDY MESSINCJER
in
"ALL OVER TWIST"
Two Reels of Fun
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New Chiffon
Silk
Hose in Black and Gun Metal
at $2.75 per pair.
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French & Greene
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
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Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Oil Stoves at Prices to Suit the Pockctbook
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phono 474-J Fir & Jefferson
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results
This Week
Tempting Reduction On
Our Entire Line of u
Single Pants
f $3.75. Pants $2.95
$4.75 Pants .....l...-...! 4.3.80
$5.75 Pants ..$4.60
$0.50 Pants $5.20
"$7.50 Pants ...:.....$6.00
$9.00 Pants ................$7.20
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"The Store That Itccns
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A PIIOTODRAMATIC THRILL TREAT
"PAWNED
DY FRANK L. PACKARD
Splendid Cast Includes
TQM MOORE AND EDITH ROBERTS
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Also Linen Collar and Cuff Seta
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Bros.
Faith with the People"
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"WHO'S WHO
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