Thin sday. May 21, 1923.
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING 011SERVER
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"V Mx -Oilrfy I nut evening. In tho
Foloy dining room, tho VfHtry of the
1-:ptma0pul 'cliurcli entertained with a
lurewPH fUmim In honor of Airfmt
rrf. K , K. lira KIT. whi will U'iiv
kpon.'for , Haletn, where Mr. lint kit
will "nBHiime It In nrwIy-nppoluU'd
WutlfH on the JndtiHtrlul Accident
CortimlHsion,
T HcVted ubout the honullfully ; ar
ratitfAU ,t"hl'Ki which were mndo ad-
carnattdnn wlifch adorned them, were
Al r. -and M rn. K. I, Holme, Mr, and
. Mril.'r Itrciiurd JoneH, .Mr. into Mm.
A. iluntpton, Mrs. Nellto Nell, MrH.
if, J J, HitrRenl,, Mr. Marx, Mr.: and
MrB. .J. U. Hliifer. Mr. and Mrs. 11
A. i'ruf(. nhd the kuckIh of honor,
'Mr, hnd Mr. K. K. UrtiRK nnd duiiKh
ter. ;M(a Kdlth.
": Immerilnlelt' foltowlnir the '. ban
quet,;Mr. nnd Mr. tlnttttt nnd
j'JUMh left for tiie i ountry eiuii,
where .they were k""' of honor of
the Wednesday llrltlffn club, of whlcJi
Mr, nd Mm.- Oeorjte- T. rochnm nnd
Vt and Mrs. I-'rank Lilly were honU
M.d 'llOWtCIWCH.
, 'KflJtre won played at (fix tables, at
Wulfn Mrs. HraRff received the kiioh(
rly... Mm. J. J. Citrr the ladleH1
nrle.'nml II. xCoThion the Kentle
Han'A prlxe.
( ..Tb Country club rooms wet'it
nad'.fraitrant and 1f nittlftil by the.
itecornttottH, com prised of Mines nnd
KoneyntickleH, which were placed at
Vl'i'ective1 InlervalN about the rooniH.
At an nppro)iliite liour, an exquis
ite two-eOurHO luncheon wne nerved.
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i'-.Tb Muy cUtninlttee for (lie Conn?
(ry club dunce haH been named, and
,1 conipOHed of: Mr. and Arm. Uuy
Cllls, Mr. and Mm. fleoritw T. Coch-
, r0. I'f. nnd Mm. J. I. InRle, I it,
utttf Mm. Harry llouvy, Mr. and Mrs.
. H. Miller. IU nnd Mm. A. I.. Hlch
Ai'dKott, Mr. I!. It. Huron, Mr. end
(Mm. V. Kelly, Mr and Mm. 11.
; M. Buy, and Mr, nnd Mm. llet le-
'vloii'ii. ,;.
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I.'.'MIm Mill AllHtotl wan Mitmintly
j anrprlned yesterday afternoon, when
I fiilit tee n of Iter friends dropped In
.iwln With her In cclebrntinMr her
birthday unnlvemnry.
ilj The urternoon was spent tn havlni;
'it teneial Rood time, and nn each
ufst depnrted. they wished Mm. AII
. irtott many moro such happy birth -
day anniversaries. ,
11; .
" Victor I)e Pinto, n talented vlolltt
j it of Ohicutro. tourhtK the Hint en.
vtltd at Telocnsct thin week, nnd
while thero rendered the fotlowlntr
1 nituibem nt the achoot hoiistt Tues
;,) evenlnir:
,j "Gypsy Aim" (Sarnsatf), "ThaN"
(Massfntit), "Interrni'iwo" (Muhciir
.,), whleh were enjoyed with more
'' thun ordinary Interest, lie wan ac
: coupunteil by Arlta Titus as ptuulHt
1h neve rut Helectlous.
Mr. DePlnto t-xpects to visit Telo
, canet on hie return nnd possibly will
give a rtcttal In both 1-n Ot initio end
. Haker. Belnpc a Rifled mttslcluit, the
people of TeloCnaet felt hlRhly hon
- red In belnR fortunate enouph to
hear him.
; Clark KltcRerttld wan hoftt nt A
tftnner fiven nt the Country clnt
Sunday. Those present were Iltll
f anf-y, Iwton Htciirna. Kverett Ito.
enbtom, Harriet Cny. Chnrlotie
Keene, Oora Hnrtley. Bwker; Mar
ar(t. Htanjer, Baker; and the host
; At the thtpthtt pnrionae -enterday
atrnooo. occurred (he wertiuur or af.j p..,. Jf :nn
Wlf Glidy Haling to Mr. Klonalelatett 10 r actuation
; i'iuyi i n rpremony was pp..
. ferM In thfl presence of h Irnmed
lata famlllea. Th rlnit aenrlc true
rad by Rev. A. fi. Wtten.
Taa brMe la well - known li 1
Men's Suits
$23.50
Young Men's Suits
$19.50
Friday and Saturday we will have a special show
ing of men's and young men's clothing in new sum
mer fabrics such as tweeds, whipcords, etc. An ex
ceptional value of one lot of men's clothes at $23.50,
dnd young men's clothes at $19.50. , . : .
A Good Place to Trade
(Irumle, nnl hurt for tli pant ynnv
hcon eniplny-il In Ui ' Mortal rcMim-
rnnt. Mr. Mlly Ih onwiKfri in content
((Jiilrnctlnv burtlnntf wti h , hlM-'fathot.
A I on no It. ljQvnll nml Holfn I.
Hlet liot it or tM Orunrio. wero mar
rlirt by ftPV. A. II. Hilton -ol tlift Bun
tint church on Wi'dnrwlny of Inut
WlH'k. !' . 'r
M .XIU MLKill lS
I'thoiii
(lv AmmctiUcd tVCsn)
. MOHf'OW, Idaho. Miiy 24. RIk
powerful HcurchllKhtri, iiHfcrf ilut-liiR
tin: wur to frunnl mining-property at
Wnllurc, will IllumtWtc the MuTio
ItiKtorlrul ituKftml ' vlilih will l6
ptVHi'htcd urn part of the tTnivernlty
of Idaho coiituioncMnnt. (Jt'rclsii
licro, Juno . Throe rtlan-VH will ho
iwcd for Ihc ftpi'ctnflc, which will
depict tin putwhlK Of the iMiiitmint
train oii Ihc Ohl OrcRon Trail, In
iltan flfihtH of'thA Nez pcrcfl war,
untl nhnllar cventK.
It In only a qucNtlon of tlmo until
ivii pedestrian will ln In nn emer
gency ward or behind a Htecrlnis
Whi'cl. '
It I n dull nprlnR when nrvnio In
land town doetm't produce heirs to
claim thfl nrenter part of New York
City..
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
- A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Crenm ht Nootrils
Open Up Ahr Pans ages.
To
AUI V&t ! tfW- Yoilr capped
nnt rileV ojicn ripht up, the air pnNAHgea
of yntir lieml nro cJoitj- tthd ymi run
brent lie freely. No more haw khtp, umitTl
inp, uik-ouh lisrhurpe, Jieiulitehe, dry
neh no simpKlinp fir breath at niUI,
your eold or entarvlt is gmte. .
Hon't IhV f-tuffed-up! tiet a small
hottle of Mv' Crenm Ritltn front vour
drupjfiHt no' Afly a little of thia
frnf'ritnt, nutixefitJo e renin in your nos
tril, let It penet mie throuRh every air
piijiHttpC of tJie liendi sottthe and henl
the Kwollen, iultmed luucom nietnltnute.
fiving you instiint relief. Kly's Crcmu
btlnt is jttrt what every eohl and catarrh
Kiitferer haa been avekiug. It's just
iplvndid. j
Juranes
effnen c&ton
the oosjucct wkiiinu rArtnJ
The gift always appreci-
ed for Graduation.
The "WRITE GIFT."
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE
i -fr ' I rP t
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(FELINE loyal
. iUy Associated I'rens)
OODHN, rtuh. May 14. "And the
icat camo b-ich." This was (he mes
hiirc received by employes of the I'n-
ion I 'a rifle freight station In Ogdn
from Henver, ufter the disappearunce
of a black eat that had come to' this
city In a car of merchandise. -
Tltreo weeks iiffo, arcordlnp- to lo
cal men, u black crrt Jumped from a
car that hud Just been opened nt the
local still ion. It soon found n home
wllh the workers, but disappeared a
week later.
t And now comen the mcflsngo sny
iuK that the cat had returned to
Henver In the same cur In-which It
left the Colorado metropolis. .
Som people -pile trash in the' al
ley, and some keep it in their book
nhelvcs,
Science can explain everything ex
cept the renxon u fifty-pound chunk
of ice will fill n drip pan 7:t2 times.
LOANS TO FARMERS
MADE UNDER ' '
The Federal Farm Loan Act
6 If Interest No Commiinona , No Donui
Eaay Payment Non-matuting Mortgajje.
Repayment Privilegea
Write tor Particulars to
TSk California Joint Stock Land Bank
PENDLETON, OREGON
Power
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of motors are the
Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of
which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder
grinding equipment we are able to give you a
very complete piston assembling service.
Leighton's -Welding &
Machine Works
Attention!
B
PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH
Union Box Co.
F. Jasmann, Mgr.
Phone Main 58S La Grande, Ore.
COMMENCEMENT
IS HELD AT GOVE
Sixteen Graduates Given
Diplomas; Judge. Ander
son Delivers Address. .
CffVR, May 24. The "house wnji
filled to overflowing for the "com
nrenceinent" on Friday pvenln?. It
was a mute testimony to the Inter
est people have In the proRrewi of
our young folks. The ' Juniors hail
niitde the nnne Into u woodland how
r and mlorueil the w hole wfth a pro
riiHiori of IflacH. The music was fur
nished by the nchool oehedtra. Th
Invocation wan pronounced by H. K.
Welmor. The eighth srrade clusa
first came forward to receive their
diplomas, which wero presented by
A. A. Antles, chairman of tho nchool
hoard,- who received them from tho
Iiumls or .Mrs. j, r;. jiimm, eiRtitit
snide teacher. A vocnl solo by, Miss
Ksiher Saundera followed. Tho Hlx
teeii frniiluatea prewented a most
pleasing npiiearance as they camo In
latthed In their graduation gnrh and
enrrying arm f tils of flowers. Judge
Anderson of Haker City, deltvero'l;
I he nddresH to the class. A special
fe-ilure of the program was a violin
nolo by Gilbert Miller. The graduates
were given their dlplomus. After
(the commencement exercises, a senior
hunM"'l wan held. In the domestic sci
ence hall. The guests Included the
'entire senior class. 1'ror, und Mia.
i j. H. Prie. MIhmph Ksther Sn tindem,
Helen Dougherty, nnd the speaker of
'the (venlng, Judge Anderson, and his
Jwlt'e. The banmiet.was pn-stded Over
I by Mm. T. W. Conkliti, assisted hy
i Mrs. Ilugo Hlunk. und . several high
'school gjrls. . : ,,
Alerril Conley. who 1ms been 111 -it
the Haker hospital where he went for
an oporniion,- wan Huf t'iclently Tre.o'ov
ered to retui'n for ' Ills gradtiaHon
wllh tho:. clu.HH. . Z , t
-' TMrnin fJiven
One of the best and most plenslug
programs of the .year was given by
the second, third ami fourth grndes.
urraiigiirf by their1 teachers', . Miss
.Mmiilfu Smlthpeter, and Miss Lois
I .a wson, AI 1Mb I lelltt Weimar, presld -Ing
ut the piano. The program wns.
"Oregon," by chorus; "A J. it tie Bit
of Honey,' llcj-tha Neiger: 'Klf
Man." Zoru Kvans and Merril Rich
ardson:' "When You and I ,Werft
Young Maggie." Vedii f-fntix nnd:AVar
ren Uilrd; "Annabel l.ee,M Annie
Kohlman; "If 1 Only Had a Home,
Sweet Home," Joey Hetei find chor
us; "Krecklen," Frank le k ohl man;
"Ilingo," A I man (Jelss, Ned Marten,
Benny neHorde and Frnukle Kohl
iniin; "Utile Orphan Annie," toy
ehorus; "Our Yesterdnys," Louise
Anderson; "No Sir," Zora Kvnns und
liurold Itlunk; "l.enve -Me With a
Hmile," Zorn Kvans, V-urri'Tt J- t
JaiKV Hnnlel, Ned Marte.i, V'rrna WV' -mar,
Parrel Weimar, Lowr-1 Weimar,
i-Jiimi Hc-ryforrt, Hcrtha Nclr, Pell
lireshears, 4 Ida Blank andWlliice
Hfmmons; "Htrdir Ball," by chorus;
"Kverybody Calls1 Me Honey," Dell
und Lee Kllen Bresheurs; "Good Bye
Hlmnghul.' N-ed Marten;' "Grand
father's Knrni," by chorus; "'Old Fa
shioned Gartloiv" -Fmnkle Kulp, Dora
hloyd, Cbisttnft, Neiger,--Anntd Knlil
mun, and Gertrude 1'etormnn? Ter
fect Pay," riariice Conklin, MlsS Hel
en I lougherty nccompnnifit ; "His
111 1 1 1 on Are parked '.: H.,V Ticnny
I )e Horde; "I.vln' Sam," Warren
Lulrd; "America," Chorus nnd nudl
ence, Plrretor ' Almon ' Gelss; an
Fruitgrowers
FOR
ETTER
OXES
nouncer Ada Lloyd. All of the spe
cial numbers wero little character)
sketches and were presented n ' a
real artistic stylo. The children nJ
well us tho teachers are deserving
Of a great deal of liralae. After the
program fhe young people danced for
an hour. The net proceeds, $32. 50.
wero given to the Juvenile department
of the public library.
Nino lasK 8th Grade
A class of nin successfully passed
I ho eighth arnritt t-jturiiiitulions In
jcove. They are Kmery Hnrtley, Irene
Hang, Nina Peterman, Florence Pe
lauey, Itobert Jjilrd, Hay Bundell,
Jean Weimar, F.dllh Johnson nnd
Kuril Barker. Four others only missed
One subject and will finish in June.
Guild Party.
Mrs. li. H. Thomas and Mrs. A.
H. Orton gave a very pleasant guild
party at the home of the former on
Thursday afternoon. "Five Hundred"
was played nt four tables, tho honors
bring won by Mr. C. Hyford. At
the close of the games, detltdoiu re
freshment were served. Tho guests
were: Mrs, A. Conley, Mm. Bay
Goodnouirh of l.a Grande: Mm, T.
(W. Conklin, Aim. C. Hertseh. Mrs. C.
Heryfofd, Afm. A. G. Conkijn, M..
Hoy fjy, Mrs. J. J. Conley, Mm. I..
B. Carter, Mrs. John Peuit, Aim. It. H.
Puhiel,- Mrs. G. K. Barker. Mrs. K.
('. Bees, Aim, George Southwlck, .Mrtr.
Jtobert French, Airs. T. C. Hefty, Airs.
Frank Miller and AIImh Bess Kelly.
Ui- r. ,wl -'P ft r-nlrUn li f. i
.. M.m.ll ,1lnnr n.irlv m. knnrt,.v 'ftv.
wero Misses 1-ols Comstock and Jean
Htcm-ns; Messrs. J-loiner I.effle and
Stewart, Bennett or J4i : Grande..
" Oliver Byllenhurg -of Baker was In
Cove on Friday evening.. , . ;
Alessm. Roy Slijtpjiy rdon and Clif
ford I'erklus drovt 'over .front Baker
on Hundny. J - -
.COve played ball in, -Baker on Sun
day aufl lost, tho score Inking 4 to-1.
A
of 'tjovite.s went 'ovet" : to "tho
game at Baker, among: them jbejpg
It. H. Pavls, .Purret nnd.Husstdl Fulp,
fJrace . Goyette. '-.siyvla Coons and
iiiny others. : . '
The Itev. F. it. Post, has been In
Baker for the : past .wcolt; X I
; Hev. 'Chester of ' Baker conducted
services at tho Alcthodlst ch.urch on
Sunday morning.
Rev. Alderman of Haines conduct
ed the services, both morning, and
evening, at the Baptist eluiren.; Jle
was accoihpnnled by his wlfo an f
daughter. H will be -hero agalrj
next Sunday, May 27. While hero,
the Rev. and Airs. Alderman were
entertained at the home. or Mr. and
Airs. Clarence Richards. ;
. Association Meeting ,
Tho Grande Rondo Baptist - aaso
elfitlnn win ie :c?:l !r. ;Cu.o uiiiib i'Z,
13 und 14. This as-soclatiott. embraces
l.'hlon, Wallowa and Baker counties.
Aim. Cora Bloom left on Saturday
for North Bend, Oregon. She Is sent
as a delegate from tho Rebecca lodge.
The Odd Fellows are represented by
Karl Peterson. Hazel Adams -of i'n-
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Seed Potatoes
FOR! SALE
Earliest o( All. '
Early Roso. ' '
Fride ot .Multnomah
A small amount of thin cxcH
lent snqc available. , . ; ' .
. TIMOTHY HAY -
1 Dnlrd.
A Few Carloads For Sale.
I2S.00 per ton, ( ,o. b. can
SmitK j& Frees
Call Main 522.
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Jxk TWf&Skklo-then; is rich-
) O Xjea tempered with W,
1 " rl"'ice tobaccos jjjk
HtmAmilaratat. smoked El ' Q
4t: 3Ki Sflelo BEcanriy may have
Wi figotra; how fine a cigar it jp3lr
gVSrr V '-O ku,ife has oevcr tried
EiSSSjgP i EUSirieiojEisi missed one
o cMh. tat- pfeasures of A
i . i
ion, was in the. party. bm a ; .
,gai. - They will be annem. uiium
lays, ami on their return irip '
vlait at the' I. O. O. K. home In rort-
land.
Tho Toroas society
la very busy
getting ready for the banmr to be
held .Saturday night. I
Mr nnd Mra. John Hitefcr and Air..
and Aim. Herman Hseler and chil
dren wero North Powder visitors on
Sundai
Mr.- and Mm. H. C. Res ..and
daughter, and Miss Helen Johnson of
l iilon, spent Sunday In cove, guests
at tho homo of , Mrs. A. ,G. onklln.
Mr. and A1rs. T. R. Conklin wore
hi Ut Grande Sunday evening for
"Robin Hood."
Air. end Air. IJoyii Carter spenf
the week-end Jn Ju Grande. , v
School Closed.
School officially closed on Fridfty,
and the teachers repalrel to their
vuiiotiH homes. Miss Helen Hough
eriy left oni Saturday evening fo
Baker, Allsa Kdna Shephardson and
Aliss Juanlta Kmitlipeter left on Sun
dny for their homes In Bakor, Aliss
KMther Saumiors will leave on Tues
day for her home In itichlund, Allss
Lois I.awson went to her home near
t'nlon on SuturduS- evening, and .Miss
Mildnod I'ayton ,, will leave .Monday
for Baker.
: Tho program for Memorial Way,
will be held at the Ataceabee hall at
1" o'clock a. in., the American J.er.ion
I having eiltlr Charge. At USiC Will he
by tin fonnintnily choru..
Thero will be an invocation by Areh-
dfaron .M. Mcljean Cioidte. .Mi-. H. K.
Uraily of ,X.:i Clrunde will (loliver the
addrPHH: A readlni? by Mw. J. K.
Jlllla will help to make up the pro.
gram. After the . program there wl
ho'u line of mareli to the cemetery
where the American l.ctfion will strew
flowers on . the"Kraves of the fallen.
A -pleasant "600" party wns (riven
by I.011I11 Sjiintx on Tuesday evening
at his home on the hillside. The
Kliests were lr. and Mrs. G. 12.
Darker, M r.; olid -Sir. T. 'IV Hefty,
Mr. -anil Sirs.' - T. It. Conklin. . anil
MlhHes Kstlier Raiinderft and Slildi-eil
Pnytort. . Delicious refi-eshments
were served by this bachelor brother.
which serves to -emphasizes the fnCliX i.i iio-htlv honed but vis
iiiui .tir. jamz is master o more man
ono nrt. ' .
Sllss Nelle Kckersley of Tortland
Is u guest, at the home of .her- par
ents,. Jlr. and-.Mrs. (). Kckersley.
Airs. Kthel lioothe of I'm thin, I is
a guest ut the homo of l.er slslor.
-Mrs. N. L. Conley. ,
fl0 limn UA....rA-.1 I. ...'
,,,,. Ji'Tijiuiii in nuiieriiijf
from a dislocation .of her elbow, re
ceived In. a fall.
--Slr. V.'. V.'. ruurphy, her daughter,
Miss Inez, und her. nephew, Kngene
Passer are spending a few weeks at
Week-End
' Extra Special '
Ladies'. Knit Unions
48c and 55c -
MeJi's--Silk,:Knit.Ties l.. ......7oc and 95c'
Gihghanis';;....L...C...:j.;:..'..:....J...l:..:...;i7V'C to 55cli
T71 i. rt. i - T I.-i i . . nn .
r aiiuy onopping isasKeis owe, oac ana yCi
Whist Urooms
Children's Black Sateen
EXTRA SPECIAL
'Johnson's English Semi-Porcelain
Cups and Saucers, $1.35 per set.
,- 9-inch Dinner Plates, $1.25 per set
Andrew's Variety Store
CXGAlC ' l-F
nrnneh of Allen A TjptcI Co.,
. . Partlrtfid, Oregon.
CJriinrtc, Oregon... ....
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The Straight Lines
of the . -,
New Modes
Are Gracefully.
Achieved By
Wearing, , g
Front T,ace Corsets ' g
Never liave tho styles called 80 o
Insistently 'for lines that '. nro g
straight and slender, ' "La Co 0
mllle" works wonders in gently o
persuading surplus flesh Into g
fashion's sllhouotte makes your o
gown a smooth-flttipg success o
You'll love Ine new models of g
"La Camlllo" giving you tho o
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lines and buoyancy of youth, o
Low-topped and of dainty fab- g
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Bo fitted to S'our Individual 0
model of "La Camillo" and en- o
joy a youthful figure nnd a flex- g
Iblo case that is delightful. o
A complete lino of the latest g
models always on hand. '
Mrs. Robt. Pattison I
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Extra Special
Men's Athletic Union
89c
15c
Bloomer Suits $1.25
Alto
Specials j
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