La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1923, Image 5

Monday May 28, 1923.
3 FIVE
J,
I rV - L 'L
I L-wai iewb in oner
COMING EVENTS a
" May ai Haines Stampede. . H
R June 4-5 Horse and Cattle H
n Kaisers Association Convcn- a
tion at Union. a
n June 6, 7, 8-r'ifteenth Annual a
Livestock Show at Union. a
a June 21-2I!. North P o wj e r
a Rodeo at North Powder. St
June 1-28 Grande Rondo Chau-
a tauqua at Riverside Park. It
July 0. Uld Oregon Trail Pas- a
cant at Top O' Eiue Moun- a
a . tains. t
a Sept. 25-20. Union County Fair a
tt tt tt it tt tt tt xt tt xt tt
tho Foley hotel visiting Mrs. M. Xt.
I'tocbHtcl, who is recovery from a I
nervoiiN breakdown. Mrs. Haley wai
oiifo postinlKtress ofj Xumpter and
(lurliiK her administration in that of
fice Hhe received Htute-wlde notoriety
for Having the hooks and records of
Vncle Sum's office when the building
burned. That was In the mining days
, when Kumptcr was about tho fastest j
; town Known - in the whole western
country.
j. . .
I Motion Day Tomorrow
I Tomorrow will be motion day in
, the circuit court with Judge Knowles
presiding.
Itiun churches,. advli-i'S&eu' l' the CVlin-
The. nermon subject announced for
this evening Is "Clospel Gunpowder
and Oynnmlle." Hevorul people caluo
j forward for eonfetuilon und member
ship durlnK the services of the day.
i. Iii , Ihe morning sermon on tho
Is lmprmJiii;
Ina Mrdi rer, who hud a Serious
e.ir operation, is at the (1 rand v. Hondo
Jlu:iilul, mid Is improving. . r.
-
lEpnorth l-eoRiic Meeting
I The Island City Epworth League
will hold its regular limpness meet
,ing at the home of lUev. and Mts.
(Wallace, Friday night at 8 o'clock.
Di-ove (Jul I rum .loM'pli
Mr. and Mrs. li. Met 'tilly .drove
out from Joseph last evening and re
mained u.illl today.
Son Is Horn
.Mr. und Mrs. Claude Cooper an
rejoleing over the arrival or eight
and olio half pound Ron born to
them yeslorduy morning at th"
Grande I'.onde Hospital.
; Olson Boosting Rodeo
I O. A. Olson, of North Powder, big
booster for the Rodeo to be held in
that city next month, is in LaGrando
'today telling everyone he meets they
!do not want tc miss the big show as
it is going to be one of the big events
to be held in Eastern Oregon.
Lutherans To haw I'l-ornm
The Young 1'eoplo of tho 'Jon
English Lutheran church will render
it .Memorial program :u the church on
11 Avenue, Thursday evening, May
31, at S:oa jit uu
i ... '
JuIc KnmWes Itetunir V,
Jitrtfe J. W. -KnowleK returned thin
morniiur onj'No. SM'it'rom! Portland
where lie spent 't hp -p-vt ''two
wcokH oi) buslncHH and ! plet&iirev
President of P. E. O.
t Mrs, B. Huprhesm, nationonl presi
dent c.f the P. E. O., who makes her
headquarters at Omaha. Nebraska,
nnised through Ijl Grande this morn
ing on her return from North iBend
where she attended lrand L.oige
held there last week. She was jrreet
ed at the train by several members
of the P. E. 0. chapter of this city.
I'urelinMN Musio Store '
Milton K. Kenlle, of Nwj-tfrj.',;. 'wjio'
lias l'cen t'inployetl by tlte' JCaitern.
Oregon Music Company for gonu
linte, left Saturday niht "4foi Jlc
Minnville. where he has p'M charfed
a music store. Illy ifutnlly will;, fol
low him in a few weeks.
I .
f Weather-moon ioc to Salem.
Because there was a mix-up1 over
i payment of pay checks In the alfalfa
Iwnevil quarantine law, H.-.H. Weath-jer-spoon,
of Klffln, a member of the
'State Hoard nf Horticulture, was In
U.a (irande last night on his way lo
the slate cnpttol to straighten out the
tangle. He says that forty automo
biles coining Into Oregon have shown
iilu-y contained weevil, which is suf
ficient proof that the quarantine was
i essential.
"Abundant Ufo," the speaker em
phasized th truth that Jesus caimi
to give I.tic Internal, and "It Is ours
now If we know Christ. Ueuth I
only a transition into a further devel
opment of I.ti'e already begun."
All llercUe! ixivc ."Notes.
The sermon In the evening on "An
Old Iiachelor's I-ove letter" proved
to be a discussion of the poem on
love by tho a post I o laul a's recorded
in the thirteenth chapter of First Cor
inthians. "How muny of you poople
ever received n lovo letter asked tho
speaker. As a few scattering bunds
nt up, he said, "Come on, now, less
up. ou needn t be ashamed of it.
I'nder the raillery, everybody "Fcssed
up" und felt better.
'lrurnmond was right when he
said love was 'the Greatest Thing In
Ihe World,'' he stated, "Though hate
hits ripened Into a world war ami
conflagration destroying .Institutions
of the centuries, yet hate could not
bring order when it had done Us
damnedst, und It took the love of God
to erect again the walls of tho homes
of protection and make the battle
scarred fields produce, their harvest
onco more."
Stating that criticisms of otherl
are often the result of misunderstand
ings and Ignorance, the speaker uid
that "After a while the dismal mists
that enshroud us here wilt lilt und
roll away and we will see the sun
ktpscd glory heights of God's llcau
lah land."
When the mists have rolled In
splendor
From the summit of the hills,
And the sunshine warm und
tender, .
Falls i A kisses' on the rills,
We may read love's shining
lette? ' ' ' ( -.
In the rainbow of the spray:
We shall know each other better
When the mists have cleared
away, : . , , ' 5 i .
Swimming t lass to Mwt
The I .utiles swimming class will
meet at the V. M. ( '. A. .is usual from
7::t0 to K:n o'clock, tonight. From
now on dining the summer the High
School gill's class will bo held Tues
days and Fridays from 7 :0U to 8 :(tn
o'clock. This change is nocessitat ?
ed by Hie rapid-growth of the class
in the past few weeks.
em house, close in, 1307 Fourth lopnthy. Tho undersigned nro tho only
Inquire 1002 N ave. o-lic-lit osteopaths practicing in Union coun-
St.
FOH SALE Tulips.
Washington,
Inquire R02
6-28-Hl
ty.
FOR RENT-
1X0.
Pasture
Phone Farm
5-28-lip
IWANT TO BUY Vacant lot or lots
or residence for cash. What linve
you? Box 781. 5-28-tf
5-9-tf
PR. 31. E. SCHOEN,
DU. INGLE & INGLE.
FINEST QUALITY
Certified Netted Gem seed potatoes
for sale at La Grande National Bank.
5-10-10t
Find
It
Here
Abdominal supporters, for women
"""or for men; niso a spocml lino of
Fifty Union County
Students Attended
O. A. C. This Year
I'nton county hus Ihmmi reprt'Heiu.
eil Ihii, school year by 5u out of 3420
registered in the. Institution, accord
ing to figures Issued by K. It. Lem
on, registrar. Including? the short
course and summer session students
Home tuiil (ii)ni' Aniu
. C.f.l. Itiiuk and l.ou Stoop returned
front Idaho ysterday. w here 1 hey iiad
been attending 11 real estate men's
convention and visit 'ng Governor
oiire of tluit state.-"'.Mr. Itlaek and
(.iovernor Moore were raised together
and had a fine visit recalling hoyhood
prank!'. This morning Mr. Stoop left
for W.ilia WaMa on a laud trade.
i Traffic Violations
' Leonard Huffman;. H. G. Robins,
uU. G. Stover J. Welch, Ralph Buch
anan, D. Webb and Harold Cramptnn
! nleai ed iruiltv to traffic violations
i this morning in the police court and j 4727 students have been registered.
were fined $5 with the exception of Men registered number 2K28 und
, Robins who was assessed $2-50. The women 1092. New students total
: charges ranged from .speeding to 1184 and old 223i. Collegiate eours-
! running without proper lights, the es are taken by 3228, while vocutlon-
jfines being apportioned according to ul students number 192.
I the charges. Several other traffic The average age of both men an
violators will appear before court women is 22.73 years. The average
'this evening. age ror freshmen. is 20. (1,7;. sophomorr
, --: ' es .'M.NS hinrors 22.85 niut seniors
l24.tiS. liolh the youngest und oldest
jsenlorcomes from the civil engineer
ing department. George K. l.lnton.
2i, is the youngest, while Frank L.
Grimm, 42 Is the oldest.
Copy for this column mint be
In by 10:00 a. m. i
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Chain Wood. Thorns M 547 B-ll-tf
Union-La Grande Auto Stugn
Leaves La Grande 8 a. in., 1 p. in.
and 5:45 p. m. lor Union only.
. 5-ai-otp
The best values in fine stationery
in boxes or in pounds as you wi.ili.
We are selling these fur less m-.mej1
than you have been able to buy them
for in the past five, years, ut Sil- j
verthorn-Wright's Family Drug Store I
5-20-ttj
Buy used enrs from C. W. Bunting
& Son. Read "Bunting's Bargains."
6-3-tf
ICE CKE.V.M FOR SATURDAY
Vanilla, strawberry, chocolate, ma
ple nut and. peach; also grape sher
bet. Take a pint or quart home
with' you for dinner. You will soon
learn that our ice 'cream is the bel
made at Silverthorn-Wright's Famib
Drug Store. i ' . : ' 5-2ti-tf
NOTICE v
There are many imitations of ostc-
trtisses which wa guman(!e tp f f;(t
VOII most UnrUffiftnl'ir u fiiliro.llilpn.i
Wright's Family JJrug Store.' &-Si6-tf
Have you seen Fager about paint
ing you car. Phone 317-J, Shop at
isiuz ureonwood St. 2-17-lm
Stop your hair from falling out by
usinp; our Germicide. ad. Dnndrafi
Eradicator. You will be surprised
to know hew quickly this stops all
BtH'hj trouble. Silvertliorn-Wri.'rht'rf-Family
Drug Slots. - 6-26-U'
Buy used cars from C. W. Bunting
& Son. Read "Bunting's Bargains."
6-3-tf
Buy used c"". from C. W. Bunting
& Mnn RnnI "ltnnt I nir'a Rnrvnin."
"Buntinir'a Bargains.
6-3-tf
Chain Wood. Phono M M7 5-11-tf
mm
If T could sit and fuss with dulls,
As Msh-r doi-a till day,
I'd pj nh.-ihly wenr out Ichh bIioch,
Tim n wlu-n 1 roinu und play.
Hut .Motln-1-fi Kot the rlKht Idea
It's one that can't bo beat;
She (,'clH an; mindulc Instead oC
shoes
Kay on lioth purse and feet.
Priced $1.00 to $;Mir.
TheB ootery
A rai adise for Tlml I-'wt
Home of Hie Accli-Ahl SIiihj
(;);i;h smiiii, .Mumper
-:- YOUR IIOMR
. . . .
.; is not complete
If it Docs Not, Include a liaUnooni Equipped
With
SAN-O-LA
Bath -Room
"lynllar Hill" ;il)s Ailts City
0!:l "Dolliir Hill" Hills, or linker,
who has haiHIef fuI and done the
traniii'i rrltiff ior his lime (.'nce I-izra
Meekir told Walt Meaehuiu he . in
tended lo make ii town of Hakfr," wits
in I. a. Cranih' yesterdiiy as a rooter
for the Halicr hull teani. Hill was
horn in the (irande Iton-le valley nnri
adin.ts that lie likt-s (o wt hack and
feci the son breeze h!o UroiifjU his
gray hair. . ;, jf .
Shn was ouec Siimptci's (Ntniistifss-
lr. J. K. Mah-y of I'ortland is at
0 MmAV DLiMlA
mm uwi
rnrPT niinnrnn
IV1LLI AbUUULbbj
i Tho Ucvtval McetlnB being con
; ducted by Kviumellst Gil strap at the
('hr-istlan t'hurch have been announc
ed In continue through the week. The
fcrvkct; of yesterday were largely at
tended from the Bible School session
'of the morning to the closing service
Ijf'the evening.
.one of the interesting services of
the day wis a united service of the
(.'. K. 'k of t lie rresbyterinn and Chris
Genius is composed of equal purls
of sweat, temperament ami headlines.
NEW TODAY
WANTED r, Capable woman .wants
plain sewing, :10c an hour and
lunch. Call 4(i4-R. 5-28-ltp
FOR RENT Six mom house. KiOl
Cove avenue; and furniture for
sale. 5-28-2tp
jf'OR SALE Tulips. Phone 310 M.
' j - 6-8-11
ylcHACii vrrnN
Yo u are Elected to
, the Sennett!
i
A "Sennett", in the. language of straw hats,
is that medium rough braid that shows the style
but not the soil.
Very popular this summer and we have ev
erything in Sennetts except a Max Sennett
comedy !
Plain split braids, too or what about a trip
to Panama?
You see them all here and they are all pric
ed at a figure that is as light on your bank book
as the hats are on your brow!
Lanpher Straw Hats $1.45 to $9.-13
Light Weight Gaberdine. Suits ....$29.85 to $11.50
Light Colors Gabardine
Top Coats : $19.85 to $4 1.50
Jusl Our First Showing for Summer Wear
Standard Merchandise of Quality ,
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
Adults onlv. 1307 Penn ave.
5-28-2tp
FOR SALE Two large corner lots,
five room hcusc furnished, not
modern but clean. Cheap if sold
at once. Inquire 504 K avenue.
6-28-ltp
I FOR SALE Chester White sow and
five pips six weeks old, $50.00.
i I'hone 456-J. 5-28-at
FOR SALF. Frying chickens, spe
cial fattened, oOc. Delivered Wed
nesdays and Saturdays. 75c dress
ed. Fat hens 20c In. Jensen Poul-
" try Plant. 5-28-ltp
FOR SALF, Hiirh (trade furniture.,
slightly used. Will sell at bargain.
Inquire "220ti Jefferson. 5-28-tf
WANTED Plain sewing. Inquire
i:)08 Y. Phone 352-Ii. 5-28-2tp
ACCESSORIES
Come in and let's talk it over. That much
won't cost you anything, and we. will be glad to
see you anyhow.
SAN-O-LA' HATH ROOM WAKE
0
is internationally known as ware of the
HIGHEST QUALITY
A Fine Assortment from Which to Choose
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Company
On Depot Street
Next to I'enncy's
st
rife
ill a
Onyx
Hosiery
You can feel
0:: fineness of
"Onyx" Texture
HOLD an "Onyx silk stocking in your liands. I'.im its Rlosy,
soft, even silk between linimb ami litrelitier, iitul note how
strong it is, fur all its lightness how firmly knit, for all its transparency.
French & Greene
Rcady-to-Wcar and Shoes
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
' MACIIIP!: S3IOI AM) llvlJNfKT '
All Kinds of Machinery. A utonioh:'-a pii1 Tmctors Itopulrud.
t Ov(;rhiiu(Hl and Rebuilt,.
; Acotyloiio WoliHne of All Kinds
Cylinder Hnrlnjc onl Ovrntzo Pistons . .
CrunltHhafis, Pistons and Piston Pins Hnground
Glvo I'H R Tt.lt!
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
FOU RENT OR SALE 6 room mod-1
BUNTING'S
BARGAINS
KOItO TON THI CK, In good
nu'chutiiatl condlllon, pliitloriu
body equipped with three com
binullon of sidy-boards, a 1 9:3
license. ,
OVKIlLANI "90". new top. all
new tires, new ImtU-ry, runs finu
PORT TOL'KI.VO. 1I):0 model, a
real good cur throughout, this
year's license.
JlAtlLKY-IUVmSON MOTOU
CYCLK, l?;'l Kport Model,
looks und runs like new, elec
tric equipped, 1922 license.
OLDHMOIIILK KOI ft, 1 9 I H
Model, looks like new and a real
good buy.
MAXWKMi TOf ltlN(5. I !i I i
.Mod) I, In good ineehunical con
dition, priced to sell.
C. W. Bunting
& Son
153 Jrffcru Avcdiio
Plume MjiIu 2
Sale ol Bankrupt
Properly
of Union Motor (.'o.
We have purchased the Danki-upt Stock of
the Union Motor companj-, consisting of auto
parts, accessories, used cars, trucks, tractors
with plows, and numerous other articles.
And now offer the same to the Buying Pub
lic at an enormous saving.
If we have' anything you can use, DON'T
DELAY, as we intend to move this stock im
mediately. Sec E. C. f'ETTINC, at Elgin, or W. I). HANKS,
La (irande
Agents for Overland and Willys-Knight Cars
A.R'C.A-B.E-
Mnny tlirols. .
many IIiiIIIh. muny j J-JT -ffi JWiHi '"v l,lllt Kii'iiU-r
Clnlrii Windsor, ' .'J 2V ' SffiO liuuliund and ifo.
TODAY AND TUESDAY ,,
Tho drumtl of Iho
Mlllon WIIh, ih'nry
II. Wiillliull
) IMS
A First National
Attraction
Here's A
Great Line
Of Shirts To
Pick From
There's comfort for you in a shirt that fits.
Our assortment is large in both collar attach
and band styles.
$1.00 lo $5.73
ASH BROS.
"The Store That Keeps. Faii with, the People"
"THE STOKti WITH A CONSCH.NCt"
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