La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1923, Image 5

aGE FTVlf
Local News In Brief
waltliiR to catch llio train for John
lay City whom he will spend sovur
al dnya on business. Mr. Hippy Buiii
there were six cum atullcd In tho bad
stretch or road and that he consider
ed himself lucky to huve iiuide It
through.
a s a di a ti n!"'"ch a"ol't
tt rmtivn r.i,i,i, H " " tln-y :ue giv
KuRtei-n Oregon thit
giving It a tryoul to Bee if
Roads Hard tu Travel-
B COMINr. vvpktc
B JUn il -,1S SUl"P?tlc;, , Sltinlnif. and bo fur they are more than dlclon .Saturday, and returned hero
" " . . i3 nilU liUlUC KilttHfliut tti'it it urltl jrnnMiu), BlU It'll lllltl Hie IVIU UVIT,
will stand that test of its advor-L,0- u- I'utnam. who drove to l'on.
have control, and second, worry
about tht!iKs over which we huvo no
control. ' llow foolish to worry about
a thins which you cun control ko
out and control it. and nKiun how
foolish to worry about something you
oannot help forget -it." .
111 closing, ftlr. (.illstraj announeeil
lie would skin the "Campbellltes" In
the sermon tonight.
'r1" "sMjcimion uonven- wi
tlon at Union. !
the lllue Mountuins, although nego
Itiubie, was one of hardship to the car
lAlthough Mr. Putnam drove. over ho
B June (i, 7. 8 Fifteenth Anmi.l tt i Drunk Arrested
Livestock Show at Union. Robert Huir. charged with drunk- lei t the car und came hack by train,
B Juno SJ1-2U. Nortli P n w d enness. was arrested last evening and .
uoueo at North Powder. B
B Juno 23-28 Grande Kotide Chau-
B tnuqua at Riverside Park. B
B July Old Oreuon Trail Pur- St
B eunt at Top 0' Olu'e Moun- B
B tains. It
B Sept. 23-29. Union County Fair B
B at Elin. tj
B B M tt tt tt tt tt K
is in the custcdy of the police today. Hot Lake Arrivals ;
ttwaitinc trial He was picked up The f8iowin namca are register-
"',u i"" " ed t the Hot Lake sanatorium: E.
o'clock.
llctlii'iis Jr'rmn t'fiiivciitl.m
Mrs. I.. U. Jloe returned Inst ev
ening from I'orllunil, where she hus
been attcniling the l'.,K. o. conven
tion, held in that city.
Visiting Dauttlile
t.lls. M. M. Hus-aril. of 'Album-. Is
J. Ryon. Portland: F. A' Llasch,
Weiser. Jdn 'Mirs. 4 'TlRrniitzer. La
Charged With Forgery IGrando; Mrs. A. IB, Davis, Union;
C. Hacker, who has lived here but Lee Stoley and wife, La Grande; Irs.
ijuiue iiuwe, union junction; c-
Looncy and family Boise, Lda.; S.
W. ttncefield, Weiser, Ida.; C. Ny
bers, Spokane, Wash-; F. W. FiU
patrick, Walla Walla, Wash.; D.&'M.
Cox. Walla Walla, Wash.; Dr. and
Mrse- Ruckman and son, La Grande;
Mrs. G. Cochran, am and (Betty, Im
Grande; Jas. Crosby; Huntington;
Clifford Augustus, Richlad; Henry
iwicker, Pendleton: Mrs. W. H. Urea-
short time, is todav in the cus
tody of the city police charged with
forgery. His trial has not been set
as yet.
Flowers Reported Stolen
Complaints have been received by
the city police this week from sev
eral sources of the theft of flowers
and it is understood that strict meas
ures will be taken to prevent such
in the c.ty visiting at the home of iier ;th'every or apprehend those respon-sel and daughter. Portland; Mrs. V.
duughter Mrs. Claud .Mackey. jsiblc. One resident reports flowers IN. Lewis, La Grande; N. Joerger,
upiuuieu nuiii uie novrer ucu uu enterprise; iurs. oiocner, tA-usun;
considerable damage tu shrubbery Geo. and John Keller, La (Grande:
Accepts Jftiiin
Dave Ktewurt has uccepted a posi
tion on Ihe l.a Grande Kvenlng Ob
server on the reportorlul staff.
and ether growth on the lawn.
Visiting; in Portland
Mrs. T. M. Shannon, lel't
day for Portland ami The
where she will spend tho week visit
ing relatives.
Sayrc Purchases Home
J. P. Cant ley recently sold a home
at 2206 Jefferson avenue to the
( United States National bank who in
yester- turn have sold it to E. A- Sayre,
Dane, former principal of the Inland City
schools.. Mr. bayre expects to move
:to l.n Gr:imle in the nenl- future and
, ; 'make this city his permanent home.
lo Meet at 10 O clock ( This sale was made threugh Phy.
All members of the Amenean Le- Black and Stoop, real estate dealers.
Kiuii u.Miiuiy Hie reiuesieu to lueel
J. S- Leavy, Portland; F. C. Hunt,
Pasco, Wash.; Miss E Probach, Yak
ima, Wash.; Mrs. Rose E Thompson,
Portland; S. H. Houston, Vincent;
Horley Counsil, La Grande.
nt 9:45 a- m. Wednesday at the Y. Infant Daughter Dies
M. C. A. to participate in the Me-; The infant daughter of Mr. and
morial Day parade. j Mrs.- Clement Thatcher of Imbler.
' ' passed awav yesterday at' the age of
C'till.w I. ,11km- in city 1 three months at the close of a short
Kdwin T. Heed, Kilitor of Publlcu- illness. A host of friends and rela
tion lor the Oregon Agriculture Coll--fives of the sorrewful parents are
ego. was In the city lor a few hours extending them their heartfelt sym
between trains yesterday on his way pathy today. Funeral services were
to o. A. C, from Mora where he j held " todav at Imbler under the di'
delivered ihe commencement address, ration- of Reynolds and Zimmerman
. . funernl service parlors. Mrs. Thatch-
Pruirie City learn Arrives er iB ti,e daughter of Frank Mc-
Rev- H. K. Lines, and his Prairie Kennon of this city.
Grande last evening and went out to l.lnnioi- Nine Pusses 'l lirougli
Imbler where they will play several I The Junior baseball team of Prair
games with the Union Sou is. They lie city, under the coaching of Uev.
will play here Thursday af'.erncon i.yons. arrived in Ui Grande last ev
at the fair grounds. enlng on train No. IS, from Baker,
where they had lo abandon their car
as ihe result of a broken drive shaft
Clgln, motored toiand rely on the train service.
Mivls lKliiglilcrs
JI. J. Schnore. of
.a Ornnde yesti:rilay to meet his two
daughters, Mildred and Rein, who. re
turned from Walla Walla, where they
have been attending tho Washington
Slate College,. .Miss Mildred being a
member of the graduating class.
Property Changes Hands
Arson M. Holmes recently bo'.ight
the John T.: Gilbert property nt lol4
Jackson avenue. -Mrs. I'aikcr at
1709 iWiishingtcn soldi her home-to
Mrs. Eirma .Stringham. These sales
were made through Phy, Black and
Stoop, real estate dealers.
RESPECT FLAG
MEMORIAL DAY
ltouKhinjs It lor A Wlilli. ' i i
Attirvii In outlni; rlotla -, and work
inyni:inK Holhes, ;.pJtO' . L!jti.,UvIj,..itii4
Kd. "j'-fitafk, hriKl.H of thi Htulo ft'd
ei'atlon, of hibor, aaunlerod Into tlia
(H'stM vcr olTku yestiM'dtiy from Toit
liind nud piofiiicil fi dozon copio.-i of
thv Oregon Tni Kdltion to si'hdjjo
Ihv various IhnuIs fyt "hihot .thiifijw
S4iit the coimtry.-. -. - tj; '' 't'!
Mr. Stiic U nud Mr. Hititwi are on
tlicir vara t Ion :ind have beard so
Proper Treatment of Stars
and Stripes Explained;
Display at Half Mast On
Memorial Morning.
The Flajj should he ruined nt sun
rise und lowered at sunset. It may
be raised at other times but Hmlu
never he left overnight, except when
it U. under the fire of an enemy. On
Memorial Day the Klaff should be dis
played at half-staff, from sunrise un
til noon, and ut the peak from noon
until sunset.
In raising the Fluff to half-mast or
hah -staff, it should ulways be run
lo the peak and then lowered one
hreudth of the flair. In retiring, it
Should first be run back lo the peak,
,thfn retired. It .should never be all-
through to their destination where I0"1. to to"ch the ground,
thev were scheduled to piUy this uf- h , Ml, Mur bpanuled Hun-
iner Is played or sung, remain Htand-
' , "iff at attention in silence until it la
finished. When tho Flag Is passing
on parade or tu review, if you are
walking., halt; if silting, rise, stand
lal attention, and uneover.
i no r lag snouid never be worn an
As
They were met
cars from Imbler
here by several
that took
them
"This is tJod's Country"
Ki:ch are the words of praise giv
en by H. J. Martin of Portland, af
ter arriving in La Grande yesterdav
"I'hn ri.ln r.n 1 I nl , n in In ,nC WllOlC Of pUll Of (I COSlUllIC
Orande is unexcelled for beauty, with I" '"V10 l ylt,ou'd bu woni ovt the
the exception 'of the few miles of h,vXlVl ' h! ,U,c10,iltin, ""B
roails that are now under coustruj-
tion." According to Mr. Martin, I'en-I"""- "u"s 11 '?'-,ns 80 ""'ipes
dleton' has not been saying much of 'f '-o horiKontHl. the I 11 ion Hhould be
... ..... U.V, III IIUI.; U llllll
iperpeiiTllemurl', the l lon should be
iin the rltjlit upper corner.
When the National Flag and ano
ther Huff lly trout the same nolo.
KuIh Tartly Stops Tillffle Over Hill I '""l e mould Do doublo halyards, on.-
The rain we have been Having , C,'" r".1; Tho ''lus 8ho"ld nuvor
for Ihe naat week h.ia imi-tlv atonned .uu P "ted- below a person sitting. Il
the Konml-up and are turnlnir their
attention to the Old Oregon Trail pa
geant thai is to be held at the Top
O-Tho Hill. -
, I l.n. t,-,, ri'i., Ai-ai- llm-hlll l.r.trt.
lleton and l.a Crialidc." said Hobort .. , """'"'"" "oneu,
l.'ippev ot" Pendleton, h-.st ntglit while
WICIUyiA-jTFRN
mur in
Don't StuB Your Toe On
the Stub of Your Check
Book!
Don't pay more than our price, for a Spring
suit and don't veer off the road of Quality by
paying less.
' There is a standard .set price for the finest
P.eady-to-Wear clothes just the same as there is
a standard set of prices for Talcum Powder,
Tooth Potvder and Gun Powder!
No Spring suits can be better than these
' few stores' values are as solid ! Try them out.
Throw your chest out to the breeze these,
, fine days but don't throw your money to the
birds' . .
' Michaels-Stern Value First Suits,
: S2.).00 to $18.50
Lanphcr Straw Hats, $1.45 to $9.45
Arrow Shirts, $1.45 to $7.85
Aratcx Collars, 25c to 45c
Cheney Neckties, 70c to $2.45
True Shape Hosiery, 25c to $2.45
Nettleton Shoes, $12.00 to $13.50
Standard Merchandise of Quality
This Store Will 15c Closed All Day
MEMORIAL DAY
Bhoiild never bo lined in. aueh a ivaj
When
carried In- iiai'uile or at-'wlien crossed
.with oilier riaas, the Stars and
'Mi-lpes should always be at tho right,
Ihe place of honor.
! When the King Is used, In unveiling
u siaiiie or monument, it should nev
or be allowed to fall lo Ihe ground
.but should be carried aloft to wave
,0111, forming a distinctive rent lira
during the remainder of the cere
mony. When the King is placed over
a bier or casket the blue field should
be at I lie head, if used as an alter
covering Ihe I'lilon should be at Ihe
right as you race Ihe altar, and noth
ing should be placed on the Flag ex
cept the Holy Wide. The l-'lag should
never be reversed except In case of
: distress at sea.
ealor. Only 7rc n bottle. Silvor-thorn-Wriuht's
Family UruK Store.
. 5-2'J-tf
Buy used ears frum f. W. Buntinirli
& Son, Head "Uuntititr's Baritains," 11
6-3-tf'
REV. McKLNLEY TO
SPEAK AT WALLOWA
LAKE CAMP MEET
WALLOWA. s-Mnv 29. Tho Uev.
Thompson W- McKtiiney, ti. I).', of
1'hiladelphia, who gave up the pas
torate of a it rent church of more
than a thousand members mid it snl
ary of $f,080 to became an Area
Lvanfrelist, has oeen'.,enyrae;ed by the.
Methodist .Cainn Giowld Association
of Eastern Oretron for their Oround
Association of Eastern WrcKoji lor
their annual camp meeting which is
to open ut Wallowa Lake June Sid.
He will be assisted by lJrot. llios.
E. Isaacs and Mrs. Khoda Kenniscm.
the musical evamrelists whoso splen
did ability is well known throughout
this section.
The CaniD Ground Association is
building a dininj; hall, -kitchen and
commissary' and have engaged a
large chautaunua tent for tho oc
casion. Their new camp ground of
11U acres is rapidly being whipped
into shape for the convenience of the
campers and about double the, usual
number are expected to attend this
year. The improvement of the high
ways will bring people from a much
wider territory than heretaioror-
Twenty-eight lots have been sold
upon the grounds and a number of
cottages will bo built this summer.
Ihe public is cordially invited to
attend. The work will be sustained
by freewill offerings.
there will be plenty ct free camp
ing space, free fuel ami pure running
ice cold water at three points on the
ground. j
If you wish to make reservations i
for tents, cots or meals either for a
short 4r long period .write. Henry
Young, ilgr., Joseph, Oregon. The
meeting will run until June 2-ltli and
will be followed immediately by the
Epwcrth League Institute.
Puy used cars trom C. W. Bunting
& Sun, liead "Bunting's Bargains."
6-3-tf
New line cf handkerchief perfumes. 1
Must of tho imported- perfumes as
well us those mado in this country
in any (pmutity you wish nt Silver-thorn-Wright's
Family Drug Store. I
b-zy-ti
ICE C'ltPAM. Take home with you
a pint or a quart of our Ico cream
und you will bo pleased to know it
is the best made. You will find at
all times four different flavors of
ice cretin; alse sherbet each day at
Silverthorn-IWright's Family Urug
Store. ' 6-29-tf
The regular jazz dance nt Zuherj
hall Wednesday night, May 30th.!
Hear Olson's Orchestra play "Broad
way Caravan." 5-29-21
B
NOTICE
opathy. Tho undorsiKned are the only
ty.
Hit. H. E. SCI10EN,
l)lt. INGLE & INGLE.
5-9-tf
Fountain pens, ISvershurp pencils.
A nice line to select from at Silvcr-thorn-Wright's
Family Drug Store
r o-29-2tf
ouses
Dainty white, with just enough color in the
trim to give them life: See our window.
We have just received some more tuxedo
style sweaters, that are very rich and attractive.
Remember, all our coats and suits are on sale.
French & Greene
Rcady-to-Wear and Shoes
Have you seen Fager about paint
ing you car. Phono 317-J. Shop at
19112 Greenwood St. E-17-lm
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE Frying chickens, spe
cial fattened, !l)c. uelivcred wed-i
nesdnvs and Saturdays. 7,ric dress-1
ed. Fat hens 20c lb. Phono SO.i-It. ;
5-29-ltp
FOR SALE Cabbage plants nt old;
Fair Grounds. 6-20-3tpl
FOR SALE Piano. Snuill vaymiMit
down, rest on terms to suit party
Phone "J80-J. 5-29-3tp
FOR SALE Alicei store. Located in
. good farming community and on
La Grande-Joseph highway, nine
miles frcm La Grande. Postoffice
in store. 'Stock and fixliii'es will
invoice about $2,000. R. O Wat
kins, UUiccL-Ore. ' 5-2U-0tp
FOR RENT Furnished five-room
house. 705 M avenue. -r 6-29-2tp
, nj-k 1 ,
FOR SALE Bicycle, $15 00. Phone
423W'- :5-2!)-2l.p
FOR SALE Piano Terms. 705 M
avenue. 5-29-2tp
WANTED TO .RENT Furnish.'d
modern house from June 1st tn
15th, for the summciv :o roomy or
more- Call ll'.IO-U. 0-29-2tp
FOR SALE One. hiilby. c;griago,
cheap. 705 M avenue, ; 0- D-29-2tp
PICNIC SUPPLIES
Napkins
Paper Plates
Wooden Spoons
Paper Dishes
Waxed Paper
Luncheon Sets
Paper Cups ,
Everything to Put Up
tho Lunch But the Food
(tiVpu &L.PBU6 6
MADE UNDER '
Tha Federal Farm Loan Act
' 6 Inlereet 1 Np Commisiiont ; No Bonus
, , t Easy Paymenta Non-mmurinB Mortgage
v Repayment Privilege
-I; Writior Particular! to . i. !"...
: The California Joint Stock Land Bank
PENDLETON, OREGON
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
THE ARK
REVIVAL MEETS
ON THIRD WEEK
"THE 5TORL WITH A CONSCIENCE
A jroodty .Monday niKlit uuIUnn
RiHCtn) .Mr. ;ilnirnp tn the oprniim
n (hp third wri'U of thft revival
iiH-ftii) ut tin- 1'hrlntlun Chuirh lust
.cvciiinj,-. I ho t'vai)K-Unt s scrtnon
whs upon the iui ry of tin1 ttpoMtlc
;l'clir to the hrfr.t, ns ho awkeJ, if
wt leave tUvo, "To whom Khali w
'ko-.'" JJcv'lopin(f the sornion, th:,
speaker dec la red we follow perttotiK 1
nutr docti lne. declaring Ihul anions 1
ull the relit! lou nioveuintfl of the
world that then- 1h not one that has j
not had inhrlned In Its very heart
a perKonaltty. iluddah, .Mohammed, '
eotn mission for p-rniiKHlon to rcilue
ow!e are llluut tuttoxin of this truth.
! 'Ion't ak what tho world bcllcvea,
for the average fMM'son has not
thoiiKlit of what he does believe; ask
whom the world helieveH and ollown.
"The wife who ko'h astray loes not
follow some t hints off. hut HhO foll
ows some one Into sin, and a home
Is wreeked. '
"The member of the family of God
who becomes careless and spends hi
time Ht the rard table, and drittklni;
at Die foil it tain of social fro! h Jikk
allowed evil personality to cut In
between htm and 'hi int. I am not
opposed to society, unless It In society
opposed to t'hrlft, but remember that
ull society has as tts center, person
ality. "The one who has allowed an evil
personality to en t attire him from the
sav hits program of Cod is generally
first to itkdze a revival meet ins
calculated to save souls from sin.
" hr'st Is the only one who can
talse us above disHapotntrnerit. iMs
appotntment will conn to all.. If oj
can't stand H ou had us w'll dbf
a hole. Jump In and pull In the rim.
'hrist can II n us abov e worry.
Th'-'ie aie to kiln! of woirj. Kit hI.
v, ony about thhiga ier which we
Find
It
Here
Copy for this column muil
In by 10:00 a. m.
be
It carried Noah over
the greatest flood of the.
world. Hear Gilstrap
on this subject tonight
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Meetings Will Continue
All Week
Notions
Le Page's Glue in tube
The Bayc Crochet Hooks'
SholJ Color HaiivPins, package
Aluminum Silver Lined Thimble .....
Wilsnap Fasteners, per, card .............
Nickel Plate(i-JvoyChain-v..:r.T.v.-rS-.,
18c
10c
,.l.J.ioc
.10c-
.....:.ioc
v...15c
Bead Key Chain,, with Bridgeport Fastener, 25c
Embroidery Hoop ; 10c to 23c
Children's Leather Purses ...30c and 50c
Andrew's Variety Store
I o o
; o o
i OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'I OOOOO 00
Chain Wood. I'hone M 517 B-U-tf
Union-La Grnnclo Auto S'.afrc.
Leaves La Grande 8 a. m., 1 p. m. 'i
and 5:45 p. m. for Union only.
6-21-Clpl;
Buy used cars from C. W. Hunting J
& Son. itead "liuntintr's Uarcaiiis." i
6-3-tf !
'. j .
Chain Wood. I'hone M 517 D-ll-tf ;
Always beautiful stationery in bix-'
es and bv the pound at Silvertb'irn-1 1
Wright's "Kamilv Uru' Store. 0-iia-tf'
Members of the AmiM-icau Legion;
Auxiliary will sell American I'opiit-- J
on the streets, tomorrow for the i
benefit of the Crave 'Knduwinent
Fund. C-liU-Jtl,
Slop that dandruff trouble. Ptotil!
your hair from falling out by u inii'i
our Germicifle a:io IlaiTtrr.n l-.m-Il-' "
WANTED
USED
FURNITURE
WE
P.UY, SELL
and
EXCHANGE
FLIIMTURE
HOUGHTON
i none j ; iuw r ir 01.
Think of the things you're apt to want to
morrow, totlay. ' : ' v
Tlien your holiday will be doubly pleasant.
At the head of the list straws!
At the foot cool oxfordsJ
Between Summery suits' shirts, tics, sox
and everything else for men and yftung men.
ASH BROS.
"The Store That Keeps Faith with the People"
OWHOQVER
It Beats ... As it Sweeps
Try
One
In
Your
Home
Today
As it Cleans
WE
. Easy
Payments
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
A.R'C.A'D.E:,
TODAY
"ONE CLEAR CALL"
Francis Mini mo Green's Story of the South
Brought Surging'to the Screen
A Wonder Cast Including Claire Windsor,
Milton Sills, and Henry 15. Walthall.
Wednesday
"THE OREGON TRAIL"
pnd
"GHOST PATROL"