La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1923, Image 5

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Monday, June 18, 1923.
I I 1 M l D "
JLjjuii iews m onei j:
'how to ridu horseback and that U the lias a lurKti force- ot -workmen busj
imnln tliliiK. "Lii Urnlidl-J linker mill each day. Kino results are, aJreudy Uu-
!ihc entire dlsirict feel liltflily honored linn shown
to have l'rrsident llir.liiiK as
cucm." said Mr. Kiddle at the Hen
son yesterday. "It will really bo- the
n a :t tt tx tt tt tt tt tt ;
COMING KVENTS
June 121-1!;). North P o w 1 b r tt l !. llurtl. v. ElL-in: Turner Oliver,
It Kodeo at North Powder. ttlM Grande; w. liro.-K. Suininer
tt Juno 21-29 Clinutaucuu Week K villi-; Ivan Itest, l'endleton; V. J.
tt at Riverside Park. 8'lteardon. Weiser. Maho; l-'red N.
H July J. Old Oregon Trail Pair- IS 'Hunt, Hoise, Idaho: Thomas llurroll,
eant at Top 0' Elue Moun- it I Vincent, OreRon.
tains. a
a Sent. 25-20. Uninn rnni.lu V,,t U
at E.1HMI. x. spenai l-onRe mcciuiK
Brent event In the history or our sec-
nnn nr .,,. lf..-llnnil (ll-fL-oll-
lljorn. Pendleton; ('. M. Miu-y. ',
Sparta: J. II. Stoddard, t'nlon: Mrs.
a
a a n tt a a a a a a a
There will ho a snecinl meeting
of the Masonic lodge this evening nt
7:30 o'clock for work in the third
i:imorlli l..a-;u to Meet
"-he Island 'ity Kpuorlli league degree
will held ils iMonlhty himint-BH i,ieet-j ' 1
Ins and nodal hour tomorrow evenin;,- Stale Suncrvisor Leaves
at S o'clock ai the Island City church.! Mrs. Ida Hamblen, state supcrvis
PLAN DETAILS
FOR MEACHAM
CELEBRATION
(Cwitinued from Page One)
quartetto participating.
t all Fnr CmvUiys,
A call has hecn issued tor cowboys
who are asked to coino hi ull cow
puncher attire not merely a rough
Hhirt uml the like, but tn ohups. and
lull that goes with it The association
or of the Royal Neighbors, who hasjVJJ of aU wno ,mrticipato.
will furnish free facilities to the hors-
Korku .v Twice a Week I been in town lor several days, left
Owing to the fart that a number 1 this meriting on the branch line train
of clubs have adjourned until the fail for Elgin on a short business trip.
b -unions, .society will he rua on Wed-! "
msdays ami Hilurdujs only ror a ; To Give Dunce
while. In tin fall, however, w in n the' The L- A. to B. of R. T. are ?o
cluhs resume ihetr activities., society injr to give a dance Tuesday eveninp,
will again be run dally. IJune lith, in Eagles hall. All fire-
men, engineers, brakomcn and con-
Suniiner In Chicago ductors and wives and friends are
Mrs. McKuehnm. who has been vis- invited.
iting in Western Oregon several davs, 1 '
passed through I .a Grande last night Married Saturday
en route for Chicago, where she will1 Thomas A. Evans ami Gra:e Wills,
RT.emi the suimmii-,- -1 1 . both of this citv. were united in mar-
to her home in La Grande iireiini!n-'riage Saturday by Arthur C- Wil-
ary to the opening of the fall tearin lianrs, justice of the pence.
of school. j
I Won't Need Uniforms
I The Bey Scouts who wish to take
!nart in the scllinir of ice cream cones
at the Old Oregon Trail pageant
July U and 4, do not have to have
uniforms, but those who wish to en
tor the guard of honor to the presi
dent must have complete uniforms.
All beys wishing to take part must
apply to the commissioner !by Wed
nesday, June 20.
To Attend Conferrine -
I Moris Pearson, La (li imd
freshman' in the department of hp
ctoloKy at the I'niver:;My of Oregon,
will attend' the "Voim; ' WonienV
("hrist'itn association conference to be
held at Senbeelt, Wnsh.. June 25 to
July.C. .Miss Pearson Is an active
i l.-r.iV.er anil a cons.sient worker tor
tiie campu.i Y. V. A.
I SlOI-V Oil PoiJI'IHlt
Henry HiiMiii Iliihetl j The pioneer pageant, "How the
According to the I n. on-Pacific Ma-!Yest Was Won," will be described by
gazine, Henry Henson. retired engin-i victor Shaw In'llie Saturday Kvening
eer, htm moved from Itolse to Heut-j post, it was learned at Walla Walla,
tie. Mr. JleiiMm has recently been; when Shaw arrived to consult Publi
nutrried and is receiving many uou-jclty Managi r Kd Kugill with regard
gratuiations. Me was formerly a cit-i0 materiat and pictures for the pag
izen ol" La Ctvamle ;-.nd at one time eant phase of his article on the gen
served on the local board of educa-!eral subject of western trails. Hhuw
tion. iU-rt Monday night for Pendleton. He
. . att,.mi t,n Oregon Trail meeting
Htjrli Siliool Teiuber .Married j.,t Meachani. Ore., on July 3. and at
The many friends of (ilenn 'amp-1 )ukir on July 4. to get material con
bell, a member of the La (Irun le higii C(. mjng the Oregon Trail, stales the
school faculty la.l winter, u il! be glad ; Portland prc33.
to learn of his marriage in Portland
last Kriday niirht to Miss Mildred staking of Cows Taboo
Wells of that city. They passed! "So more will the permitting of
through La Crande Saturduy morn:ng!COW3 to be staked in trie streets In the
enroute for Kmmett. ldahot where leorporale limits of the city be toler
they will visit relatives for some time jated." announced Chief Clint Haynes
Tioth Mr. and Mrs. fiunpbell expect today. "Cows, either staked out or
to teach in La Grande next winter. 1 unstuked In the streclH, have become
a nuisance that, is resulting In man!
Hot Iiiike Arrivals ; complaints from residents In La
The following names are registered I Grande and hereafter all animal.
at the Hot. Lake Knintnrlum: i:. P. found either wandering through the
Shore. Pucntcllo. ld:ilio; Oliver La fin" I streets or staked therein, will be dealt
and wife, Si. Paul. Alberta, Canada. with according to the law.' Many
r. Pest, Pendleton: Mrs. W. A. j sidewalks have also been reported
Steward, linker: J. II. Kennedy, Pen-'.damaged in the section where wooden
illeton: Itlaine Kennedy, .Pendleton; Sidewalks prevail which is only one
Mrs. A. Muggins. Caker; Mrs. M. C. more reason why Hie police depart
Wickener. Weiser, Idaho: A. Moliings-! H.nt will keep the Md down on such
worth. The Pallet: II. A. KbMng. Port practices.
land: K. M. Oriffitli and wife. H:'!-er:
Special Tiiilits AniuMiiictMl.
IMssfiigcr Agent Vamlowater
or tlu l . I. lailnmd, aiinouiicctt
Hint siieclnl trains woultl rniito
Tup (V lUuc .Mountains timing
the pagciint fioni llaker. Walla
Walla and IVndlclmi and alxi
that any who ilcsin1! I'ullmaii
nec4iniliilions might get Mime
liy banding together In gnnips of
25. the rapacity for racli car.
Those who wish this sort or res
ervations lini)(l ImnuHLiHtcly get
In touch with the sccreluries or
tin lopoetlvo t'liaiiibei-s or Coin
iiieiit' hi lUistcrn Oregon as it is
iuMt'sjiry that IhCM icMTvatlons
Im' made immediately. All such
Pullman cars will bo parked at
the pageant Mtc ror as long n
perUni s tltelr Hx-iipanls wish
anil will give (lie occupants mil
sleeping and other facilities.
To Announce l-"ights.
Preparations have been made to re
cnive wire news of the Denipsey-Gib-bons
fight at Shelby. Montana at "the
pageant grounds where they will be
announced to the multitudes,
r Charles Wright, of Haines, who was
present yesterday, brought In the
quota of his town on the underwrit
ing budget,
'o Kxccssive Charges.
The ineclhig yesterday discuss
ed the apparently malicious pur
pose of litany who have scalleml
reports of excessive charges (o
see the pageantry. It was report
ed that tourists In Western Ore
gon state that a La Brando IhiiI
ness man said thae the chargu
would he Sit. which Is untrue. The
charge will he BO cents to adults
ami 2." cents ror children, with
free parking and camping facili
ties. The Ked Cross rest room and safe
ty first hospital will be equipped with
an enormous tent' which l behig ship
ped from San Kranstsco. Reports in
dicated that this department is pro
gressing splendidly. Mrs. Kayo Cat-
liu, of the La Grande Ked Cross, will
he in charge.
The sanitation and water supply
program is being rushed to comple
tion under the direction of W. I . Phy,
Oi Hot Lake.
At Work on Grounds.
W. S. Parker is now in supremo
A collection of jurs and pelts has
been discovered in tho interior or Oru
t;on that "Ik valued at an ei)oiinous
sum. They will .ho among the dis
plays at the pageant.
Pioneers to no Honored.
lremrntioiis have Ik-cii made
(o sea C i all pioneers who came
west during the car and nrior to
lHoH lu the same Hand Willi
President Harding. The pion
eers are to hate a tent ror their
sKchil c4iiienlcnct which will
he under the (llrection ol' Mrs.
Pat Powers anil each pionicr
who came to the old Oregon
country In 1870 or earlier will lc
registered and given badges.
To lime ijueens,
l.'nion, ltaker. Pendleton, and l.a
Grande will each furnish one youn;
lady who will be dressed hi the
heighth of fashion prevalent in ISMi.
The duartetto will rido in a special!)
provided coach.
He vera I other details were discuss
ed ami then the meeting was adjourn
ed, tho association membrra tluneo
going to Top O' Hi ue Mountains and
they inspected the sanitation, (he de
tails ol the parade, 1 he loeaMon of
main street and other Items at the. KOR
lions recently sold in Chicago at tho
lowest pices since P.H2.
Imports into tho United States dur
ing May exceeded exports In value to
NEW TODAY
thy extent nf f I.MMi.lioi). This Is tho
third cuiiHoeutlvo month In which the
Itiftunco of trado against the United
Statea has bi-ca unfavorable.
tho first fivo inontha of the
year, the trade flifures show an i-xoeHH
of IniporiH of i:n,rK2.ouo aa com
KOK SALE- Young .big lyveW-ti-rcd
Poland Chinnpigs, oitlier sex,
$15.00 each. PvrtMituk'ht, Union-tS-18-ltp
Illvl.P WAN'I'IOI) M A I.E Cioiil man
to manage local office for manu
facturer. Mus . begin-' nt once.
Steady sutisfnytorvytfo.iucction- Can
also use a jj-oud salesman. Call
tonight at rojrtn -ID, Hotel Foley.
(i-18-llp
iimountliiff to $;iC2,G40,ooo in the cor.
rcapoudlng montha of 11122. The
heavy lucreaao in imports In recent
montha Is attributed to the inflow of
raw miileriuls for manufacture, and
this in turn reflects the explanation of
Industrial activity In the United
yju-il with an excess of exports Slules durlnii the current year.
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FOR UKNT Throe partly furnished
housekeeping oum. Phone 4:111-.).
0-18-otp
FOH KENT-l-Fui-nirthcil rooms ) for
light hiiu.-eteeping. 15PA A.lnins.
Phon0h;.-,7J. I 0-18-tf
grounds.
TRADE LINES
DEVELOraiENT
IS FAVORAI1LE
SALE (Hit TKAI1E
11 miles c:tt ut ha tii-ande,
farm
with crop.
FOR SALE Joney
Cherry and KussMJSI
Adam Heck, Koute 2,
(j-18-2tp
Corner q
U-18-otp
Newest Styles
in Footwear
Are Always to Dc Found Here.
Among the. new
Suede Dress
All widths
i6st styles are heigexuuWDttnr"
Vunips with Jrmbi
tAAA.flcccl
FOR S.V1.E- Piano. iyi!iif--noiic o
JCentiteromJ :)IJ- L- C-18-Htpjo
command on the paKeant Klound.1 and ! ' K-'raKe. ,a n. scre.-nc.i-in p. rci .
M. li. Donahue anil uife. li Grande;
t-i -rJ'xSkwy
'til " I , i ) S3
jlvcn sicgrist Wins lltmois
j Gold medal for scholarship pres--nt-
' ...1 1 nt ........ (.-lion ,if I I ill
Military in a talk given by Frank
Wballey Watson, president of the
alumni, was awarded William Cain oT
Tacoma. who led all departments. Ted
Leiter. son of O. C. Letter of Portland
and Kenneth Siegrist tied for first
honors In scholarship In the Interme
diate or grammar school di-paiimeni.
and Henry Piltoek, won primary de
partment honors, liobert lijake head
ed the sub-Intermediates. Porllund
Journal.
Mtr,HXLS-rni
YOU CAN'T COOL
YOU 11 ENGINE BY
STRIPPING THE
GEARS.
And if you had 4 elec
tric fans to turn on
,1 coats to take ott-
, couldn't l.'e cool -il
the. wrong under
Next
whei
is whe
Next-t
wear 1.
and
next-to
Take Trail I'li tllles
II. V. I.ymnn. automohlle editor of
the On-Konlan, is maUIni; a trip from
l'endleton to Ontario, over the Ilk
urcKon Trail taliinif pictures of the
paK.-nnt grounds and scenic sj.ols
alons the v.ay. Mr. I.yman expressed
the belief that while the unfinished
s.-elion of the trail west of Menrham
Is not in Rood shall'-. ,-i lew dnys ot
dry weather and work by Hie state
highway department will tint it in f ill--condition.
"Kxeept for this one sec
tion of about six miles, the road from
l-orlUind is in splendid condition," he
said. Maker llemoerat.
parts of the winter wheat belt. Im
port and speculative developments
have been conspicuously absent, and
althouKll the total yield for the coun
try promises to fall behind that of a
year ufjo, the better crops In other
countries Indicated a comfortable
world position for this commodity.
Corn prices, on the oilier hand,
have remained firm and at their pres
ent levels they have stimulated henvy
sales of livestock, with tlnj result that
FOR SALE ThicsUinK m'nchincjiu
fil, llai'Kain if triken at once- In
quire Uhseivei-. H'hohe Main 117.
Ii-18--ltp
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Cover with wotlng soda-- o
Mtewurdftrtry gently
VapoRuq
Ova 1 7 Million Jan UssJ Ycaity
Southard &
Shjnn
Ittilek Alllnufobllca
llillck Srljflvc0&0
r.id.-U ParTT-i an. I Accessories,
I'biuie Main fH7
Cor. Adams and Fir
Louis Heel.
at $9.50. '
Tut-Saij(hl(m grey combinations and patent
and Beige combinatkai.
Priced at $0.50 and $7.00.
Many other new styles in all heels
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French & Greene
Rcady-to-Wcar and Shoes
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BICYCLES
DAYTON
DAYTON I A
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For Sale
Kive-rooin pla.stereil bouse, electric
lights, city water, garage, lawn, trees,
largo lot 0xl :!). price $ I. VST.. 00.
terms, $LMhuio down and ialam:e at
)2i.0U per month. - , ,
LETUS
RELIEVE YOUR
ACHING FEET
Klve-roolu - modern homo; Hose to
school und shops. This properly h;i;;
Kccommcnds Chumbrrtahra Tablets.
"Cliamlierlairi's Tablets nnvc lieMi
used bv husbnnd and my.-:c!! off
and on for the past five years. When
my husband goes away trom home
he always takes a bottle of them
along with lum. whenever l nave
tl.at heavy filing 'nfter rating, or
feel dull and played out, I take one
or twe of Cliamb?r!nm's TabU and
I hey fix me un J';ne," wrlfn Airs.
Newton Vrceland, Minoa, N. Y. Lake
these tablets when troubled with
constipation or indigestion and they
will do you good. Adv.
plumbed and wired.
Terms on balance. -
Price; ?t,U?)0.na. I
.lung's Arch Unices are guar
anteed lo relieve tired and ach
ing feet or your money refund
ed. Klastle, light, comfortable,
economical and corrective. Cor
rect fallen arches and fool
strain. Overcome pain In heel,
Instep and ball of foot. Worn
v:!lh any s'yle shoe. Strengthen
nn i support muscles.' Kor men.
n ;i till children. Ilcc.om
d by pbysicljiriH. Made of
speeiallyl pn pareil "HUpcriasMU
Pi ice $ J p -r pair ami ninTo
Jiut'ort and e.-yln wal
ing or I-I:indiiig,
I
I I
1 1
II
rr
Wc buy our bicycles
to stajTin) and give
not sell for a
price.
W. H.
Bohnenkamp
Co.
i
A.R-C.A-D.E-
TODAY AND TUESDAY
liuff
1-tT I
rar.
to tjre
n the ImC
n in clll
V
Iwl
Slltl't
skin
strikes
a strike.
line Under-
'at you need
it is at
thing prices.
I Allen Union hints
J5c lo $ I-1
I'.Iano Sb.irts & Drawers
i)-")C lo S1.75
True Shape Cool Hose
Arrow Cool Shirts
Even Cool Paris .
Garters
Headmiaiter for
Clothes for the Pageant
Clint's Clothiery
The suae With a CoiiMirnce'
Letting Ills I lean) (irow
l-'red K. KHldle. vice commander e'
the American L-gion of the state :in;
flour ijrlil opei-jitor of Island City. I
lelliuir his whiskers grow In prepara
fur the greatest event that eve
known to the HI lie mountain
ountry. Wh-n Pref-ident Harding ar-
rives ai .tieacuam on juiy a hi tiin'im
the fpen:ng of the Old n;gon Trull,
h- will rind Mr. Kiddle there to greet
him. represent ing on- of the early
pioneers who started the old trail and
helped settle eastern Oregon. A part
of the programme of welcome to Pres.
'-nt Harding will be the representa
tions of early Oregon pioneers. The
American Legion of l.a Grande Is pi e-
paring to form a cavalry company ' TermL $ 1 olio cash
which will act as an escort to the pres
ident. Old army uniforms will be tuK
en out of the moth bulls and the vet
erans will mount their steeds and en-.! Mv4-room
cort the presidential party. Most of tm nt I cellar.
the nun who will form the troop Jst luilt
served tn the infantry but they know1
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head-Coldn.
You feel fine in ft fpw moment. Your
cold ia hpd or catarrh will 1m? goi(
Your clogged noslrih will open, Tim
air parages of wur head will clpar and
you can breathe freely. No more dull
m hcurlache: no hrwkinir. nuftling.
mucoua discharges ir dryness; no strug-
gling for breath at night. !
Tell your druggiH you want a fmall
Wtle of Kly' Crmm Halm. Apply a
littK' of thi fragrant. antiptir crwim ;
in Tour notril. lt it penetrate thmujth (
crrry air pnsace of hp head; pnnth and
denl th "MOtHen, int'mnl muenm nr'iii
bran. and rliff rmuca intantlv. i
It in pt what pTprr cM and ralnrrh ,
urr-r ppvii. Don't itay itufliJ up :
m-l nuieTaoie.
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l'ive-rooii hoiue, large lot. locuii'd t
Ion the e;iyfep;I of Adams avutiy. Jf
new and u price initMermpghl. tJ , I'lice $J p.-r pair undjjl'o
0 i msure cJiut'ort and eaTn wall;- I
1 ur ir i. :iin nir. jru i i '
I Kouf-roomrflusc, luodi'rn. paved J f f f ' i
slivel.MttlXhxl l. garage, part base. tfTT TTT 11 ( I V l( V - 1
I . AiifcH bjkaces :: A icr-e Se
; If you are expi-cllm; .lo build t in- i Sg I ' wn"'--CZLrr . J.iM tt;;.3f WVSSW'S
sprlni;. roine 111 and I'd S.H- show yon I 4 ' I! r i tin 'P-'Ki tiff.' Mi'M-H 'ffiiWft S
AndW- -:hni f;""s,i fiwk 11 Pnscslla wwj .
: jfP!fui ' WffiW and A GREAT CAST JJJM
Geo H" Currey I RKinwERJG !! ji1 I
ij 1 ' n .Hj T.fi-i ff-"f' f-"iir"" evcr lvnamic Dean ever have a more
7"r i liiiMMwfe Pvcrfl-a.morc fasciniting role than that of j
I Sr T m.V ll tHllibriLiUairia li 1, 1 -v In Ho. c,.,'ni.r ,li-'im-i nf lorn nnrl . !
! i 0SLY 2 I)AYS GET BUSY! j
A C-room modern liouse. built of- ' X 8 I
brick, has full basement. Located in. i "3; 4 ------------------------------------------------------
choice locadon on paved street. (ioo-L, 'ilV1'' '
lawn, fine trees, A good homoJrfi' 'K''f ' " " " " ------
i someone at a price that is belowjrniue. j ' "S'i'i"!'" ""' . ' ' ''mi' ' '" " '
. nj-5 Pay-;
pre,, y ,,. inper cent.
hollar with outside cn-; I1 mill LI i J I I11M 'L Av...fau .. y r- ytaQ II
Hutch kitcii.n.: c.nmo liiJftrT?ii'.'iti((ii for the Sl
innnected with sewer.; ' ' , , . . O&Zi .Rf
City Jilt. -rjjr house. Lot 40x1 r. fe.t. I ..(IICUM I'i "tl'iii"1 I.. . iff II
(3k'yfnnru per inoiilli down t B 1 O 11' I frif
to tf.VuorU-aKe. A good buy. 11 Ih , B HiO Tl YlfV i t Vl
jfouXocks to school. j iiLC J iA i AmJLC O. 1 II
I ! ti, i ,t,-i,, i;f r,.i-.iu-r. in. i ui.i.tt -tin. II irr1"
' I 1 1 Ch it 1'1(IL D ...... MUlwii.m.' .-.v..... v..- , . 11
- M Mr
lawn. l.i.i".no rash. T.rstosult VelSKIllS IS C'llllllltlK'd 1110 SMUlt' inollglll 101" W.'trilt l 11 y Bl B;J
I n ' ' uu
in j t i,t v
1
Klve-room modern bungalow. One
! half biisemenl. Housi Is plastered
i A 1 1 Is in good repair. A location that
Ils good. Lot In 1 I r. x 1 4 7 feet. Good
lawn. l, ana. da cash. Torts to suit,
on balance, down to a mortgage now j
on property w 1th Interest, at 8 per
cent.
If a Home tir n Ym-iwit tH You
Arc Iokfii for He Sure lu Sec
La Grande Investment
j . Company
j Uellsblf, An.-llls for Itellble
1 liniil-iiii-e C'oiM(.nnlp
'12U1 Adrui Ate. l'uoue Slain 7J
pi-cat stvle (lifferencf lictwcen the
thonged sandals of early days anil the graceful san
dal of 1!VJ:'.. Yet, in the cool airinci-:-; of these newer
versions is embodied tho same thought for warm
weather comfort that must have been so essential
under the hot suns of Ancient Kgypt.
Prices $.".!." lo S0.00
looter y Inc.
i.
No Summer wardrobe's complete without a pair
Good strong, roomy pants; equally fine for
work or dress
$2.25 to $.50
ASH BROS.
"The Stoic That Keeps Faith with the People"