La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 25, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, June 25, 1923. TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE Local News In Brief STAGE HELD UP BY DARING BAND (the following tiumccl panic animals I Hens, lltmijariaii Part rid ires or tt tt It U U tt tt K tt a and make his blood tingle when he B COMING EVENTS K saw how well the horses wore Kioom- tt July A Old Oregon Trail Pair- Bed. It was a great treat for Dr. tt cant at Ton W Ulue Muun- tt Charlton and Joe Woods made thi 't day one of great pleasure for him. tt tains. K Sent. 25-29. Union County Fair tt W at Elgin. tt Slurgils in Portland tt tt tt K K tt tt tt tt tt ! There will be no rest in La Grande 'and the eastern Oregon country un M. I. A Smuts Take Hike til after President Harding and his The M. I. A. Hoy Scouts wont on party have paid the Blue mountains a nine mile hike und were gone over their visit on July 3. This is the Saturday and Sunday. opinion of W. C. and F. M. Sturgill, road contractors of La Grande, who Marriage Licenses Issued i were at the Imperial hotel yester- Mairiage licences were issued Sat-: day. They said that citizens are urday to Arthur Laild and Nellie! busy making preparations to give Swartz und to Lloyd Killgore and i the presidential party a royal wel Feiva Cade all of uf La Grande. come Portland Oregonian. R"-irrt Home ! Enterprise Lady IKad Mrs. Isabell Byng and daughter. Mrs. Laura A. Hamblcton, 54 years V... leiurneil to their honiu by' of nge, passed away in La Grande 'n vestrt-ilay after a short vi-it i ij yesterday morning at the termination Baker. They were accompanied by ncj Lyteil. of a short illness. She is survived bv her husband. W. P. Hambleton of Enterprise, and several relatives Mjiv Sfill Knier who are tndav reeeivinir the svmna 'ine opportunity to sell ice cream thies of their many friends in their at Moaeliani and earn their summer bereavement. The body was for canip is still open for boys who have! warded to Enterprise this morning passed their tenderfoot test. A place I on thB branch line train under the will bo assured every boy who places : direction ot the Keynouls ana z,tm his name with the scout eommis-l merman funeral service parlors. sioncr. I La Grande Boy Honored Graduates from College : Roy Pryson of Eugene has been Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Budc re- elected president of the University turned last night from Portland uf- of Oregon men's glee club and Al ter ntlomlW the Graduation of their fred. iM'evcrs. La Grande, secretary. grandson, Walter Galloway, from the The glee club decided to join the Chiropractor college. Mr. Galloway, Northwest Glee club conference, an who is well known here, will con- organization of college glee clubs timiB his work under another doctor similar to athletic conferences. It for another voar. swas nnuounced by John Stark Evans. i director of the club, that an attempt Here on Business j would be made next year to stage (Continued from page 1) T N. I):iv nf Portland, is in La a trlee club contest in some North Grande on business. This is his first I western city at which clubs from tiip here since he anil Walter M. the conference, would compete. Pierce came to talk about taxes. That' was u year ago and before Mr. " Hor.se Marines" Practicing Pierce was elected to direct the af- The cavalry detachment, which fairs of state. Regarding the Port- will escort President Harding at the land boom Mr. Day says it is a fact. Old Oregon Trail pageant at Top O' and a reality and he looks for Port-1 Blue Mountains, are in receipt of land to become one of the large cit-1 the equipment sent from the U. S. ies of the nation. I army, which arrived in this city yes- terdey. Commander Huron announces Visiting La Grande I that they are planning on trying Captain Everett May, who lived out thP equipment this evening. De horn fur n ski rt time, drove in from sDito the rainy weather which has South Carolina a few days ago, ac- been experienced during the past companicd by Carter Newman, the; week the detachment has been out remarkable yotnig athlete of the each night practically en masse. And south who has claimed so much at- the wet weather has resulted in an tentinn of late. Captain iMay is other name or rather nickname now one of the faculty at Clcmscn for the troops, that of the "horse college, South Carolina, and is on, marines." his way to Corvallis to vi-iit old: friends. He was the guest of the! Ago: The conviction that all new Reynolds boys while in the city. i books are punk. Dr. Charlton Sees Stage Coach "A man isn't presidential timber, If tnere is any man in all tha. however. -just because he qualifies as world who loves a horse and admires a sounding board. a six horse hitch well handled that j ' v,,.,, li,- p A fhavlir.n The doc- Why Suffer from Rheumatism! tor is ill at his home and unable! Do you know that nine out of t miv ,,,, n,r hi friends, but h'sicvorv ten cases of rheumatism are interest in the Harding celebration simply rheumatism of the muscles cr and the, old pageant is none the IPs i , enrome rncumuiism. neiinor oi wuien keen. Knowing this to be a ' fuel j require uny internal treatment? The siiun. Hi- vrr .loo Woods this morn-: nam ninv no renevcu oy anpiyin. ing hitel'.ed the six buy horses' t'i c.'d I Chamberlain's Liniment, which makes Concord rig anil drove to the Charl-Ulccp and rest possible, and thnt cer ton home on Second street iu-l Ij tainly means a great deal to any give Hie do-tnr a view of old tini" one afflicted with rheumatism. Adv. to cuuturo the oulUwa. However, u posse wus quickly formed and the outlaws nro today reported to ba !n lildluk- In tbo hills which urc bolus scoureu by the officers. A check of Ihu valuables ami money taken by the robbers -ilioweil mat nearly fn.uuu In Jewelry anil over Jau, 000 cash wero pilfered Irom llio new arrivals. The citizens ot the community have posted u reward of Sill. ono for the capture of lire Jess and his gaiiK dead or ulivo. That's what happened here bnlur iay afternoon as a forerunner ot the old Oregon Trail pageant to be staged ut Top ()' Hluo Mountains to witness a mammoth pageantry una to hear President Harding spcuk. Many Saw Play. One of the largest crowds ever as sembled 111 a Ornndo for anything less than circus witnessed tho hold up. Adams avenue, from Fourth to Fir, was one solid mass of spectators and the windows of the business buildings held their share of onlook ers, A rough estimate would place tho number gathered at not less than 2,600. Joe Woods, who will drive tho Con cord stage at the pageant that will carry President Harding from hi" special train to the official stand, drove a six-horse team of beautifully trained buys und G. J.. l-nrlson, presi dent of the t'nion County Chamber of commerce, C. J. Hlack, u member of tho city commission, llruee Dennis, editor of tho Kvenlng observer, Aug ust Blunge, of the Sit. Kniily timber company, Karl Kumlell, assistant taut cashier of the l.a Orundc; Na tional Hank, and T. J. Scrogglns. cashier of the United Status Nation al Bank, wore the occupants of the stage. Claude Scranton- led the band of robbers which consisted of Karl Rey nolds. I.eo Reynold, Floyd McKen non and Mr. Ueun. Charles Runyau and his assistants served as 'police incidentally Mr. Runyan Is chief ot polieo during, '.'pioneer gurh week" and G. S. Hlrnle Is Judge. Despite the fact that the pioneer garb need not bo worn until today the old time wearing apparel was much in evidence Saturday. Tho inon who took part In tho hold-up wero all appropriately dressed and many of tho spectators wero ilkewiso ar rayed. Had the streets been in better con dition, Mr. Woods would have un doubtedly put his team of horses through many of the "tricks" of former days but due to the wetness of the streets no special performances were staged. John Courntey, of the l.a Grande feed barns, owns four of the horses und Karl Wulsinger, of Alice), the two wheel horses that make up the six horse team that Mr. Woods drove Saturday and will drive during tho Old Oregon Trail pageant. Iloth men donated their horses for Mr. Woods to drive. TWO ARE DEAD, TWO INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT (Continued from Tage One) v T 5 VdiwJFlr jlot Paul Revere Didn't Ri A Merry-Go-Roj Ho was on his high horse to Kt going and he picked out ie fastest hoi;; in the Revere stables. Good moral hrc for ic man needing new clothes for the Flurth. 1 A You've no time to Fend on a dark horse or a dead horse yo: i ytnt a suit in a hurry but you don't want a '. iurip.d fit you want to reap the varieties righ : )ff the bat but you don't want to try ov, any foul balls. That's w hy this is truly your store because we're alive awake we have the merchandise we have the values and we're, rarin' to go! 20 Per Cent Off on Every Suit in Our Store THIS WEEK Michaels-Stern Cocl Suits $22..r,0 to $18.50 Lanpher Cool Hats $2.-15 to $7.J5 Arrow Cool Shirts $1.4-1 to $5.85 Allan A Cool Underwear D5c to $4.45 Ncttleton Shoes $12.00 Headquarters for Clothes for the Pageant Standard Merchandise of Quality Chautauqua, June 24th to 2!)th, inclusive. night thnt they would recover. Mr. Craig sustained a lacerated scalp and bruised shoulder. He suf fered a severe shock hut at the hos- : pital Sunday night, it was said he was resting comfortably.. , Mr. Dawson received a brc.ken an kle, bruised shoulders, . lacerated caip and a shock which because of his ndvanccd age of around 70 years might prove serious. Physicians also werB in doubt whether his spine ha'1 not been injured. Disabled Men Promised Aid. DENVUK, June 25. President Harding's first official act after his arrival here Sunday for a visit of more than 24 hours, was to assure the soldier sick at the army's gen- etal hospital that he would keep "everlastingly at if to see that full justicewns meted out by tho gov-i out to its wounded and needy veterans of the World war, and would "consecrate" himself, his every influence and endeavor, to prevent further war on. the part of the I United States. j "But," Mr. Harding said, address ing a group who assembled to' wel come him and Mrs. Harding to the I hospital, "I want to tell you if ever there is another war, we will do 'more than draft-the boys. If I have anything to dc. witli it, we will draft j every dollar and every other essen tial." I To the siek in the ward the presi dent also gave a word of cheer while I Mrs. Harding went from cot to cot. handing each patient n flower ami 1 leaving a message of love and gocd wishes as she passed on. One pale faced soldier, who had lost botl. limbs, told the first lady in answer to the solicitations, that he "was all right ami feeling fine." His wife, who sat beside the cot, said, "Jack tells all the visitors that, but then he was always a gcod sport." and eamc birds resneetively, in the State of Oregon, snail ue as loiiow.i, to-wit: The open season tor deer v.' burns throughout the entire State shall be und is hereby declared tc be from Sentcmber loth to October ,llsl of each year, both dates inclusive. The open season lor Miver dray squirrels in nil sections of the State where there is an open season there for, shall bo and is hereby dc-kircd to be from September loth to Oc tober 15th of crtc hyear, both dates inclusive. The open season for Chinese Pheasants and Hobwhite Quail in all sections of tiamc. District No. 1, whnrn there is un open season there- fur, sha 1 bo and is hereby declared t, bn fromthe Second Sunday in October to tho Fourth Sunday in Oc tober of each year, uoiu dates in clusive. The open season t for Chinese Pheasants in all sections of (Jame District No. 2, where there is un open season therefor, shall be ami is hereby declared to be from the Second Sunday in October to the Third Sunday in October of each year, bcth dates inclusive. The open season on Quail in nil sections of Game District Phi- 2 where there is an open season, shall be and is hereby declared to lie from the Second Sunday in October to the Third Sunday i" October of each year, both dates inclusive, in Wascc County, und from the Second Sua dnv in October to the Fourth Sun day in October of each year, both lates inclusive, in Klamath County. The onen season on Mountain or Plumed Quail in all sections of Game District No. 1, wliere mere is in open season, snail ue anil is nerooy leclared to tie irom t:ie cconu ftim lav in October to, the Fourth1 Sun day in October of each year, bcth elates inclusive, in Douglas, Joseph ine, Coos and Curry Counties; and from the Second Sunday in Octobet to the Second Sunday in November of each year, both dates inclusive, in Jackson County. The open season on Calitornt Valley Quail in all sections of Game District JMo. 1, where tnere is an open season theretor, shall he anil is hereby declared to be trom the Second Sunduy in October to. ih' Fourth Sunday in October of c icli vear, both dates inclusive, in Doug las, Josephine, Coos and Curry Coun ties; and from the Second Sunday in October to the beccnit fcumiav in November of each year, both dates inclusive, in Jackson County. The open season on illuc or booty Grouse, Ruffed Grouse or Native Pheasants in all sections of the State where there is an open season therefor, shall be and is hereby de clared to be from September 10th ro October ttlst of each year, both lates inclusive The open season on Sago Hens in all sections of the State, where there is an dpen season therefor, shall br and is' hereby declared tc. be from August 1st to August lath of each year, both dates inclusive. The open, season oil Hungarian Partridges 'in Umatilla Countv sbal' be and is hereby declared to be from the Second Sunday in October to the n'u;...i u. ....I..., : tnti.. ..c ......l. year, both dates inclusive. The onon seascji on Prairie Chick ens in all sections of the State whore there is nn open - season therefor, shall be and is hereby declared to be closed. - ; ' v Notice is also hereby given th?v! the changes in the open seasons made by this order in nowise affect thc hag limits or other 'regidat ions pro vided by law respecting the hunt ing, shooting,' killing, taking or having in possession, aliyc or dead, of such game animals nm'lf game birds Any and all persons ' hunting 'fnr shooting, killing, takin ' gor having in possession, alive or dead, any deer, Silver Gray Sipiirrel, Chinese Pheasant, Hobwhite Quail, Mountain or Plumed Quail, California Valley i Quail, Hlue or Sooty Grouse, Imff?-' Grouse- or Native Pheasant, Sage Prairie Chickens in tho State of Oregon, ill vii lation of this Order, will bo prosecuted us by law pro vided. Dated at Portland, Oregon, this 9th dav of April. A. !1K 1!I2:I. OUF.UON STATU IGMIC COMMISSION By I. N. FDKlSCIINF.lt, Chairman. By GEO. II. KELLY, Commissioner By BLAINE HAl.l.OCK, iConimissioncr By M. A. LYNCH, Commissioner By F. ROY DAVIS, Commissioner. OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOTOOOOOO J o p li-18-25 new. toda: Quality Footwear In all the new styles in Sandal effects, and Dress Pumps in all the popular shades of beige, grey, brown and black. rAll widths, AAA to C. All moderately priced. i.b WAN'TF.IV-'llv I Vork by tne nay 01-M. (i-25-2tp FOH KENT -Modern apartment at lliO-l Third. 6-25-3t y FOU SALE IVest ncre tract Giamle. GuOd house ings, -t ycic bcjj)ir;nsy terms nod paealrU S. Stilwell, 27110 N. DcfcrtT ti-25-Utp Sunshine Wyiite New SafcrtT Boudoirs Clcaney in --TJyanshine Polish all shades Frenen & Greene Ready-to-Wear and Shoes JltlUmihl- nnnnnnrtnnr.o00Q00O00Q000C.C0000000000000(10QQ00000llaaOno zr 1 .5 r,. FOU .MENTr Two-room urnished apartment, x newly painted, with electric sWive. 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In the transaction of business f Long Distance Telepline will meanffe prompt 5ver as well as tU Horn emdependent Telephone Co. ii norsoiiiri'Toi S Another good way to keep a foun tain pen from leaking in your pexkei. is to leave it on your desk- Whon Mme men complain that the day of opportunity is paM they mean that jails arc more plentiful. Correct this sentence: "How fin in ly and graceful you look," said lie, "while eating ccrn on the cub." NOTICE FOR SALE Five-room rnodi-rn hoy uouil locution, $4li5U. Ter rfs. Kortr-rooni lioun'ir ami ono ucri! (V land. Hymi eaah, bul- I ll 37oU. rem. y i iur ctiiunt ImHcinenl , cash, hal unco llku L. S. Weeks New l-'oli y Itni l.ltntf I'lioiic iMitlu 7UU Funeral Scrvl Ambulancfc Se ae i arm: fce 000000000000000000000000000000000000053 o o o Reynolds aneKZimmerman r, Licensed Embalmer, Phone Main 62. ooooooooooooo 1505 Fcufrth Street, La Grande, Oregon J. E. KEY1 OLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN, Licensed Embalmer. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooi i . -i , 1 i--. " "' ' ''r '"' '" "'r 3GOUCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO To Whom It May Concern: Whereas. The State fJame Com- irission of the State of Oreireii is authorized under Section 8, Chapter liti, Ccneral liws of Oregon, liJUl, to close any open reason or oncn nn v closed wnson in nnv rninil v r-.r I district of the State of Oregon for' the hunting, Emoting, killing and o possesion of game animals and game birds: therefore. Notice is hereby given that theio .State (lame Commis.-ion rf the Slate g of Oregon haw madc and entered ofio record and uoea hereby i.suc the fol- o i lowing: that Baby Nfeds I MmPK. gi may feel sore lli.it no in:, r h.ov 2jVjtlZ4 reliable Julity. 0 o and Don'tForget c .,tT-,a S Johnsoi's Uab Powder lic Straight Ljpcs I no nilny uses tlie nursery. O , 0 , 21 This poiJlcr is th very hist for g IS CW ModCS o tender k i aiifl iinadc in a world o- , r Ji amou lall,r.itor)7 o Al C liraCCIIlIy g g Uchicvcd Iy g We bavuiiAtalled a new g 'earini S TOLEDO BABY SCALE hn JiHUT vvnicn is always at your ,o yrha uwJcowt g O Never lmr the i SerVlCC UiiHt. ntly for i q Himlglil nl Hlll ... . , O inllle" win Rh ':: KEI) ("IiOSS DKL'U 2 i.1Su;..iinV.i.iu. riei, mio ? in fii.-Miili n nlil'Wm STORE g o a - - - o ooooooooooooooooooooocooop.o 1 a' Dressmaking s!s i.'ouiM,- or rj r.tmH len "fg . 'o i X ' "li u 1 O 0 IX Whli- A We don'tniako liplit QlTn underwear. Heavy stock aiZ carried, aArthc time. "Fill in" with exactly pie Rififaiul style you've been wearing. Uflloper's Allan A Union Suits $1.50 to $3.50 ASH BROS. "The Stoi c That Keeps Faith with the People" "10 (10 SeMtni; MwHnr Co. XfW Inlej llldu. O o O o O o 'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE I ORDER j That the open sen-on r!"fine,iO in Seetion 10, Chapter l.Vl, of the g fleneral Iiw sof Oregon, 1!I21, for'o huntinz. shrotinc killinir, takinc anil 2 having in possession, alive or deail.j oooooooooooooooooooooooooo' 00000000000000000000000000 ' Vir?'ts tyl,-a culle inca that ura .1. r. "1m Ca. ulern In K-ntiy ploa fleKii into 11, makes your pivtti u Miioitth-tiltintf aueeeua. Ymii'U love Hie nt-w luodi.-la of i.ii I'niii'ii"" Kivlnir nu thu n-a ami luoyalliy of youth. I. uv-toi:e 'I anil of (lalllly fab riealioti lo:lilly liom'l Imt vla M,le only In llo-lr li lo-filn. I!,- fill'. I I.) your Inillvl'lual niO'l'-i of 'l.a I'alililli'" nll'1 en Joy n yoothfol fU:ure aii'l a flex- II, i,. l.l.-o lli.lt ill 1 1 1 1" I r t f 1 1 1 . A roniphle line of Ihu lateHt uio'li'lH aluayii on lian- Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corbet len; Phono SJJ-W Kes. n2 Oak B o o o o SHALL A MOTHER RAISE HER DAUGHTER FOR THE BEAUTY MARKET? re nsvcr by Mac Donald Katlieri "White Shoulders" KRYANT WASIIIIfRN AM) TOM FOUMAN IN THU CAST Today and Tuesday A.R-C.A-B.E. A COMEDY ALSO o o o o o c o o o . o o o o lin I oooooooooooooooooooooooooo J"