La Grande evening observer., July 05, 1923, Image 5

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Local News In Brief
remain huif-loyal Ami l,a?i ''sSlJ.irtlo'i of tho Inutti
it it n it ti ti u a n i,iu.; juiko suiiivun. uoibc: s. h.
0 COMING EVKNTS nilluuHton mid wlfi; Vincent; Mra.
H July tj. Old Oreiron Trail Piik- W'aihiu Johnson, mil City; Mine. Irus
H eiint at Top 0' Blue Moun- tt k-.i, I'ortlund; w. T. Ciirtmlll, Unkor;
a tains. w. c. 1'iililer, Uukfr; Mra. J. A. Mr-
tt Sept. 25-29. Union County Fair tt Ni-ll, l.a Clruudc; 1- U. Chadwlck.
tt at Elgin. tt Cove.
tt tt tt It tt tt tt tt tt tt 81
, I'ivo Arrcslwl and Fined
Guild In Alert j.-ive jieraons. cliurgt-d with drunk-
Kt. 1'cU'r'B Guild will mcit ut Hunan i-nras. were art-rated by the local po
Hull, on July 11. Instead of July (Itli, lico Tuesday und Wednesday. All
lia was formerly announced. ,were found guilty and received fines
;ln apporlionment to tlio seriousness
Iluine IViuii Selimil of tlit-it- offense. Two who refused to
M s:i Audrey llun r, who liua hecn Klvo their names but wore prosecuted
attending school at I", of O. la home under "John Hoo" were fined 116 and
for the summer. Frank Anderson. Andy Krlekson and
: A. C. Miskell were fined 25.
llabj Son Airln.v
.Mr. ami Mis. Dwitlit A. Klost. r are ' California
Hio prutul naienis of a nine-n .in,,.! The Evcnincr Observer today is in
baby boy born lo them July 2. They ' receipt of a communication from
. 'iur.s. r.u. roru seni irom wavsonvuiu,
Calif., oo the coast road. She states
that she is on her way to Los An
geles and that she is "enjoying every
mile of the trip." She left San Fran
cisco day before yesterday and states
that the weather and roads are ideal.
time
loyal. The President said tha'
safety of society Is In tlie obeilleni
law. If you like the law or not. a
lonf aa it is regularly adopted It is
our business to obey It. IVf-.-idcul
Harding; suld also that If evere man
thinks every law must suit lilm In
order to obey II. he Is not a democrat
but an anarchist."
Sir. Wheeler appealed lo all the del
gates from foreign countries to uso
their Influence In their rospccllvo
couulrlos to prevent their countries
Irom being used as u base lor defniK
the prohibition laws of the -I'nited
States. Every province of Canada la
represented at the convention.
"Let us remember that tho linuor
Interests in tiurope do not reprc.eut
tho best element in thoso nat'ona,"
said Air. Wheeler. "Thero is n grow-
ng minority in every natio-i o; tno
world against tho liquor traffic. All
nations but two huvo their prohibition
movements. My making good lu the
I'nited Slates we will aid every other
nation In the world to hasten the day
of final freedom."
aijs nere visiting .ufs. Mosler 8 par.
ulire, Mr. and Mrs. W. I1. Mohr.
S'nx Orchestra Meets
Hircctor Harry Snoilgr-isK urges all
inoMibei-B of the I.a Grande levelling
Observer S'axaphone Orchestra to bo
present at the regular weekly rehear
sal at the homo oj Ilruco I lentils, 801
O Avenue, at S:U(J o'clock tonight.
('miiniis.-diii Meeting
Tile l,a Griuido eily eonim'ssion
will meet this evening as a matter of
form lo call the. roll and adjourn. Tho
regular meeting will bo held tomor
row night, in the city hall ut 5:30 1'.
WHEELER GIVES
WORD DF PHASE
On Trill
Mian Kihel lioolh. of I'nlnii. Oreiroii. '
wlio lias been visiting with Mr. und
Mra, KiiKcno Cum t us ut tio.-i.nl num.
Ori'Kon, for tho past six wooka, will
accompany thorn on u two monthu
lour of t'iiinulii und i'liet Sound.
President Harding Is Up-
ney lor the
League, of
I'AVINti IS COMIMJaKI),
IIOOU 1UVKU, July 3. l.undstronf
& Carlson, 1'ortluiul contractors, yes
terday completed laying concrete on
i.n approximate milo of new market
road paving on ttie main west side
highway just south of the city. The
new paving, which will bo open to
raffle in 30 days. Is un extension of
a mile of concrete laid last your. The
st is about $26,000.
',t," ot 1,10 lKKH,vn'yii.
lj natural Inherltaiu-o .of .t!)lu: .. -ft
iwho may belter nerve foV lln'msWv.'S.
(ioverniuent may well nxovtilo oppor
tunity but tho worlh-whilo accomp
lishments Is tho privilege and the duty
of men."
Jailer lu the afternoon, while the
president attended the dedication
oxereises at Ktnigrant Spring, an at
tack by Indians on u waon train.
and the rescue by cavalry troops was
re.-illstically portrayed.
Tho presidential special left at r::tn
for un announced nhort visit in l'en
dloton, and then to I'ortlund. where
tho president spoko July 4.
Thanks Association.
Joe Woods, who druve tho Conconl
stuKe that carricil Piesitlcnt Harding
from .Meacliam to tho reviewing
stand Tuesday, and Mrs. Harding
from tho groumU U tho noon lunch
eon, stated today that ho "consider
ed it an exceptional hi.nor to he
privileged to drive the. chief execu
tive of the nation and the first lady
of tho nation to the C'0Ud" and
wished to thank tho association most
heartily for conferring that honcr
upon him.
rous'cVi'i'iHir''
Write llox Wfc
fuiR
i.. I'Klo.
woitmu'.
Oi'pkoiv.
7-5-2tp
WANTKI) T(l RENT Kour or five
room strictly ntnili'tn fumishcil
hou.-c. Call Main 7X8. rcrinaiient.
7-a-tf
WAXTKI Clean cotton
l;ius Mutor Co.
rajjs. Pcr-7-5-11
KOU KKN'T Furnishcil huusokcop
injj rooms, riione 4lt5-li. 7-5-tf
ito llox' fnV), La .biu. V . , i.Ji: o -S , 1 ' V
7; J ' : T v(f' is most superior cf airsherbct, ,. 9
i n...i.. '..in 7.r..if fheso products of a nianufnCUiicr
WANTKD A
ul Liberty drill.
wlio proiluccs wliito fluffy cream that
FOR SALIC liusiuess anil resilience melts so dcliciouxly in the mouth;
property. Plicuo 4-lU-Ii. 7-5-tf Why not try our fountain service anil
bcconio a regular customer. Silver-
DcliciiuiH Ice I ream All fhc Time thorn-Wright's Family Druir Store.
JIailo fresh each day. Always four 7-5-tf
OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTOOOOOOiJOO
SITUATION WAXTFll Younir man
niiirrieil, (visitine; here) wilh)0
wiile business exporienco wants, o
.sternly job with business man neeil
iun helji. 'iiefoiences. Write Ob
server, llox K. An interview will
be appreciated. 7-5-ltp
PAGEANT WAS
ENJOYED BY
PRESIDENT
(Continued from piikc 1)
ies ot ciiisotlcs di'titctinK tho coining
of tlie first mlssioiiurit's, Juson l.eo
Molrl W Arrnrnpv ffir the and his Methodist liuud. Dr. unci airs,
. .. , ', -r J i.Marcus Whitman wlio laid down their
Anti-Saloon
America,
(By the Associated Press)
I IKS JIOINKS. July 6. President
Hard iiB was praised by Wayne U.
... .. . r 1 lo croaa inc D u'l iiiuiiiiiiiiua. ua.icii
of UWheeler of Wash nBton. iiUorncy for ,))t,fm.e h(j prt.sUlcnt un(1 theIcuni0
,,1110 um.-..uu.. " ,the oiit.stundinK pioneers, Uuilnlo UUI
. in h h ii di rcMM before the 29th Inter- .. ....
Here From PorUiuid .
Mr:;. I:d CroH.;, formerly
n. ....11, In l.li t .w.. l,...i,wl 4i. Ietl.ill I
.... ... ,. . (,, rx wr in his address before the
, " , , i ' inational Christian Kndeuvor conven-
oll icon, in jiienrl inir n fow il;ivs hero il'',,l ... . .
viilinjj her son, A. N. 1 huidy und
fnnidy. She attended the Old Ore
gon Trail pageant while In Kustern
Oregon.
lives in the Whitman niusnaere; and
Spauldln party of 1'rtHljyleriuns, and
tho Epibcopaliant) leai by Uiahop
Keott.
A dozen or so covered wagons rep
resented the first train of immigrants
to cross the HI no mountains, passed
lion in session here Wednesday nlKht.
Air. Wheeler's address wus on "Pa
triotism's Challenso for Law and Or
"If the teaehers of our next genera
tion do not witness tho downfall o.
t ir ii orderlv liberty and the rule of ricrht
ljtlK0!. - ,.i..t tha
aim see u riuiuu iu uiniitj v
rule of mtKht. Christian Kndeavor ca!i
Hpokane; Alma Cox, Meredlan, Ida.; - ' , unmillrM , n,o rii..,
l!tt Lake Arrivals
The recent arrivals at 1 lot
Haiuit'rhun ineludo the following:
Judfl Geer, La Grande; J. McCarthy
NEW TODAY '
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tJf.T A black patent leather suit
case, marked 51. K. S. Liberal re
ward for infrrmation Icadinc to its
Vetiirn. Notify M. 10. Schleicher,
tieneral Delivery, Portland, Ore.
7-C-lt
l-'Ol SAI,I0 By owner, business lot
with house, suitable for residence
cr apartment house. Sidewalk and
street improvement in und paid for.
FOR SALE Milk cows. Cull 4:S'.1-W.
7-5-3ti
FOR SALE Dirt. Sec W. C. Kelly.
o-17-U. 7-D-jtp
FOR iR.EN'T Two room furnished
apartment. Electric stove. No
children. Phone 404-J. 130o Jl
avenue. 7-5-tf
WANTED
Position as cook or
IK
rir'rjr'-V
.tH.iiwrwr.'aw.
Milk
For n.'ai.,
lac Jirf.' -S-.
The Original Food-Drin'c for All Area.
Qu'.ckLunchat Homc.OfnccftiKoujitr'ins.
(tTabletforms. Nouriatjins-Wncoolni(.
TSf AvciS Imitations and SSrtitftes
Mrs. Geo. B. Hoyt, l-os Anpeles; Miss
T.ee O'i'aniier. Seattle; Mthel Case,
SuVredian; Mri J. A. Tulley. WulloWa! V1'.""'
and wile, l.oue IMacke;!. of I'arma,
3
7' V
r ft m j-
W .if
0 A'
It.' ', 7 2- MiaiAti i six
f. .;; W WilimQii
A NEW YORK HOTEL
HAS SIGNS IN
ITS ROOMS
READING: .
"Have You Left
Anything"
It should read "have
you anything left" for
its rates single are $8 to
$12 a clay. '
When it costs so much
to sleep in sultry New
York and when at this
store, it costs so little to
be cool as a cucumber
tlie solution to this
weather's problem is
trade at home and feel
at home.
Here is a list of iced
items for tomorrow
they are right out of the
ice box.
Take your pick.
Neustadter Cool Shirts
$1.45 to $5.85
Allen A Cool Union
Suits
95c to $1.15
True Shape Cool Hose
25c to $1.15
Schol-Wil Cool Caps
95c to $1-25
Jantzen Bathing Suits
$2.85 to $7.43
Nettleton Oxfords
$12.00
Standard Merchandise
of Quality
Clint's Clothiery
Witt
eht in his challeiiKO to New or
slate recently when he reminded tlwin
of Lincoln's great pronouncement
that a nation could not remain hulf
slavo and half free, nor can it at this
Statement of the
La Grande National Bank
of La Grande, County of Union,
State of Greeron. shcAvinir the amount
I standing to the credit of every de
positor duly l, 11123, wno nas not
made a deposit, or who has not with
drawn any part of his deposit (com
mercial deposits), principal ct inter
est, for a period of more than seven
(7) years immediately prior to said
;dat.e," with the name, last known
place of residence or postoffice ad
I dress of such depositor, and the fact
!of his death, if knewn.
John Burgoyne, unknown. .. .$8.16
John S. Butner, unknown 1.75
A Combs, unknown 1.10
J. H. Curry, unknown 871
J. W. Eline,. unknown 2.00
FV P. Green, unknown 50
Mra. Edw. Johnson, unknown... 5.00
V. H. Loucke. unknown 1.38
Chas. Miller, unknc.wn 5.00
Al. Ruhnke, unknown 90
Geo- Seeley, unknown 8.00
Minnie Shrader, unknown 1.50
State of Oregon,
County of Union, ss.
I, F. L. Meyers, being first duly
sworn, depose and say upon oath,
that I am the Cashier of the Ia
Grande National Bank of La Grande,
county of Union, State of Oregon;
that the foregoing statement is a full
true, correct and complete statement,
showing the name, last known resi
dence or nostoffice address, fact of
death, if known, and the amount to
the credit of each depositor as re
mviivl hv the provisions ot Sections
10100-10163, inclusive, Oregon Laws.
F. L. MEYERS. '
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2nd day, of July, A. D. 1923.
! II. C. Zurbrick,
' Notary Public for Oregon
My commissicn expires Dec. Ti, 1921.
Kil Carson, John C. Froemont und a
host of others.
Mrs. Harding Cueoml.
The pageant ended, tho Concord
coach again drove tip. Thiu time .Mr.;.
Harding insist rd on riding with the
driver and after being helped to the
high neat rode away while the hills
echoed with applause.
Luncheon was u basket dinner,
nerved by the women of tho surround-
ing country in a big tent. Chicken, j
big red strawberries, Inrge angel food
cukes and roast bear meat wor
among the viands set bel'oro tho vis
itors. The pre.sident then went to tho re- j
viewing stand to deliver his address
In which hepaid tribute to the spirit
and tho achievements of the pioneers.
Pioneer Spirit Right One.
"In this" test of seli-reliant citizen
ship there came the- ranged,-militant, ,
wholsesome west," he declared. ,
'Greater things were wrought; larger
accomplishment!) wn:: recorded, great-1
rr victory was won i it i mik wnuieMuiiie, i . . , (i ii- 4i i.- i . . '
inspiring Individualism than ,wlll ever
attend paternalism or government as-
For Sale
la acres, practically adjoining th
city limits with very good four-room
house, chicken house and park und
bain; about one-half this tract is in
oats, fine stand. The price is only
$1,500.0". Terms: $.i0 cash, balance,
$H5 per month. This Is an exceptional
value and wilt Interest anyone who
desires to keep a few cows, chickens
and garden.
T have a client who has a practic
ally new Podge touring car, run less
than 3,'fi 0 miles, looks as well as the
day it left the factory. Owner desires
to buy a residence, and will pay cash
difference if the property Is priced
rightly, or will assume difference in
price.
Quart of Water
Cleans Kidneys
Take a Little Salts df Your Back
Hurts, or-'Blatddcr Is 1 ' 1
. -.'-Troubling 'You
No man or woman can make a mis-
Sale of U. S.
Army Boilers
G gal 9Sc
7 gal $1.29
710 gal $1.18
8 gal ?1.G9
9 gal $1.89
10 gal. $1.99
F: L. Lilly
French & Greene
Kcady-lo-Wcar anjl Shoes
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SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN
Any breaking out or skin irritation
on face, neck or hotly is overcome
quickest by applying Mcntho-Sulphur,
says a noted skin specialist. Because
of its germ destroying properties, noth
ing has ever been found to take the
place of this sulphur preparation that
instantly brings ease from the itching,
burning and irritation.
Mcntho-Sulphur heals eczema right
up, leaving the skin ciear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
or disfigurement. A little jar of
Rowlcs Mcntho-Sulphur may be ob
tained at any drug store. It is used
like cold cream.
allv. savs a wcll-kiibwiiiiuthority. Lat
1 hig too much ficlf food creates acids,
j which excite thtkdlneys. Tla-y become
j overworked from the strain, get blug
j gish and fail to., filter the wilte and
poisons from the Hood. Then we get
! sick. Rheumatism, headaches, liver
j trouble, nervousness, dizziness, sleep
j lessucss and urinary . disorders often
1 come from slugR'sh kiilneys.
The ifiotpVut you feel a dull ache in
j the kidneys, or your hack hurts, nr if
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
! sediment, irregular of passage or at
tended by a sensation of scalding, begin
drinking a quart of water each day,
!a!so get about four ounces of J:id S.ilts
from any pharmacy; take a t.-iMepoon-
ful in a'g'ass of water before breakfast,
land in a few days your kidneys may act
fine.
I This famous salts is made from the
I acid of grapes and lemon juice, com
; bincd with lithia. and hns been used
1 for years to flush and. stimulate the
kidneys ; also - to help ' neutralise the
acids ".in the system, so thev no longer
catfc irritation, thus often relieving
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is im.xpen-.ive ; makes a
delightful effervescent lithia-water drink
which cvervonc shyndU t.ik.- now and
then to help keep trie i;iiiih ys cieau j
and nctiycriud jJj'Mblvl pure, thcrcliy ,
often avoiding serious kirhuy cnmpliea-
linns. Rv all jncatii .Have. i'ur nlivM-
cian examine your kidneys ' a! least 1
twics a yt.ix.
L
X JJE do not sell
youa Goodyear
Tire and forget you.
If we did, we'd lose
the right to ssrve ns
the authorized
Goodyear Dealer.
We- nro pledged to
see that you get out
of the Goodyoar
Tires you buy from
us every mile of the
thousands built in to
them at tho factory.
A Gfoilvenr Service Station
Deairrt ut Hell anil rci-om-menH
the new Coofiyear
ChtJm viilh the IreneleJ All
W,.ather Tread and back
them up with .(iinj rd
Goitdttc- l x'ica
W. II. ItDIIMONKAMP
C'O.MI'A.NY
AR
"Wc.tora M.U. Vor Wulern Tr.d.'S
MADE UNDEK
The Federal Warm Loan Act
6(! Interest No Commissions No nonua
EaEy Payrr.en',3 Non-maturir; MortKBe
Repayment lJrii!cgco
Writr for Prtrlictdars to
7fce Calsfornia Joint Stock Land Bank
PENDI.!iTCN, CHEGON
Two lots, close In, paved and srwer
all paid for. just off Fourth street.
The price will interest those who de
sire to hulld and live close In, neat
Methodist church.
I have a modern house, practical!
six rooms, two bedrooms, and an In
clowd slf-epint; porch, full basement,
'heatim; plant, wash trays, breakfast
nook, laundry chute., liutlt-ln mirror;
; house built last fall, on paved street,
- pood plumbinir and wlrintr. Immed
iate possession can be given.
Several small houses
on easy payments.
.priced right
Geo. H. Currey
Houghton's
Furniture
Store
SKM-S FOK LESS
Real Bargain in Good
Furniture.
HemsLitehiiiR ami gift shop,
Kvcrythin in the yif t sh"p
line- See our famous Arlimo
Riand stamp pomls of all kinds.
If you are too busy to come
willi your wcrk, phone us, we
will call fur und deliver.
W'v An ppdtr Thome's
tiiiK-riy
I'Hom; nm l IK sr.
II
oeen Ciiy Shows
July 9lh to 14th
Inclusive on Hie
JEFFERSON ST. SHOW LOT
MKIlRY-;0-KOlNl)
FERRIS WHEEL
ANIMAL SHOW AND OTHER
ATTRACTIONS
Don't Forget the Time and Place
Are You Ready for the
Big Celebration
Following Arc a Few Late-Hour
Suggestions:
Flags, all sizes from lc to 50c
Red, White and Blue Bunting, yd 15c
Large Covered Lunch Baskets $2.98
Fancy Market Baskets G9c, 89c, 98c
Paper Plates, dozen 8c
Paper Napkins, per 100 15c
Sanitary Paper Drinking Cups, 10 for.... 15c
Tin Cups, each .-5c
Thermos Bottle $1.25
Paper Lunch Kit $2.25
Paper Lunch Packages : 15c
Tin Spoons, dozen i 5c
Paper Spoons, dozen 5c
Andrew's , Variety Store
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STARTING TODAY
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Produced l)y Allan Dwan, Wlio Made
"Robin Hood"
A Beauty Drama of Love and Luxury
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