londay, August 6, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
t
Local News In Brief TECH SCHOOLS
. iinTcnpnpiiiin
. COMING EVENTS It
IX Am fl . Lrn. i
' at Riverside Park. tt
r Sept. 2B-20. Union Count Vn1r tt
at Elgin. " n
It D 8 D n It 8 tt B a
Ill front .Miiiani-
Umihs Conkey camo In from SIU
nam Saturday night and is snrndiiiK
h few iIhir win, f..)..ti.-..u
-
iNew liaby Son
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis are the
nroud parents of a son born August
2. Mr. and lllrs. Davis live near
the Bowman-Hicks mill.
Attiiiiltl I'iinic Yestenlay
'. K. Hhort and fumil and I'. 11.
Kcrunlon and family attended a pic-
nlc yesterday in the Dunham Wright
grovo' at Medical .Springs. It was
given In honor if l'rof. and Mrs. Ad-
am Miller of Hrooklyn, X. Y. who urj
tourlliL' lh. west
Tltkine Vacation
l.lss Clo Taylor, an employee of
Hill's Department Store, is taking-;
ner vacation tins week.
Marriage License Issued
A inarriag-e license was issued ,
from the county clerk's office Satin-(
day to L. L. McKennon and Alice.
Beckwith, both residents of this city, i
Married at Vancouver ,
' Harold li. Fosner, postoffice clerk ' .
of this city, and Miss I,illie '-Vi'on-1 ' , . . ...
tag-ue, of Roosevelt, Wa.hin.tonJ , - ; ,;'-"
were united in mamaKe at Vancou-,,,, ,.,. comllljo8 , . r !Vv .
ver, Washington, rnday, AurusD a.:(l,.llin(!. , Tw0 lmrr.u,rl, yho ,lnBl8tc3
Visiting Brother- I"" ;u,1 I'sonal difference will,
xr i t-i -re 1 i i c I u I i I n k swcmls revived a roccltir'
Nolan Skiff who s employed on wnt.h Uu, 'upneared
d newspaper at La Grande, Ore , is , ,.mlcnlous even in the eyes of the
w n'-' -r eTt," v '.Vs ' '"rini " ho still maintain that there
W- R- ikuf. The Lmmett Index. Bonu, , s ,
NtinCahfornia-
m . uu iu . xva, runt), ;B, ,. f .r nllHllhi? .Imrt of
residents of this city arc now at the c M ri.illloI1 und onu w,.1(,,.
Presidio in California where Mr.' , lla ri,viVil hlla .
Bar ey is in the avia ion corps. Mrs.'lhlll lu.w l.0(ll. ,,, rl,wril)0 ,(
barley was formerly Miss Helen l.1.0nU.r!1 , only tilku 1)lllC(. , ,,.
Currey. jdevaslhted regiiffis, close to a battle-
i r il mml f i:j ' field or in a military Cemetery, "i'ew
In tollege With toolidge- jur(. . mlV(,riiiirU,s.. h(, wu)
The college days of President Ca -ilai.lnK woo,le cru!ltH.s of nmnv
ym Coolidgc are rccalic.t by I!cv. Al- ,..r,,u.h,n, knic, in , mos, for.
fred Lockwood, pastor ot the mM lhl. (hl(., )n hlslory
will not find
Church of the Redeemer. The two .,,. own n,ulrr(, liclolra Iim, u
uiieni eu-concgu Bi. -i.iu.eis., iie
dent finishing in 'D,5 and Rev. Lock-j
wood in 'ilfi. Rev. Lockwood recalls :
wood in 'IKi. Rev. Lockwood recall
Coolidge as a fine fellow who was; Warns or Japanese Invasion.:
most popular with his classmates. KYD.NKV, N. s. w.. Aug. il. Ayill
Pendleton E. Ore. j itini M. Hughes, unt'l recently, pre-
,niii'i- ol Australia, believes that ttome
Father and Son Outing ,, idnjv Ihe surplus pop'iilutlon of Jnpun
The fiilhcr and son outing of Uie may come knocking at the 'doom of
L. D. S. church will he held this Australia, m-ekint,' relief from the
week, Wednesday, Thursday and Hiarvation that has compelled llic'u
Friday about twelve miles up Catli- to flee from their ovei-crowded iBland
crine Creek. This outing inclules empire. And. if this docn happen,
Baker, Union, Mourn Glenn, Cove Australia can hardly bid them be
,and La Grande and about one hun- gone If .she still lack;., people.
dfed und fWeiify-flfe iti'e' expLcteil fn lMir. Mr: ItuKncsVrVm-s lnhnWr
participntc. Those going from here' tide in the Sydney Telegraph, it he
will lenv the tabernacle at 8 o'clock hooves Australia today to redouble
Wednesday morning and will spend tier efforts to till her vacant spaces
three days fishing and having a good ;
time.
Hn.,,1 In Phiv
The Pendleton CowboV bantl.L
which has for years been a favorite
ivill, l?,.n,l-IIn fans, has been en-!
..n.r,.,! to i.Ihv for the three . lays'
show this wear as usual. The inem-
t.n.... r il,A l..,n,l whieh is kpnwn
the official band, will wear ccwj1"1'11!' a motor bus line between San
i..... ..,.,. ,i will be mounted 1 I'Vancisco an'd the Oregon line as n
.Music for Happy Canyon will be
provided by the Seventh Infantry
band from Vancouver Barracks. It
is the official Happy Canyon band.
They will play also at the Round
Up and on the street. Pendleton E.
Oreg.
;'
Micrurii 'yrrN
Valurf.nl C!o:hr
. THERE ARE SEVERAL WAYS OF
LOOKING AT ?30.
One way is this: It will gather 3 per cent interest
in a hank while you arc gathering 20 per cent in
crease in the shade.
OR; Invested in a cool (Michaels-Stern or Rosen-wald-Weil)
suit it will stop the whews give you
fewer troubles and more style than you have ever
known in this w eather.
Look at it any way you like but look at them.
Wonderful Values wonderful clothes make a won
erful difference in a roasting man and his french
fried pocketbpok.
55 MICHAELS-STERN SUITS LEFT
In light summer-weight Cashmere suits Rosen-wald-Weil
2-piece Gabardine suits, Michaels-Stern
light Worsted suits. ' Our Regular Prices $29.85 to
$51.85.
SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST AT 20 PER
CENT OFF.
(lint(
"THE STORE WITH A
Hot Lake Arrivals
' Jane Cochran, Portland; Ceo. T.
Cochran, La Grande: A. D. Bloomer
p.. ', ?... '' l ''V., ,V A Thomas,
, I. V: -""'"7: ""'""u .
r;iH,;,M, p ,Ty'l x 7 " w ,"sl "' iiBliieerlnis tly and rcanllcd
tocniuii, Portland; Mrs. J. W.', hl., .,... n, (,nrii , ,,,
I0U11K, fcnlorprise; Mrs. C- Kruirrier,l,urhu.ia .eilrtnienla of American
j oiuam ; Miss Alice Kea, Vina, A a.;
iv. J . bindsnavv, Vincent; L. Un.ler -
' "J11 fi Welkesboro, Ore.;
urutisnaw, vinceni, ure,;
iMrs. ( L. Lnreson Ii (ii-ani e I.en .i
: , , , -
.u. t-MIK, ues Moines, la.
( lor greater" importance and In greater
l rimn The Dalles ldcmun.1 that during the period from
family drove np j lit t & to laso. The 195U cnroliiiient
fro1" 1 '"' "'llk'3 Satunlay to visit rel-Iwas nearly so percent greater than
jailves over Uie week-end, and toduvjthat of 1013 and lau."
J Air. Koley is attending to huslnessj Kigures assembled by Allen Bright.
ni,.lti rs eonneeted with numerous registrar, und W. I'. Kittmen, profes-
I1'1'1-''8 Properly which ho owns imsor of mechanical engineering, both
'Jl li,unde and the valley. I universities und institutes.
' "al,v-i which Is owned
lV Mr' ls ,lo'"B ' good business1
"" M historic town on the Col- I
"'"'"a is Improving right along. Jt
is locale,! at the mouth of the Colum-
.bia gorge und all traffic goin to and
ifrotn e.ist and west in Ihe state makes
that city a stopping place
F
' -(?
, , otlu,r-8 arms."
w:ii men and women of tho white
"it i
M"1"1' ' "'K"".
WX .KIIAM'IW'K, August ti.Tho
Inlerslute .Motor Transit company op-
."rating in Washington state, applied
te the slate railroad commission of
a 1 1 1 orn la louay tor authority to es-
necessary unit in the proposed lint
bclween .San l-'r.incisco und Seattle.
Wheat' I'rh-cs,
. POKTI.AM', August li. Hard
wheat was St. 05 and Western itcd
'!" cent', today.
0
HONOR REVIVED
jgTHlEJ
CONSCIENCE
hui uu i u uuin
NKW YOltK, Auk. li. Tho liltollnn und tho routo solwcted does not
!rMt.t c
war, inmost exclusively u con-
of science und eiiKiueerliiK. K;ivu
a tiomwulous ininctus to nubile int
ColleKes. according to statistics just
K.llhlr(.t, for .M,.c,m,.u, .;,1Bleerliiir.
official journal of thu American So-
or .,.ri1,iniP., Kndnn
... L, ...
Says that publication, "were engineers
1 .m-ut in uie nisiorv oi ine worm, i
.ONDON, luly, ls.(Uy Mull.l-
iwo-inirus 01 the noya reared in I .on- I
don cnler casual trades, as unskilled !j
iiiuor uiiu snoptucn, und only 13 per
cent of (hem enter the skilled trades.
These figures, which have been
prepared in Interests of a cauipulKh
to furnish cre.ttei- leeli nl,.l ...I ...... ...... i O
for London's youth, aro said to ho.
higher in unskilled und lower in
skilled trades than any other large
cily in western Kuropo or America.
This i:; the result of, insufficient
technical, training .centers, und Ihe
poverty among the lower classes,
which forces the boyo to work at verv
early ages.
Tho campaign which hi belng
bnckcil by many welfare organlza-
lions will attempt to arouse interest
in the establishing of training centers
throughout Kngland.
SUiNDAY WAS .
A DREARY DAY
OF SAD JOURNEY
floral pieces and buiHlus of wild
blossoms, to lie placed beside tho ier
in tho last tar, where repreHentativca
oi the urmy and navy stand Buard.
Tho funeral train entered the stalo
of Wyoming early Sunday near Kvan
dton, passed out or that tate early in
the arternoon at IMne IJIuflu, and
then entered Nebraska to pawi oiit
:r that state curly Monday inornin
CMiiaha. Iiinimw Ialil ut Chtvciiiie. .
Sti-oiiK men from the plnimi " and
women accustomed to the irlalM of
ihe old west, wept HhumelosHly u tho
runcral train stood at Cheyenne.
Standing at Attention a:i llio .train
drew Jnto, the slutton were the troops
from l-'ort UtiHMe(l und behind, them
Hie faiiio people a little more lhan a
month uP;o welocmcd Mr, and Alro.
Hardin;,- with cheers ami mule.
Sunday, there va;i siieneq instead or
-heert: and instead ol" "hail to the
chid"." a cuvalr. band Sunday, wr-
lered "Cltopin'ji Funeral March1 and
i verse of the "SLnr HpanKlvil Dan
ner" in soft tones. Then a:i the train
moved away so slowly and silently
that its motion was hardly prrt'Cplltil"
10 llioKe aboard, the cavalry
sounded ".Nearer My tJod to Thee,
Almost at the sumo instant. thW
ln-aven;; lioonied n saluto of lluindet
and the dark storm cloud;! wero part
ed by the sharp tires of liht iiini,'.
I hen came the rain an though tho
heaven;! were weeping with the peo
ple of rhcyenne, who. undeterred by
iho storm, stood sib-nt in the rain
until tho train had departed in thu
distance.
Illy of llm-ilin- Will Not IJc in
State M i '('In tubus.
On Iloanl Miirdiiiff Kuneral Trai:i
it Sidm-y. Neb, (By Ihe Associated
I'l-es:!.) Tint body of Iho late I'resi
b iit llardiu wilt hot Ho in state, in
Just before school bejrins.
Aujrust . will soon he over, anil
'jack the youngsters come to the
otnhijiation fun and work at school.
Why not hefrin picking up the many
little needs of your children before
September when the busy days ure
!ome. You will find a nice line of
'ehool supplies of every description,
tnd a irooil line of school books will
c in stock by September 1st. . Sil-vcrthorn-WriKhts
family Druir Store.
8-3-tf.
NEW TODAY
"OK SALE Well established hotel,
with pome housekeepintr rooms, do
inj? pood business. Apply Darland
Hotel. K-li-0tp.
WANTED Woman cook
I'hone Farmcr.s 5x2.
on ranch.
8-G-tf.
FOUND 'Bargains in dressers, hcls,
sprinss, mattieses, dining chairs
at Houghton's, . opposite Thrn's
Grocery. 8-7-:Jt.
LOST Saturday niuht, lailies' purse
between Z avenue ami Crescent
Meat Co., on Spruce street, con
taining $18.20. Liberal reward.
Finder return to Mrs- J. H. Miller
itig, MHi't East O avenue, or rail
:jl2-V. 8-U-ltp
HELP (WANTED Earn $2((.00 week
ly spare time, at Rome, addressing,
mailing, music circulars. Send 10c
for music, information. Amer ran
Music Co., KJ')8 Umadway Dept.
Ii-15, New York City. 8-G-(itp
WANTED A jcirl or woman for
general housework. 'Mut have ref
etence. Small family und go.nl
wages. Address W, care Observer.
8 f-if.
WANTED One or two rooms ren-
trally located, .-.uitable for studio
and sleeping pu ?7oscs. Unfur
nislied preferred. Drawer H'-i.
8-G-tf.
' FOUND-Manges nil -Moves, kitr'npn
! rabit-ct.-, ru.-, buffets, library
i tabloK. Hatgniti'-' at Houghton's
l oppu.xite Thorn's Grocery. . 8-7 -at.'
LONDON STARTS
TPiinr PAMDAinM
tho cupltol at Coliimbu.x, cv. iiiiUaj
prcmnt plans arc chuiiKwl, and it Ik
not proliulile that tlicy will be. A ru-
quo-t that Ohio b allowed thus U" H!" CUch I,,"1,t tr" "
. , ., . .otiotK. 8-ll-tf.
tionor ltn dlstttiBulshcd native son lma j
been mado by tho stale government, i
Mrs. llardlni; is firm In lid" intention
,to Bo direct from Wushlutrion to Mar-
,,,,.,, rvliinibu8.
. Iu;.i
' John M. Gllklson.
John. Jr. and licrt
Kr
ami suns,
'Pluirsdiiy
left
lovcilliw for their mlniliK chii.us in
; Kusl Kaulc. when. they will s,,en,l a
inontk worklne their holdings. The
iOilklsoho havn lonK been worklni;
those' claims and If, faith counts fur
anything they will some, day find
real streak of pay dirt, at least thev
have indications of the coveted icdiv
and are anxious to uncover it.
The two things that serve best to'ut Zuber Hall. Saturday.' Auirust 4.
reconcile one to existence ure sound 8-2-3t.
religion and .corn on the cob.
' I Those who are troubled with dand-
A diplomat is much like a philan-ruff or itching of the scalp, or fall
thropist. It is his business to bene- ing out of the hair will certainly
fit one crowd at the expense of an-.welcome the news that Silverthorn
other. Wright's Family Drug Storo is offcr-
ling. tA really efficient relief anil
There is on nice thing about being I permanent cure from these trouble-
poor. The attejrnting physician docs
not think an operation essential.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'
FIND
IT
HERE
o
Copy for tills column must bo
In by 10:00 a. in.
dooooooooooooooooooooooooo
. Vacation i)ays.
When on your vacation you pot
some pood pictures with your ko:i:tk,
some that you wiM wish tu keep to
remember the vacation by. Take your
tfood negatives to- Richardson,'' the
Art Man" and have them made up
into beautiful tinte enlargement.1;,
suitable for framiiiK'. Such p'ctures
will add to the beauty of your home
and help you to remember the joys
of vacation days. HichaidMon's Art
& Gift Shop. , . 8-G-3t.
The very first impression that any
letter conveys is . tho imprc.irion
made by the tiuality of statimery,
that if why careful correspondents
like to select their paper from Kil-verthorn-Wrijjht's.
Larije and com
plete stock and their prices are al
ways the best. 8-(i-tf.
UOX WotKl , .
We can fill your orders now
White Pine Box apu, Lumb?r Co.,
Plume Main 598., ' 7-28-tf.
Windshields and Side ; lasses
Wintlshiclds and .wide j;laSics foi'
every make of car correctly fitted.
Only the best Rfade of poli.sltcd!
plate used on all jobs,. One hour ser
vice at Richardson's A & Gift Shop.
8 6-at.
DressniakittK aiteraipiut. and re
modeling. Work guaranteed, 1301
Penn Ave.. , ,. ,, ' 7-28-lra.
Don't do 'without drug's just be
cause it's too warm to come down
town. Phono Main r 40. Newlin
Drug Company. ' S-2-3t.
The wonderful sale1 of IIu:-.ehvood
tft ,.nr tt,( Af-:.-t.l '..
?
..m""'.'!''''"."''!' "ruB Store are .serviat; at
rneir sotia lotlntnin is hrronun
Goody
l ill
Standard Goodyear quality. Full oversize. Flat tread
effective Non-skid design. Made of highest quality ma-
lerials throughout.
W. H. Bohnenkamp
inure popular- each tiny. Why iiotj
Iwoinc a customer of the best of i
all- ice creams anil sherbets.
incir
Ifrvrybudy Liken Candy.
CV.ndy at the Newlin Druir Com-
l,llly -"ways clean, Iresti ana
i '
Box wood, $3.00. Call
Main D47.
7-10-tf.
Hcautiful cut class water sets in
lilfht cut 1-2 patterns, six (rlusses
and jUR, cut in two different de-
siKns. Sets completo for $2.75 and
f..-r. They are open stock patterns
so if you break a glass you enn al
ways replace it at Richardson's Art
& Gift Shop. S-B-ISt.
"Blue Hoozior Blues" will be play
ed bv Olson's seven-niece orchestra
some disorders. it is called
Germicide und Dandruff Eradicate!'.
Better try it, the price is only 75c a
bottle. 8-6-tf.
ol MEDIUM BROWN 1IAIK looks
best after a Golden Glint shampoo
5 Adv. 7-Zl-tf.
YOUK CREDIT
IS GOOD
We Charge No Interest
NEW PERFECTION
Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens
THERE'S no smoke and
smell to malce'disagrce
ableworkofcoolcing.withthe New Perfection Oil Stove.
Clean, intense heat drives
directly against the utensil v
and the flame stays where
,you set it.
We'll be glad to demonstrate
how easily you can regulate
the New Perfection for any
sort of cooking. Wehavethe
New Perfection Oven also
and ;t bakes perfectly.
CARR'S
ear
Special Prices
For .thirty days only, beginning Monday, July 80, and
continuing to August 2SUi, the following prices will pre
vail :
ON
Size
'.Wx'.W'i Clin
aox.'JV'. s. s. ...
32x:3i S. S. ...
31x1 " S. S
:52x 1 S. S
3.'!x l S. S
axo
FOR
Quality, Service
Hazelwoo.1 ice crcnin in brick
form, a quart to a brick a. pint' in;
i-v orick this is a most attractive
, fVlln 'UUljty f C,T""!
always ready for you till 11 o clock
each niht at Silverthorn-WriKhts
family Drug Store. 8-3-tf.
When you want to jrivo your
friends a real treat lend them to
Silvorthorn-WrtKht s
Store fountain and order
one nf those evriuisitn oruhiro sher-
IbcUs or u fruit uuut sundae or order
sent to your homo u iuart brick of
lcP cream that you may cut and
rye in pretty slices 1 hey keep ;
thr fountain open till 11 o clock,
fieii,y fni.i;.. i uvy ftwrj,
each night.
8-U tt'.
Box Wood Box Wood
Put in your winter's supply of
good dry box wood now.
White Pine Box & Lumber Co.
7-20-lf-
.Notice to Debtors.
All persons knowing themselves to
ho indebted to tho undersigned are
requested to call ut my office and
make settlement tor thlcr aecount
The Reflection
Perfection
STAR
TODAY AM) TUESDAY
JOHN GILBERT
in
A
h!1
"California
He risked untold dangers to protect his sweet
.heart, but she did not know, could not under
stand until the revelation came.
- also . . '
b015i5y vernon
' TN ' .-..:
il .' t tft'TIS THE IUJLL"
i! A Two-Reel Christie Comedy.
Cord
tires
-at-
WINGI'OOT CORD
Hi.e
:mx i s. s. ...
:!2x l':! s. s. ...
Slxll's S. S. ...
3lxl',i S. S. ...
nijxf) s. s. ...
Hlxf) , s. s. ...
,f:!(i.l.3
$11.!).")
11.10
17.70
l!),l."
2i..';r
22.0.')
s. s
and Satisfaction
prior to Auirust 10th. 192:1. Their
prompt remittance will be kimlly op-
, prcciateu by me.
Dr. A- N. Mayville::
-l-6t. ;;
Modern dunce at Zuber hall Weil
nosday night, Auk. 8. 8-G-Ut.
Germicide and Dandruff Eradlca-
Katnily Druitltnr (toen to Davenport, Iowa: Sil
rder for them Iverthorn-Wriirht mall me 2 bottles
nf vonr (;ni-mtciile nmi Diuidruff
;Eraicator. It is a treat nrenaration.
I It stopped dandruff and fullinpf of
my hair in a month. I want this
j mr my nei;iioi'i . I'.uuiunvH is f.vu
Tor m;
fur su
saine- bcott lilockwell, Daven-
port, Iowa.
7-30-tf.
Box wood, ?U.0O. Call
Main 647.
7-10-tf.
Hemstitching at the Art & Baby
Shop, Sommer Hotel Blilg. Adv.
7-9-tf.
Cantdloupe Sundae
Try them at Silverthorn-Wrijrht's
soda fountain which Ms open till 11
o'clock each night. ' 8-2R-tf
' Onyx Hosiery
"Pointex"
mh- v. i. rt. of.
French & ,
Greene
Romance
22.70
27.00
28.31
2S.07
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;35.2'J
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