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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1923)
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, August 1-1, 1023 I & OREGON WELL JUL, SHOWN IN THE ... r -Iftlft- 1 PAGEANT FILM Good-Bye to Jazz Steps! Collar Attached Shirts Summer time is the time of outdoor pleasure. Nothing is more essential to your play than a cool, comfortable collar-attached shirt. Wc have them here for you in a wide selection. 3g C $1.50 to $6 Wad Beauties of State Set Forth President Harding Seen at Meacham. WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING ? TRY AN ; ji OBSERVER WANT AD OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I,ot those who think they must go to far away islands for pretty scenes, or to the soft ma(fnol.a-la-rtened southland for beautiful moon light nijfhtH hanUh the thought nn'l look to Oretron for every KClting that appeals to one who loves nature 101 motion picture. This statement Is proven by the film now beinc nhown at the Star which depicts not only the VUl Urc- jron Trail Pageant scenes showing President and Mrs. Harding alonK with all who took part in the cele bration a.s well as those who attended it on July 3rd, hut also shows Portland scenes during the Rose show exhibits beautiful settings along the Columbia river, put forth on the screen the successful fishermen on the Deschutes, nnd in fuct brings out the natural beauty of the state in a pronounced manner as well as giving a glimpse of the industrial Oregon. Nothing in the picture pleased the large auuience last night as much as the pictures of the Meacham cel ebration showing President and Mrs. Hanhng in the old stage coach and six horses driven by Joe Woods. 'In that portion of the . picture, people were prominent, in fact it was a picture of the show the three towns put on tor the President and it was a good-show. After these films have beon shown in Eastern Oregon they will be taken eaHt where the people will get lietter idea of Oregon after seeing tlte pictures. i he Oregon Trail picture will be o shown again tonight. "And This Our Life Exempt from Public Haunt Finds Tongues in Trees, Books, in the Running" Brooks, Sermons in Stones and Good in Everything.91 It has been forcibly demonstrated that "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." Play is essential to good health, so every one of us should become a devotee of some special diversion-' i: i FISHING This is the favorite American Sport and the .regular participation in it will hrinff a glow, of health to your cheeks and animate your body and mind. " ,l Buy Your Tackle Here Now. Newlin Drug Co. MAIN 40 I POPULAR 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 o' Ol O o o o o A rpnnrlnr nn 1. i Mtutt nf the QiKvening Observer today, wondering o if the "crime wave ' had decreased o or increased in Union county during Hip .past year, visited the county o jail and discovered several intereat- ling facts facts that would tend to ojhIiow that if the criminals are not O more active this vear. that at least 9,h greater share of them are being olcaplurcd hy the otlicers. o A check of the prisoners in the 2 county iuil this month, to date, shows o that the register numbers J 4. Last 2 1 year at this time only one dozen , olnieh were behind the county bars. O) Further inquiry resulted in ascer oltainitiK that a total of 55 men had o'inhahitated the county hotel dur o.iiiff the period of January 1 to lAug- 0 gust 1. VMS, and that oJ had looked ojout from the inside during the period gjof January 1 to lAugust 1, lrll. 01 I'ive men are in the county jail at o the present time, for various offenses. 5 1 The greater number of man jailed Ojfor violating the laws were convicted 2 of burglary, larceny or "paper hang-o1'"'5-" which is the sheriff's way of 0 indirating the terms .of forgery, Jirheck raising and the like. Moon- ol-binc cases are abo faiiiv numerous. 01 o o o o am: pre' . rfMrW Jazz must go, say the International Dancing .Masters In convention In Now York, buch sedate waltzes as this one, demonstrated by Frank I Norman, of Montreal, Can., and Edith McCrou, of Chester, I'a., are to be 1 the vogue this comlnK season. Bronzes. This form of decoration is verv noDular in larger cities and many people have found it to be the most fnt'inatinjr ol art works- inc possibilities, designs, and eiiccis arc unlimited when workinc with this clay, and hundreds of objects of.voice. a i i. ..t.l i... u ,nuAM 1 This week, Kichardson "J he Art Man" will give free information nnd instruction alone this line of work. See the window at the Richardson Art & Gift Shop. 8-14-5t. Will Teach Piano. Owinj; to the numerous requests made to Kathiecn Campbell for piano instructions she has added that to her. studio work anil in the future she will instruct in both piano nnd 8-11-atp. Box wood, $3.0u.' Call White .rota'ry sewine; machines Kent, Sell and repair, ,r0 new whites for rent &1.00 per month. New Foley Bids. Phone 68U W- 8-H-lm. i' Box Wood Box Wood Put In your winter's supply of good dry box wood now. White 1'ino liox & Lumber Co. ' V- 7-20-lf . Another' new shipment of the verv latest stationery in erray color and the pretty tints as well as white, j iii ii'juvc uui riKcn un im" Alino and nil sUtiouerv is very low fthc quality the very best and style the lntcst" at ' fcilverthorn-WriKhts family Drue Store. 8-13-tf. SHTRI lY'S TODAY and TOMORROW IS. P. SC1IULBKRG presents Daughters of the Rich A fiiisnior Production TD ERECT OIL DERRICKSOON Delicious ice-cream all the time The Uazrlwood ice-cream in bulk, in brick or by the dish all the best flavors ready to serve. Well frozen alwavs, and sherbert that is simplv excellent, open every evening til! 11 o clock at SilvertJhoni-W rights family Drug Store. 8-13-tf. According to l' V. Ktddall, pn-Hl-dcnl vf t ho I nlon 4.'nuiity Oil coni puny. u fonrern recently ortinl'.c'd In ftp'Kon f"r I In? pnnnisc of pnHpiH:(inir lor oil aixl Kits In In ion t-ounty, iui S4-foot Ht-rrtrk L is hcfii nrden-il Trom i a loi-al supply roiopany aii'l will l U-ritfd on tlui ntlr of tho liiltlul well in 1 he Ml. (ilcnn 'ilsirn t. Ito Mihl thu tunings woultl hi hnul cd lo Iho ht'iiiion and ho pee(!i lo jlct tin; conlnul. lor crrt-iinK thu der jiirk within a fi-w days. H If to In a I HtaiHlunl ily, acrordioK lo the prcsi- dt'iit, and thi' reason for Kelocttng t lit? I locution ho (1 lil tor a ir:t. vill In due to a report on I hi groloy of the val ley tniiilo h a Kcolit4iNtsi by Out nanio nr Vitlirs. "While we rnnnot KUarunti-o wn will mrikc oil we tniind to nte the dlnii let an ueennite and thorough lest," fiiui Mr. St'ldall toduy, "Should K in In eooiioerehtl ouatil itiea w tl tatned wc huvi a market, for It. In this alli y the heavy b d of Mdcanir tniiteriiil has laiKi ty been removed o that ilrillint; into the tindi-rly in strati' will not i-i'Minif so cn-at an expendi ture. Also Nome of I he older sedi ment nro exposrd and Htmrhire i-oit- kf'dltloiiH can In u measure be tb teiniln- U e.l. With the nssntiiiue of (icollKUt ;lHeis on the fonnalions hrre we are optimistic about tho out come.' Dressmaking alterations nnd re modeling. Work guaranteed, 1301 Pcnn Ave. 7-28-1 in. '1 TISV A WANT .l (iASTOX GLASS KTIIKI, SHANNON MIRIAM COOPKR RUTH ( LIPFOR11 STUART 1IOLMKS JOSKPHSWHKARI) IJnhemian Special sundaes, today rtt Silvcrthom-Wrinhts soda fountain They nre alwavs open to serve you till 11 o'clock each nicht. 8-8-tf. Main 517. 7-10-tf A WANT AD WILL 1)0 IT Itvnl Silk Hosiery Guaranteed. .'!! colors. 4 pr. $5.50 2 pr. fi.00, Chiffon $1.50. Mrs. Selders, Pop-corn Wagon. 8-lu-lti. Hemstitclilnir at the Art '& Bnliv Shop, Sommer Hotel Bldg. Adv. 7-9-tf. Jazz ilance Wed. Nite Hall. Olsen's Orchestra. at Zubcr 8-13-:it. llox Wood Wo can fill vour onlers now White I'ine Box and Lumber Co., Phono Main 598. 7-28-tf. Box wood, $3.00. Call Main 547. 7-10-tf. School Hooks. You will soon need School Books anil all kinds of school sitpplics. We are now receiving our fall slock of scho(d books, tablets, inks nnd pencils. Silverlhorn-WriRhts fajnily Drug Sloro. X-l.l-tf- Get 6 out of 6 every time with Ansco Speedex Film. In any make of camera it "fits the light." LOANS TO FARMERS MADE UNDER The Federal Farm Loan Act 0'r lnterc.it No CommiMiont No Bonut Lasy Pnymentt Non-matuiinR Mortgage Repayment Privileges Write for Particular lo IBe California Joint Stock Land Bank PENDLETON. OREGON The Largest 'Chain DepartmenU "Store Organization in the World" Msmm 475 DEPARTMENT STORES lYouths Long-Pants Suits j Sizes 15 to 18 Years Since vacation-time, many boys have stepped into long-pants days.' .Wc have the Suits they require. Here Is a Popular Model for School It has a yoke and plaited 'back, open center vent and half belted. I he patch pockets have Haps to button. They are made of All Wool Cassimere 'in crevs, browns and tans the newest patterns. These suits are well tailored and fin ished, choice in quality at these popular prices : $14.75 $19.75 $24.75 SB . a. Ami .wsivt Boys' Serviceable Suits With 2 Pairs of Knickers Whether for school or for "dress up," you'll find your boy's appearance in one of the Suits selected from our dis plays all you desire. We have all the Popular Styles Belted all around, half belts, plain or patch pockets, pockets with flap to button. i All-wool serges, tweeds and ' tancy cassimercs in greys, browns, blues, tans, greens. Each suit is bound to give long, satisfactory service. : Strongly made, well finished. ( Priced Attractively At $6.90 $9.90 :$i2Q .The Largest Cliiiin Department, Stoic Organization in the Work" M 1 iNewims have been supplying School Books and .School Supplies to this generation, and the generation before this. Every year with a sincere desire to serve your best interests. We arc ready as usual. Buying in large quantities and in many in stances direct from the factory, we are able to give you the benefit of low prices. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. J. (;UNMS DAVIS A (iron I 'TICHTI.M; P.I.OOD" Picture ooooooooooooooooooooooooog 1 FIND I IT I HERE ('city for this column in tint In by t0:uo a. in. q o nnooonoooooooooooooooooooo nm .on iiuvo iwvn i.tMiKtiiK i'r. Ait lover will W (It'ltttU'! to have the priwIt'KO ol" IratuinK1 to ilo IVr inn i'hy .lesvo Art Work. Tho liifhiml-on Art & (lift Shop Iuk just mvivtvl a very conipU-lc ;tiH'k of the Itctl Wooi! Ailii-lc in t)e form if Uok riuK, Ciintly !tops, diviir 'mf-. r;tnl!p '.iik.-, sti't li-!:.-. N Lower it m ! New car Watermelons, lb .Jc Cantaloupes, 3 for -JC Muskmelons, vine ripened, lb 13c Large Koasting Ears, dozen c New Crop Clover Honey, 5 lbs. 75c; 10 lbs. $1.13 Slicing Tomatoes, 3 lbs 2oc Fresh Berries, all kinds received daily. Complete stock Fruit Jars and canning supplies. rUOMl'T MOTOK DELIVERY MAiX I!) WHERE THE THRIFTY TIIROXG HOOVERIZED GROCERY j 2 pl;t'(ito- an'l mp n:)irr ohiiM't b e tic co i at eil w i ib the J e.-.-o uu tl i lull
