La Grande evening observer., August 16, 1923, Image 6

' Thui-sdav, August Id 10:
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
page si:
Personal Mention
K- K. Hub of Elgin, w up on
business yesterday anil toiluy.
Wallowa wan represent! nnione:
the truest! at tlie Mnvoy last eve
iiiiiff liy Speed Trump.
Mrs- J. 1). House of North Pow
der, win registered nmnnir the
quests at the Savoy last eveoinp.
Nampa wan represented amonir
the jfiiosts at the 1'oley Inst cve
liiiiR hy C. .McConlor.,
Kntcrprise was represented at the
Snmnier Inst evening I'V C'liax. I).
Jones.
J. U. Pa(rue was umonjr the Jo
seph visitors who were registered at
the Kiley last evening.-
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Kisnr, of Kan
sas were registered among the tour
ists at the Summer lust evening.
Mrs. Klojd CnrpeiUer and little
son Itnhhy, of liaker, are in the
city to sfiend u couple of weeks
with her mother, Mrs. I). A. Phil
lips, uml other relatives and friends.
I,. .M. lioyrf und E. M. Huff of
Walla Walla, are in 'Iji tlramle to
day attending to imsioess matters.
They are reginteretl among the
guests at the Summer.
Mrs. '.. I). I'urkhiser mid rhil
dren of Caldwell, Idaho, left this
morning for Portland after visiting;
:"tr a low days at the Walter Jones
home in this city.
Misses Pearl and Kuth McQuarrie
returned to their home at Portland
this morning after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. 1. J. Underwood for a ew
days.
Enternrise was represented ar
the guests tit the Foley last eve K.irp ''hy'auto and repoH
by Lottie h. .Nessly. enjoyable trip.
Miss Irene Spencer is spending n
few days in liakcr visiting Mr. uml
Mrs. Jay Spencer.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Waiter Pohrman
and son Willanl, returned last eve
ning from Spokane, Iwiston, and
other points of interest. They made
most
I
M. Greulich, Frances A. Greulich
and James A. Simpson, of Pendleton
were among the out of town liusi
ness visitors at the Foley last evening.
Sadie Walls was registered among
the Wallowa visitors at the Savoy
nisi evening. n-,. wn ,i ,.. ,u
II r f tii'i: ,.r .l,,soi,h. is iimnnir '""I1 l nuNOWtl iae
4U vi .i? l I he "." '" I1""' 'utuineii to me
. j fv...y wun unit uieoiMMve.
1 J las havinir ti verv wonderful v.nin.
tion.
I
Karl J. Stacklaml motored to the
city last evening and is spending the
day hero visiting friends.
- He -Proposes a Children's Memorial to His Friend
. , Hi
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..;.5 lira
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, .v.t s r.i
.ramie where tunnelling will mv
j. scir. Klmiuilh KiiIIb lielim lh out
.litttntf olm rr llu work on the col
fll I root I ho Hoolhrro end will ho 111;'
!mviii of much activity.
I From Hie northern eiul Hie in
llilii's und eo,utim.'nt will I"' lonvnril-
e.1 Hiiootili Kniirm- mot Hprlinrilrlrt.
I I'rtwMom Moronic, ol' Hut tsoiilhcril
jr;u'in. him unnonncist lluit ihe en
' Klto-frlOK ici.irlnienl Ia pivimrlnn
iplj,OH for conlno'loin ll Mihmll llds
lor llo- riMlMlroclloii work, olid at (he
!xoi.- lime I lie n.vissorv iicnoisslon
lis licinir kiiikIiI lor iravcrslni; lodliin
!l;m.ls which line iiIoiik Hie room ol"
,lhe roioil.
j ll.sl.l. niTordlog an oullcl for lh.'
i rich reirlon or nreKxm lyinir iirouml
jKltimalh Falls lh' cnlolT. II is aalil,
I will odd In Ihe w'colc w eallh of lre-
mm liy niiiklo some of I lie most
j l nui ii ill moonialn reitlonK of lu
islale aivesslhlc. ,
The Ijidles Aid of the .Ion Kiicllsh
l.onlhi run Church will furnish cnflVe
and cream. The Sunday School na
iler whose auspices Ihe Hally Is eon--ilnclcil
will provide Ice Cream.
Now my good Lutheran people,
lake lime lo nimmuI a pmmllalile on
I well an an cnjoyaliln llay. Is'l Mint
il:it he Sunday August 19, 123.
' In anllcliialloa of meeling Ihe inn
'inrily or the I .iilhcraiiH In Union,
'linker and Wallowa eonnlles, I re
ouiln yours for Ihe Lutheran Church
truly ilcvuteil.
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" i'.h:::n Clienter McDonald has spent five of hie 11 years 8tramil In bed. A year ago Prcscr.t Hardin-;
y : Jliliy uutuimiphet! .l.otirap!i and a meatafe of cheer. Today Billy proposes that the children !
. iita cn.triljut. tln-lr -nines lo liuild a ChlMitn'8 Building as a memorial to his lamented friend at tho
....,::;-. ni.-iniiul i t k Un.liun at Philadelphia. Here he is expialnins his plan to Mis. WinUU'iid Stoatr.
u..erf. at his l.os,.'italhumc in AtlaiiUc City. Mrs. Burner aurted the fund with JlOnO. .. ,
L
UTHERANS TD
RALLY AT PARK
IRAILROAD MAP
OF OREGON IS ,
CHANGED TODAY
Lutheran Rally to Be at
Riverside Park Sunday,
August 19, Is Announcement.
Mrs. Tom Williamson drove down
from I.add Canyon this mornlna- and
transacted business in l,a Grande.
homrin, ri;7nisrane;Zm,rte;; I
spending the day in the city shop
ping and visiting friends.
Misses Anno Kramer and I.ois
Iloyeo left this 'morning on No. 24
lor linker e they will pcnd a
few days visiting. ' 1 1 IUWL
ther, Mrs. Jas. Iove; her sister,
.vi rs. l alista Khoemake,
Proctor, 4ier nephew.
and Junior
Mr. anil Mrs. It- W. Katendah!
and son, Dick, stopped over in I.a
Grande for a short time with friends
this morning on their return to IJu
hois, Idaho, from Kenniwick. Wash-
Miss Helen (lubler of Santa Clara, , M ik , W",Sh;
tah, was in .a (irnn.le a few days ' fl "hr.G. K-iterndnhl acted
TlUih
1 his wer.- in the interest of the Cur
tiss Publishing company.
as all American Legion delegate
the convention held there.
Mrs. W. .lank ' and sou ? vie,
T,ydia M. Hug and nieco, Olenu'
Fine, spent last Sunday at the Sinn
home on Pumpkin Itidgc.
John Rohinson and Harry Price
motored to Wallowa lake last eve
ning, attending the dance held in
the branch line club hou.se.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Harvey, who
make their homo at Enterprise, arc
in town today attending to husi
noss and are stopping at the Foley-
llelma Anderson left this morn
ing for coast points, where she will
spend some lime, before returning
home- 1
Mr. and I.W rs. Cieo. Dolbow of tfiis
city, are spending a few days at
the homo of their daughter, Mrs.
Carl Keltz of Staikey.
Cecil Txivell and C. H. Wagner of
K'iiererise, are in la Crnnde today
attending to business interests anil
are registered at the Foley.
Many Dairymen Expected
IEAI ACREAGE
ILL RE LOIR
Reports from Farmers Indi
To AKpikI Varit'ir Mlwiur : bv
: gathered by the department of tig
Many dairymen and olliers llcllve- ricultiire.
ly Inloreslcl In ,llry proilucls Iron, I 11 ,n ."'luftion of ir..5 per cent
slatVs lhronulio.it Ihe coooi. ,,. ,.v. 'actually is made tlus year in the
necli il I,, mi.,.,. i ihn it,-, i i mown acreage from last year
Pennsylvania, 08 per cent; Ohio, -of which has heen ordered to proceed
1111; Michigan, KB; Indiana, X3; Mi-j following ilu- decision of the covern
nois, 81); Missouri, 75; Xebra.4:a, ?"i;jm.-nt to drop the til i;r:il inn over tin
Kansas, 80; Texas, 82; Oklahoma, I Southern Pacific conlrol of the Con
7S; Colqrailo, (1(1; Washington, 105; Ural Pacific.
allother states, .). j This cap of about i:o miles tic-
tween tlahrldgc on .the norlh lo Kirk
Two l''lltal Ai''idciits in lilaho. Ion the sooth, will complete the line
IDAHO FALLS. Idaho. Autr. 1H. ibetween Klamath Falls and the
Two fatal accidents are reported from i Southern Pacific's main line south of'
Ihe St. Anthony country over tin :KiiKene. (
week-end. Cecil Itrower. I II, fell from I Southern Pacific, officials plan to'
,.- 1 - llnfti'inoii in tVirt 11 "agon. alighting upon a bolt, extend Hit roadhcad northerly from!
.aico ii.n ui.uv. ""V .which p. net nil d his hack, resulting1 Kirk with as much speed as possible!
acreage tO Be bOVVll ln'in l.ulli. Itowanl the Nummit of th Cuseado:
Wheat. i ' '"' ' l-yac-old son of Mr. and Mrs.l
Itrown of Sand Crt -k was smuthereo j "
WASHINGTON, Aug. 111. A re-1 "'"","";'"',..' ,,., .,..!
.1....1: r l-.r. ,l ,. 7 177 fllK I i""j"u-
..uunwii i ...... 'younger hrolhers alteinpled lo lllg
acres, in me uc,eaKe o u ' ' ,,,, ,, , ,,.,, , ,,aeli I lie body
WINI.I.M' Wm.'IlU 111 1.1 N1II, l iinm.tii.t:i , Hnn.
iu n.'iiuiin iniiii ihiiiih"
Vrt,, vnr frl..nl ii ro rnrilliillv
Inviuil to atwinl ih l.ulhorun Hiilly
n-M Sun. lay amies n' it. ijoksiuii.
Thin- will In' a short nirvice at 11
a. in. with pleniy of sineinjr after
which u joint ilinnt'r will lit' sorw.I
hy I In- hulics. Kuril family Is rc
itnatt'l to hrhip lunt-h choueIi for
thtMns'ivos. A Ion;; table will bo net
up in Um pavilion in acronlancf with
tlu- ooii olil country fashion whom
all ntfiy fnt at otic
j 1'OItTI.AN'n, (Mo.. A ilr. HI. (A. V.)
.The railway map of Or.oti uialor
I iroca a hIIktIiL change today through
the elliulnatlon or that rtrelch -of tho
(inffon Trunk lint) of the Hpoknnf
'ortlanri & Scattje railway, between
South Junction and .Meloliun, Ore.,
Thirty mllcH of tho line will 'be
abandoned, eliminating th" I owns of
'oteinan, Mecca, Vaneru ami I'elton.
The (ircMroii Trunk line and the t'tro
tfon -Washington .V: Navit?athin com
pany will jointly operate over th!
hitter's track! between South Junc
tion and Metollus, a more direct roul
than the line which in heink aband-A
oncil. Tracks of Ihe abunilonea Hue
are to lie torn up. il has been uu-
inoumvd. Mad ran beoouiiH u joint
jdivision poinl under llio new arraiiKO
ibient. Of the approximately hundred
and fitly miles-between tho Cotumhl.t.
river and Jlwul uhout half i now
i operated jointly by the two rondn.
the J'acilic
Slope Hairy Show lo be held at (ak
liintl. October 'JU lo Nov uiIh i- :t, jn-
ClUHIV
would nmke a tolal sown acreage of
about :;9.200,000 acres, compared
with U!.;t7!),000 acres acuially sown
Tlie exhlhll al Oakland will follow ''" full, of which :m,7rb,000 at-res
me .-auonai uairy Show at Syracust',
N. Y and will In- Hin. Just prior
to the f'acirie Intflinatloiial Mvesltiuk
Show at I'orlland, Ore. A number of
delegates will participate In the Ihree
nil Mictions, according to reports re
celved by Houlliern I'aell'le oi't'lelals.
The 1'lllc jbjijie exhibit will be
helH in the civic, auditorium or Oak
land, facing Kalte Merrill. Arrange-im-nlH
are being made for more Hum
I no exhlbils of dairy products, dairy
machinery ami of educational agen
cies, ns well ns county disphivs.
wore liar vested and the ro.st aban
doned-
Keport on rye acreage indicate a
reduction of !) per cent. Tho acreage
sown hi't fall is estimated at r,li:i-l,-mid
the reduction indicated would
leave a total acreage to 'he sown
thin autumn of 4t7"il),000. The pre
war ( 1!KW-I!li:t) annual nereis
sown was 2,r(!'2f000.
'I'lin ii.tnntln.l unKJltifr nf Willi PI
wheat, this fall in the important pro-j Southern Oregon is to be m ule possl
ducinK state.;, given in percentajro of j bin through the Natron cut orf of ihe
iicre sown lat fall, follow;; Southern l':iciflc ra1iw:iy coiiMtrhctinn
Natron Cut-Off of Southern
Pacific Railway to Open
Up New Possibilities in
Southern Oregon.
E. O Hundley of Twin Fulls, Ida., i
vns n"'o"e the out. of town husi-1
fitss visitors nt tho Sommer last
evening
The court house force was aKree- j
ahly Ktnprised to see John Striker I
walk into their midst recently. Mr. I
Striker has heen quite ill for sev-;
eral weeks and Fred Huffman has
acted as deputy sheriff in his place
fluiinK the illness and cnilvaleence. i
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The Straight Lines
of the
New Jlotles
Arc Gracefully
Achieved By
Wearing
I-'roiit InT ('orseli
Never have the styles called o
Inilstently for lima that are
traight mitl lender. "Lu C
mllle" worki wonders In gently
persuading aurplua flesh Into
fashion allhoueiie makea your
Itown a ainooth-flttlng aucreaa.
You'll love the new nioduls of
"I a Cainlll" giving you tha
lines and buoyancy of youth.
I.ow-toppod nJ of dainty fab
rication tightly boned but via
Into only In their benefits.
Ho fitted to your individual
model of "Ia Camilla" and en
joy a youthful fluuro and k flei
llila ease that Is delightful.
A complete Mo of tha lateat
models always on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
The Dowser Who
Flivvered!
Mysteriously guided hy the hehavior of a willow wand,
sometimes a "dowser" the water-wizard tells where to
dig a well which really yields water. Then much ado is
made over the feat. Hut who ever heai-s similar noise
about the dry holes, dug when tlie dowser flivvered?
Now and then, possibly, it happens that peopl" buy
wisely without heed to advertisements. Put the chances
are against any one having such luck ! ,
It tines not "just happen'' that advertised values are
.invariably genuine buying opportunities. They must bp,
because they are openly offered to every one who reads
fixHit them. :.u:.t!M&3
Advertised value must be true value. Else it could not
keep on being advertised to a public so keen ami critical
as this public of ours.
READ TIIK ADVERTISEMENTS
TO HE RID OF (Jl'ESSWORK!
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made. g V (di? W time from 10 A. M. until o
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Heads Up!
JI TIE was one of our savings eustomei-s. He strode along
I 11 with his head up, his chest out, a light in his eyes. He
j I was alive with confidence.
! ' His deposits had just passed $1000. A thousand all
j his!, No wonder he was confident.
I You can do the same. Five dollars a week will bring it
j in less than 1 years. Start now and stick to it. The first
thousand in I? ' years and (1 months.
United States National Bank
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