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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1923)
Friday, August 81 ,1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING - OBSERVER Local News In Brief TUE OLD HOME TOWN . .By Stanley t n f COMING EVENTS tt tt M !1 t3 ri tt when we net tired of Cali- , lUIUItt V(3 Will come back home." 'S8f;n20-" - Pe'""eton " California in is Here Tiring of Kaslern Oregon twenty , Kouml-Un. H Rt 0K.9Q TT..: n II it Elirin y 'r 'Pilrs "B" "Uncle" Charley Smith It 8 tt tt n 11 it it b n J: sold bis business m Baker and re- ; moved to Southern California. He i 'yT"- - - -ww. isoid out there a few years aKo anil I Visiting Here 'since that time has been running ' Mr. and Mrs. J AT SI,,,, .I'nrnnml r...ii(. tliA i..,tiiii-v Hp it. daughter of Walla Walla are visit-'"' La Grande just now visiting Mr. ; ing at the home of Mr. and Mis.'?nd Mrs- Harlev Smith. While he ; Frank Jackson on O avenue. lis an ardent California man he still '' ' , 1 SPPS n In! nf mm-il in tlip t-'iistevn Will Harnrten Improving Oregon country. mil Harnden, son of Giles Harn den and wife, is recovering from an -jpperation on his knee which was penormetl at the Hot Lake mnalnr. -jium a lew nays ago. Puis on Ni'w While Tuirk Slime The Miller Stui.je Lino company of Baker duia purchased a new White truck for their run from Haker to J Cornucopia niul today one of their .Vacationing for Two Weeks (drivers pusstd tiirollKh i.u Grande j ' . IS. L. Uli-lson and fuiully sl:u ted this ! w'"' ,hu ,K'W ''" which will he in ' morning for const points lo be gone 8Lalll'd In the service from linker to- for about two weeks on their annual monow' ' ' ' vacation. . Obituary Returns from I'orlland Nolan Skiff, United Slates Com mieiioner for this district, arrive home yesterday from Poitland where he spent a couple of days at- juuMig iu ousmess. MRS. J. P. MULLEN ''fiLi-iu ,.. ... TTT".. 1 Death came to 'Ails. J. V. Mul- -Oak and Boy Visiting Kelutivcs- ien ot Joscph Oregon, in La Grande Marsh, son of Mr ami Miv, at U:00 fa k Iast evening. At J-Will Marsh,-. former residents of Wal- the time of her death she was thirty i.-. .siiuiHiuiir -a , tew .wccks wun i k,- va...... ,.r i f , , -'-hoi.d.e new 'lINCLE FLETCHER FIOG NOW MOlDS THE UOHd DISTANCE SBTTIH RECORoJ (-AFTER SETTING IU ONB POSITION FOR. 51 HOURS THtMUGK TWO THUN.DER.STORM5. TM5 THIKU WVIN DROVE MIM TO COVER MS 1 ADMITS Hg WASCOOO FOR PQUft Hougg MORE GREEK REPLY UNACCEPTABLE TO ITALIANS tp;bo paid within five duys.rrom tit presentation ot thu notu. t The fii'Ht dfinuiul covem uiioloii'!1! of tho most HWUopliiK umt of't'tc-lul nu ture; tho second rcluti'H to tho funoral (ei'cmoiilt'H, tho third to honorti to thu! port tho cuuhu of juatlco. Italian flus by Orork wurnhia, und tlio sovcnlh to military honoru to tho Vk'tillLO. prlmt iit thiV -; lt-luv' gnvcrnTiUPnti claim to posac'Ha luciincnt relatiirpryto tho iiiaKuiicro, and ways that tho Cfroe Kovi-rnmcnt would' ho grateful If these pronfM cutild ho given. In order tp sup ,1 (Continuetl from page 1) liro Imtt'iiinity and her rinuit for a I inoriiricalion oi lltu Italian demand regarding the tualutinK of tho Italian ling la conHldored unattHfactory. Two liostilo tleinonstrations by the Kaneitl weru reported from tho (Iroek eoiiKiilate. A Khieht bearing 'tho Greek I umiH waa carried away. Newspaper reports from IlrlndtHl said that a Greek steamer m-hedulod to leave had been stopped. The Italian Hteamer Adrian, which cleared for Levant, wa ordered to go .llrect to Constantinople without ,. n fii(n ..n Bf.,tftmimt ,,,,lf 'imli .in.w nm-tirulni-lv dur. touching a Greek port. 'thu crime was committed under the j inpr the hot weather of the .summer Newspapers have been warned U Qf (h(J friH.k un(h((r,ti . ,im do- months, und in order to protect against reporting military and naval I , t nniirMi n t w vnnrnir imd f..milv wainst ft sud- The Italian military attache, at Ath ens huti gone to Janlnu to Investigate the crime, and tho Grenk government hail agreed to the request of the ItaU LONDON fAl'l-Thnfim-k ..ntn in mn legauon inai mo censor win no reply to tho Itullan ultimatum waa ' "uppresfl newspaper tatements from handed to tho Italian minister at 5,Itllll ourcea. It in not yet known o'clock Thursday afternoon, naya nnlmt btcMI I,ul' wm tako to wPP01"t Athena dispatch to thu Kxchango ToU her demands. . , egraph. It in understood that if Italy ' -t does not accept the Greek statement. J Hot Weather DlBease. J: Greece will appeal to the league o! t nut Ion?, Disorders of tho bowels are cx- movements. Italian Ship Arrives, TANGIKll, Morocco (AIM Tho Italian destroyer Auraco has urrH'ed here. 10 kilometers distant front the Hcemi den attack firct a bottle of Cham- of the killing. The note cmphuHlxHH jbcrkiin'a Colic and Diarrhoea Rem that it has not been proved the assas-e(iy. It can be depended upon. Many sins were Greeks, and expreswefi sur- have testified to its evreHpnrft. tidv. LONDON (Al1) A Central News O dispatch from Home reports that Ital ian forces havvo been landed at Tan gier to protect the Italian colony. 000000000000 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o 2 jPater, -McDonald ''nuil' .Uminde Ronde valley. wife of the by her husband, .her muiher, Mrs. Anna Leslie, ot Joseph, a brother, J. Iiuiii : i' !L" ' "i n ''-fl'V1';' v: Hess Leslie, of Joseph, and u sister, A r tkA r??, ' M'-s' 3- K. Claycomb, of La Grande! (,ir CeveW McPcek.of . the; Tho funeral, will be held in Jo- llJ" n.4?lViVh'W""i''''' Wi'M''-'fl'li Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, illf '"7T. tW10ffvivT"nn;,,?0',The remains will be forwarded to 1 ,6tarteU ack'o.Mih6-8oliei'n-Idulio Joseph bv the Re'vnolds and Zim icountry last niKht after arranging merman funeral service parlors ot jl'to buy about 400 carloads of apples this city. l jin the Grande Ronde valley. i ! ' ::!?". ' " ' -:: -I : FRANCIS H. OWSLEY - : . Returns to Spokane--- ... - . - Francis H. Owsley, a resident f Miss Julia Marvin, one of the Union county since birth, passed on , staff of St. Lukes hospital at Spo- last eveninjr at HMO o'clock, his kane, left this momma; for her home death being due to pneumonia. He alter a pleasant visit with her uncle was known to his manv friends ar. and aunt, . Mr. 'and Mrs- Turner Oli-1 "Bait" Owsley and was 57 vears one ver. . She had been upending several month and 22 days of ' age at the days with ' her father, Edgar Mar- time of his demise. Wn of Wallowa, before coming to Funeral services will be held Sun- ; La Grande., ' day afternoon from his home north 1,,. 1 of La Grande in charge of the L. 0. ... Will Go lo S,an Diego . j-O. IAR. Interment will tako place a' ; Mr., and Mrs. Phil V. .Nebergall, the Masonic cemetery. Reynolds and of this city, will leave tomorrow for Zimmerman funeral service parlors San Diego, California, where they are in charge of hi.-, ruravns. ' go due to Mrs. Nebergall's health.) While on their way. thev plan lo' '. visit several Oregon-and JJalifoj-iiian., L. '" SCHOOL BOOKS r 7i"-.i"i,i 'S.L'Y. . a.:i.i ' ,Ai!.; ;schoo; jooks .used ergall replied: "La Grande mich vni I-W' T Grande are in slock at our store. is i.ur;A. km,s 0f tablet;;, ;omposition . , books, pencils, inks and supplies, in I 'act, a .il.l..tock.of. all school ma terial is offered you and plenty of heip to wait upon you. Silvertliorn- , Wright's Family Drug Store. i s-a i-4i Where else, outside of very large cities has a store gone into such va rieties and values in XTRAGOOD BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS? Mothers and, ..Fathers. who have' seen this dis play, have been astonish edand, sinking1 oui' modesty, we will say that if you have always purchased your. , hoy's clothes in La Grande vou have no idea of the size of this new sttk'k or Ahat it offers. ' This season we set out to upset every boy's rec ordthe result is that .today or any time up until school begins you'll see .here not only clothes piled to the ceiling, but Values you will laud to the skies. ' No obligation to buy T-but for the. obligation on owe your own pocketbook 1 see them ! 1 '! Xtragood Two-Pants . Suits 12.85 to $21.85 Xtragood Single Pants Suits $7.85 to S19.S5 Complete Line of Boys' Hats, Caps, -. Shirts, Blouses. Tics, Hosiery, Belts, Underwear. Sweaters Overalls, Mackinaws . and Shoes in Standard Merchandise of Quality (yNT (gTHIEj " tiir o'ore itli a cuusrifm.. FCili SALE 5-rcom house, lawn, Hiade and fruit trees. rrei-nis. 1 : 1 n 1 1 'J'emi. 8-11-11 'FOR SALE Three ToggenburgliT) milk goats; also registered Great uane tiog, extra gentle and hand some specimen- Miss Goldie, Cove. FOR SALE OR RENT Acre tract with 7-room hou;.e and out build , ing- i. Well 'improved. Terms- ('. S. Stilwell, 270!) North Depot St. '8ai-ltp FOR RENT Five room modern house. Phone 270-R. 8-31-ltp WANTED Good seamstress bv the day. (i04 Main street. 8-31-1 WANTED Competent woman to work during the day. Mrs. It. J. Green. Pnone 8-ill-tl WANTED First clas woman want? day work. .Satisfaction guaranteed. 50c hour. Phone ;157-J. 8-ai-2tp WANTED--Girl or woman for gen . eral housework- Call yfl:)-M. . 8-31-lt FOR SALE Bargain in brand ne'.v high grade player piano. Must be sold this week. Terms if desired Answer J. W. M. care Observer. 8-31-2tp FOR SALE Pure bred Hampshire rams. J. D. Dobbin. Farm 20X. 8-31-G USED PIANOS Two good ones: sale or rent. W. II. L'ohnenkamr Co- 8-31-21 OIL STOVES Yes we have oil stoves. One-third off. W- H. Boh nenkamp Co. -s 8-31-21 a-.T-.'U MIM I 1 Needless to Suffer yHY suffer the incon venience and pain from Piles when you will be guaranteed a positive ana permanent cure by my non-surgical, pain less treatment? Treatment may he taken weekly if it is inconvenient to be here for daily attention. Wrile today tor m FRF. E Iv-V on Ihc proper treatment of Puts. DRrCHAS. J. DEAN t3 AKO MOaSISOM PCPTUNO fl'fCOM $1.01; September, $1; ve.'itern red, August, $1; September, 9!)c- Corn No. 2 E. Y. shipment, Au gust, $37; September, $37. Oats White feed, August, $25.50; September, $25. LA GRANDE MARKETS TODAY Top Price Markets. Ranch eggs, 35 to 40 cents dozen. Eagle Valley tomatoes, 85. to DO cents. . ; s Cabbage, 3 to 15 cents, top quality. Flour, straight. $1.G5; patent $1.85; Washington hand wheat, $2 25. Watermelons, 21 cents pound. Peaches, 8-5 to 05 cents.' i . . Cantaloupe, 10 cents - each, i crate $2.50. , Pears, IBartlett, box $1.85. Blackberries, $1.90 crate. Lemons, 55 'cents per doz. Oranges, medium tio cents, large 90 cents. Sweet corn, 20 cents doz. ears. Cucumbers, pickling, 45 cents pel gallon. String beans, 10 cents per pound. Head lettuce, 15 cents. Carrots, 15 cents per pound. Turnips, 5 cents per pound. New potatoes, 3 cents per pound. (Raisins, 15 cents per pound. Cane sugar, $9.50 per 100 pounds. Tillamook cnecse, 40 cents per pound. Creamery butter, 55 cents 1 pound; $1.05 2 pounds. .., Hens, 24 to .28 cents. . Beef loin and flat bone, 28 cents Pot roast, i(i to 20 cents.., ,.' Beef boil, '8 to 10 cents. ,, . , Lamb chops, 40 cents. Shoulder lamb chops, 30 cents. , . Leg. .of . ..lam, 40 cents. -,. . Pork, whole shoulder, HPconts. .Pork, -.shoul.djsiistftiWitsJv'i - Pork 'chops';- 28 -cents:--" " ' Steak, 22 cents. Gasoline, ordinary, 24 cerrts pcf. gallon. - L Cv . : Mine run and nuf,'-l deltyereTd.: Egg and stove, $12.25 dflivered. Lump. Portland Market'. Steady,"',; V BWRTUAlN D. (AP). '"vestwek-. tfTfgs and butter steady. i'Wheut August, Grain Market. (Yesterday) PORTLAND. (AP). , hard white B. S. Baart, 1.07; September, $1.00; soft white August, $1.00; September, $1.04; western white, $1.00; September, $1.04; hard winter, August, $1; Sep tember, 99c; northern spring, August STAR: TODAY SLIPPY McGEE Saturday Sunday See the wonderful picturiza tion of the San Francisco lire. ; Portland .Market. PORTLAND. Cattle Steady. No receipts. Choice steers, $7 to $7.50; medium to good, $tli50 to $7; fair' to medium,.- $5.60, to $0.50 "common to fair, St-tSCr to' $5.50; choice 'cows' and heifers, $4.50 to $5.00; medium to good, $100 to $4.50; fair to medium, $1.50 to $4.00; common cows, $2.50 to $3.60; .dinners, . $L50 to $2.50; bulls, S3. 25 to $4,25; .choice feeders, to $5.25; fair to 'good, ' $4.50 to $5.00; choice dairy calves,- $9 to "$10; prime lights, $8 to $1); heavy, $5 to $8. ' Hogs Steady. Koceipts, none. Prime light, $10 to $10.25; smooth heavy, 230 to 300 pounds, $8J50 to $9-75; 300 pounds and up, $7.50 to $8.50; rough heavy, $0 to $7.60; fat pigs, $9.25 to $9.75; feeders, $8.75 to $9.25; slags, subject to duckagu, $2.50 to $5.00. Sheep Steady. Receipts, 778. East of mountain lambs. $10 to S10.75; choice valley, $10 to $10.50; medium, y.'ou to $10; common, ijo.oo to ?.ooj culls, $7 to $8.50; light yearlings, 57.50 to $8; heavy, $ti to $0 50; light wethers, ' $0 to'" $0.50; 'heavy, $5.50 to $(i;.'0es, i$L50 to C.SO.' i' .. (J reeks Kcply jo ATH.KN8 (lly thu Associated I'ress) g Tht Greek government has replied 0 to the Itullan ultimatum embodying ( o demundtj I'or repnration for tho nuu,-jg sacre of the members of the Italian jo boundary mission at tho Albanian ,o frontier. Greece accepts four ot Italy's ! MIMIIUIIIIM Willi . IIIUUII IVULIUUS, UIIU IV- Jects three of them. ... Tho commandant of the place whore, the murders wero committed, It Is specified, shall express the Ciroek government's 'sorrow to Kiguor Moun tiigua, the Itjillan minister to Greece. A. nienlorlal service .shall be held In the- prt'Hcrice of menibers of tho Greek government. On the uiini! day u de laeliment or guard shall saluto Die Italian flag to the legation and rTillt'ary forces at reveza shall render honors 'to the bodies of tho vtcthuu while they are lining transferred -to an Italian warshiy. . ; 'I'he fniirlh' doiuand provides for lire -rejeoled.'on tlio ground that they Infringe On the sovereignty and honor of ti recce. The fourth demand provlvdes for I lie severest Inquiry by the Oreek au liiorilles at tho scene of tho massacre, at which the Italian military attache will lie present. The fifth demundii capita! punishment I'or all tho guilty, while tile sixth demand seeks an In demnity of filly million Italian lire Plaid Sport Skirts Checked and pleated Skirts in smart, colors and rather aggressive as to the size of g O tho checks arc smart for-, g o campus and class-room, g sports or more p'rosaf'c ,pur-';J ' o suits. ' " " ; ! .2 l'riced $(i.50 to $11.50 . French Greene . Itonuy-lo-AWni' & SUttcd '"' Wheat Cluotaiions; Today. POUTLANOi' (iAP).tr-Hard whitd, $1.07; Western red, $1.01. rite l.u lirundo (li'h'truU'S Snisltln convention, li. H,. Ut's Iluior and I n. "I t?t 1 will lussit. qpnir MERRIMENT :" ' WILL START ' WITH PARADE ,' '(Continued .D'Dtu. pagc.1).... , . Jea'L,.:-t''.i'i.X4."?- lido ui'legutes lo tlio Hon., It.,, K, lJurnn,, nd lir.Vlt-SCf'a IJtuidln lAldsellf: lo'llciwbtl bVr'.a.jl iIis.',lva'P ,VuillJ'lerrtttll"' it" flic cori('iiriortf'i'roniTlie l.a rjmdn" L.ei:loii,-..Aiuiilia.cy,(jtn4-'bJitnti' ttiom ' witl tiev tlio" 8)xctr AiAk,k 'fivi ,ilii';i3li..J ing tlu'ir delegates to tlio conx'enlion. irs earning Legionnaires will make up the I'fst of thev-fiariidoi; Members of theS 40-r3-society and others who will take, part in the parade arc urged fco assemble in front of the citv hall l. H:30 o'clock- ... JIAND TAILORED, -. Suits; ,,,,,,, , . . , ; '. , A, Suit that pleases your !" I.ll li ' iW . '' ' . . - individual-ideas.. - Wiect Nov a Suit ; . StyKand Quality Jtlie Toggery "".ii-j Antlrewi Bros. Suits -Made in 24 HoOti-s ' o o o o o ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI , "Where shall wc dine tonight?" . . . i , :. . . . .ii .' The New Sommer Grill ; Of Course! , " Our food, courteous servicc,'f and mls'6naTile',' V. ',1 , : '"; pricesUFilV pleulse" ''oixJY Come once, and you will want to come again. iil NEW SOMMER ' GRILL 'Corner Washington ahd Depot Sts. 1 W o 5,is I",' o o i o oooooooooooooo-ooooooooooooooootjoooooooooooooooooooooo A gigantic climax to one of the most beau tiful love stories ever screened!. Lon Chaney Virginia Valli And a Superb Cast in THE- SHOCK E E I S I 'w. ecial rices -ON- Go ody ear Cords UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, THE FOLLOWING PRICES WILL PREVAIL ON , WINGFOOT CORDS Size SOx.'J'z Clincher M)xVi SS W2xVi SS 31x1 SS SS 32x1 $U.!): .......$11.10 $17.70 $19.13 $21.:55 33x1 SS .... 31x1 SS.... 32x1 Vi SS .... 33x1 Vi SS .... 31x1'$ SS .... ;r)x.r) ss .... $22.0.- $22.70 ........$27.;o $28.30 $28.95 $35.30 Standard Goodyear Quality, lull oversize, flat tread wilh V effective nonrskid design. Made of highest quality ma- terials throughout. H. Bohnenkamp Co. For Qualify, Service and Satisfaction ' o , o
