La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1924, Image 7

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Wednesday, May 21,-' 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
'ST
DGK
SHOW
WORKERS
Busy
Union Preparing for An
, nual Event in June; to
Eliminate the Buckaroo
Contests.
VMON. Ore. (Special). . lr
Jliiltlli'ttin, who liuti bmi In tho
runt Tor soma time, looking after
Hii' HI lie Mountain Thnher com
pany, arrived here thiH week and
r'ttorts that the outlook is favor
able. At I hi Commercial club meet
ing Monday night r. Vhy brought
up tt subject that hint been a
ctuise of worry in thin part of tho
county for hoiiiq time, and that In
the prevalence, of rabid dops nnj
ciiyoti'S. During the Hp ring sev
eral children liavo been bitten by
rabid dogn, and different men
Jiuve come, across coyotes which
were affected with the same difi
ruse. An ultempt hnit been made
to kcii alt dOKH n hi 7.2 led but ha
not been a complete buccchh. Dr.
J'hy says there is ii ttcrum which if
tiliol inln tb dof'H blood will Im
munize the animal for u year, thus
tloinj: away With tho dunsvr or
the lnr either becoming rabid or
infecting any other animal or por
tion with the dlseaHo.
. The Junior-Senior high school
Immiuet was held at the L'ulon
hole Monday evening. Jlcsidos
the two classes theru were several
leai'herM uud -other invited gueats
n ml the hotel dinlntc room w.ih
filled to about Its capacity. After
the ln niuct Krinn Puekclt Ha
COMING TO
' Pendleton and Baker-
MELLENTHIN
PAGE SEVEti
Specialist
fit Internal .Medici no foe (lie
past twelve years
doj;s or ovkuati: :
W ill In In IVndlcloii on Kmulav,
May io. nt tlio Dor fan lulcl
and in I taker un Monday ipl
Jiicsriay, May i!fl and 21 mi
the .ciser tiiund IIo(cJ
t'lticc hours 10 a. in. 'to 4 p. m.
One day only In J'cmllctuu aad
two tlajs in IlaktT.
No churc for Ooiisiilltttioo
( Tr. MelluiiUilu In a regular
pruritiatn in medicine and tmiffery
and in licensed by the trtnlii of
.ingoii. lie does not operutw for
cl. runic append Icltia, gull Ktom-3,
niters of stomach, toiiHilu or ade
noids. lie 1ms to hla credit wonJerfu',
rihUltN in diMea.siH of the Htoinach.
II. cr. IkiwcIh, blood, pit In, nerves.
In-art, liidmy, bladder, bed vet
tliiK. catarrh, weak lunga, rhuu
iiiiiliHiu, Hclatlca, leg ulcers and
rTtal allinelitM.
Iteluw are the mimes of a fev
or his many futlrried patients In
Oregon:
Mm. J..W. Hxynos, North I'ow
d r. Ore,, goitre.
Mrs. Alice WllllaniH, Malheur,
Ore, heart trouble uud high blood
pressure,
s I -no SjorooH, Aaloria, Ore., ap
pemJicltiH. li. Deggeller, SHverlon. Ore., ul
1'ir of -tin; frtuimich.
Mra. '(ieo. A. Cillinari. CoituilU-;
Ore., gall sfonex.
-Mrs. M. K. f Jargon. Silvertoll,
Ore., high blood pressure.
Mrn. J. M, Kuwers, Toledo, Ore,
gull Htoms. '
August, Kriekson, iikeaide. Ore,
kidiii'v iruiblc.
. Iteinember above dale, that cou
hiiIIhUoh on thin trip will be frci
inul thai Ills treatment Is dlffer
cnt. Married women must ln ac
companied by their husbands.
Address: I'll 1 trad bury lildff..
Angeles, California.
We Offer
I'lve ucr.s now nil needed
Mi llli ulraira. I'laco Jut cast o(
cMy liinlls and south of Ihi! new
ai.to purk on cast end of Adants
uv.-nur. tiood four-room house
Willi sloipliii? porcb, good garajto,
-xl6. Ni?w wood Iiouhc, 14x0
tri-l, sloraco ci'llar built In ond
end. Chicken liouou. Drove vn
lor house. A Uusr will which inn
in. used lo pimp Irrigation wan
irom. on good road to city.
I'rlccd right.
loantinajitor callrd upon rarious
uci ror loaan. Llko lxiwcll
Putton of Chautauqua fume, ah
was vorj- poetic In her announce
ment n und eoinmtnu. After the
meeting at the hotel the claw',
went to tho g m her the alumni
were aponsorlDj a Uunco In their
honor.
Hi! Wright of I Grande, waa a
visitor In Union .Monday.
Tho alumni dance Friday night
was well attended. , .
"Pkiiftj ia"
Thursday wu picnic day for
many of the clauea In the grades
und high school. On foot. In cara
uua irueks. on wheels and horse.
Hf .M IXKI.l) IH SI1AMIS ItJIU.OO. und for plaintiff's costs
TO IIAITLU XJK ltltiHTsland dlsburmuiients Incurred und
HALIFAX, Rngland. (INS) Itaxed at ISI.6U. with Interest ori
Plstresaing stories of marital nils-1 '-'"hu t tho ruto of 0 per an
ery were related ut the unnual nuln from the ?th day of April,
meeting of tho Ancient and Hon- j 1 anl fur accruing costs, und
orable Order of Henpecked llus-' in w b'eh suld Kxccutlon 1 um com.
bands held secretly upon a small Imanded to mulie sale of the hercln
hllltop, near here, recently. after described real properly to
A full attendance of members satisfy said Judgment. Interest,
was reported w lien the president .eosls uud disbursements thereof,
addressed the assembled husbands, '"eluding costs.
"We have selected this hill for Nuw therefore, by virtue of said
this year's meetlnir for lli r.ii,.n Writ and 111 obedience to lis coin-
hat It makes scouting und obser- mands, I will on Monday the ilitli
vatlon easier," he said
' Numerous resolutions nnd rclru
latlons were put to Ihe assembled
the children and teachers scat- I husbands and passed, one of which
tered to tho hills In all dlrei-tlnn
Tho only regrettable feature of
the day's outing happened early
In the morning. Loulne, daughter
of County Commissioner J. V.
Hutchinson, slipped and fell off a
log nnd broke her left arm Just
above I ho elbow. Hho was Im
mediately taken to Hot Lake and
the Injured limb was set tho nent
morning.
Alfred Mealier,: owner of the
brick building on Main slrcct
whero the Kastcrn Oregon Market
Is located, has sold the plant to
I'". A. Harrisan of Kallon. Nevada
und II. U. Adklns of Long Beach.
California. The new owners will
take over the management of the
market In a few days.
The stock Bhow committee In
charge of this work havo decided,
to eliminate the buckaroo feature
of the show this year and supply
its place with same other kind of
cntertulnment.
Miss Ulllon is rapidly getting the
pageant into shape und hopes to
muke a success of this new feature
the first year. In order to makj
the pageant Idea pcrmunent with
the annual show.
A shipment of 1 28.000 eastern
brook trout were taken to the
rearing ponds at Wallowa lake
Monday by .Superintendent Uonncy
of the state hatchery.
Wednesday evening with the
gymnasium packed with about a
thousand people present to enjoy
the unnual class night exercises,,
the seniors put on their usual ex
ercises, ending with a 'southern
comedy entitled "The Thread of
Ilewtlny." The cast Included IS
members of the graduating cluss
and was well rendered, being con
sidered ubout the best of tho year.
The freshman play has been post
poned until next school years.
Soecral car loads of Union base,
ball fans went to I.a Orande Sun
day for the ball game between La
Grande and Walla Walla. . 1
' The publicity committee of the
Union Ktock show, under the lead
ership of l'Yank Conner, has been
touring the valley and other places
In Union and adjoining counties,
distributing advertising- matter
und otherwise boosting for the
show. -
Jobii Wortmun und family were
visitors tit I.a Grande last Satur
day. -
Itoland Wulf and family came
down from. Terry Hulurdajv. to
.spend, the week end with ' his
parents, 'Mr. and ira. lid' Wulf in
Union.
W. . V. Connor was a. visitor In
Lu Orande Saturday. He relumed
lo Union Saturday evening. .
A very creditable showing "was
mode by the Union applicants on
the state examinations. Over 40
In the eighth grade wrote on the
questions and every ono made a
passing grade, with quite a sprink
ling of hundreds among the grades.
All of the sixth graders earned
above seventy In the hygiene test
and all except one 0f the seventh
passed In geography. " This puts
Union among the first schools In
the county In point of tho percent
age of the students who passed
the rxiiuilnatloiw und also In re
gard to tho standing In grades.
School closed Friday of last
week and some of the teachers
have gone elsewhere for their va
cation, but most af those who will
be here Tor another 'year will re
main In Union during lhe summer.!
At the commencement. Thursday
evening high school diplomas were
handed out to 39 students, the
largest class graduating In 'he Ills,
lorv of the school. Willie llug
gerty held Ihe highest grades for
the year Jiiit ending, und Mux
Jensen stood highest In scholar
ship for Ihe four years of the
course. Two money prizes, a.
fountain pen, and a silver cup
were presented to tlio two who
stood highest for tho senior yeur's
work. The cup nnd five dollars
went to HMKB-erly and two and
a half dollars and a fountain pen '
to ll-nry Kisb y. who stood sec-
olid In scholarship for the year. I
Mrs. Vera lluck caul" down j
from Spokane last' week lo br i
present at the graduation of her
son Archie Campbell, who was a
member of the high school senior,
..!. nf 191'. After Hie close of
school he uccompanled his mother .
to Spokane. I
. Miss Gvoriiiana ' Jensen, who i
has been visiting friends and rcla
thes In Utah lor the last few
months, Is homo again, having ar
rived In Union lust Tuesday.
Hubert Withvcombe. president
r II,. stock snow, rccciM.-ii wmu
.'from O. W. Iielay that there
! would be a display of shorthorn
! ...... r,..m lh.. Willamette valley
Hi the stock show. Hi nervations I
jwere asked for 13 stalls for the
j slock from western Oregon. j
i (iianl IKWiT MiH Hanmil j
Ti ecrvc All Intern Japan
; Notice or Sheriff Kale. , 1
; Notice Is hereby given. That," by
Ylrtun of an Attachment 1-ixeclllton
Und Ordor nf Hale, duly Issued out
of and under the seal of Ihe Cir
cuit Court of the Stale of Oregon
.-for Ihe County of Union, belirlnc;
dato of the 9th day of April. A. I)..
'lf!24, and (o me directed and deliv
ered, upon a Judgment and Order
of Sale, duly entered in said Court.
In .the llction therein pending,
wherein W. A. McMusler was
IMttlntlff und H. W. Collrud was
Defendant, In which Judgment was
entered In favor of W. A. Mc.Mas-
ler. IMatntlff und ugalnsl M. w '. ,ox.
Conrad. Uefendant. for the sum ofi
although regarded by many ns dif
ficult to enforce, was that a man
should demand one nuw ult for
every three costumes his wife se
cures, and If she should have a
new hat the husband shall be en-1
titled to somo new urtlcle ut
wife's expense.
his
Mishap IOiiiN Ijogger's Life
' ASTOItIA, Ore. John Itlchurus
ltoberls. a fuller employed nt tile
Kcolu Spruce company logglirr
camp near Kcola, was killed wlule.
at work there tills afternoon.
hud cut a large tree which struck
another tree, breaking, off Its lop.
This hit him on the head and
fractured his skull. He was 35
years old and Is s irvlved by his
'mother and u brother, who reside
at seaside.
day of May, 1024, ut the hour ol
two o'clock I1. M. of said duy, at
tho front door of the County Court
House lit the city of La Grande,
in Union County, Oregon, sell at
publlo auction to tho highest bid
der for cash In hand nubject to the
sutulory rights of redemption, all
tho right, title und interest of said
defendant above named In und to
South 100 acres of the Hast half ol
the West half of Sec. SO Townshli
One North of Ilungu 38 li. W. M.
In Union County, Oregon.
Dated ut Iji Orande, Union Coun
ty. Oregon, (his the loth duy ol
April, 1024.
Date of first publication 4-2G-24.
Dute of lust publication 6-24-24.
LIOK WAItNICK.
Sheriff or Union County, Oregon
Apr. 2li-May 3-HI-I7-24.
TUXAS WOMAN n.Msiu;i
KHl.U.MAIISM
"Two years ago my daughter
had Inrinmmatory rheumatism. I
ordered two boxes of Whlrlwln I
Tablets which 1 found to bo a
great medicine. My
daughter is us woil
and strung a she
ever was, Send me
another box so that
I may -havo them
on h a n d. You-s
truly. Mrs. V, I.
Mrowu. - llox
Stephenvllle, Texas.
March 24. 1024.
Whirlwind , Sold and guarun
Clilcf teed by every drug
store. In La Orande. 11.00 per
MOMENTS
(?en.Cdrr&
7flemonal.ffo!
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found study of monument
building, and an order
f laced in our hands is sure
o receive faithful, intellir
gent execution. 1
We Will Gladly Furnish
Estimate
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
1 60S 8 Are., La Grande, Orecoa
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Price Reduction
PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP
TIRES AND TUBES
Quality - Price Service
Perkins Motor Co.
Phone M-761 . Roescii Bldj.
Obsctiio Hook Traffic Trvmtjr
lUtified by Two More State
OK5.KVA AP Tho Irish Free
slate, which was ele4iul a mem
ber of the I.ciiKUe of Nations lust
September, hnw Jtiwt ntlfirni It flrwt
loajtue convention. Michael Mo
White, tho permanent Irish repre
sentative here, has informed tho
secretariat that the luhtln gov
ernment has officially approved
the treaty for the ' mipprenslon of
tho traffic in obscene publications.
Kuchdl Bey, Ah ft Turkish min
ister at Berne, altto has notified
the league that ho has been auth
orised to sifrn lb la convention In
helmlf of Turkey, Turkey 1 ex
pected to apply for league mora
bersblp as soon M the great pow
ers have completed their raiUlcaj
tlon of tho Lausanne treaty.
READ THE CLASSIFIED ADA -
Choice buildini; lota on M and
N uvenii.ii, Uiik Htreet, Y avenue,
or must any part of city. 1'vt
Dhow you and tfivo prU;w n
La Grande IaveslnnAt
Company
, Hil;ii KEAtTOKS :
', Callable Axetils for Itelubl
InstiraiK-o CVioipanlea.
1S0I Ailauu Are. UUl
JJJmJ j j
TOKlo. AD An electric sin
. ratlnK plant, lo cost 23,i'ni.0"0.
will be completed on lliu Sliiuano
river. In 'be mountainous district
10 miles northwest of foklu, ac
cording to .an announcement by
th- department of railways.
This plant Is lo furnish power
for distribution over all til" si
central portion of Jdpan. feeding
Ihe el-clrlcal services of Tokiu
and also suppli"S power ror tic
Tokaldo railway, which connect.'
ii,,, runllul with lsak and Kob".'
and which Is to !' clectrifi-.J
iwllhln Ihe next few veara.
Vnh ss he changes consid' rawly.
jllltle Willie will grow up Ui ,bc.a-
olrunif advocate of aluivllfUu j
IT'S FINK WEATIIIilt TO UK
Thinking
COAL
FOIl NKXT VINT.';it
We Can Help You Think
And don't forKcl wt arc the Shingle Teople
who Fjwcr Prices.
Stiles & Co.
PHONE MAIN 111
Always on the Job With the" BEST COAL!
Need.
Do Yoni
New Parlor Suite
WK AUK NOW SHOWING THK LARGKST AND MOST COBII'LKTK DISPLAY OF OVERSTUFFED PAR
LOR SUITES IN THE HISTORY OF LA GRANDE. OUR WINDOWS TELL THE STORY.
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2-I'C. VELOUIt SUITE $167.50 .'l-I'C. VELOUR SUITE $21:2.50 2-PC. MOHAIR SUITE $197.50
i i j. Gnu of our morft poimlar suites in This suite is built on a hardwood
An imiisnnl vil l i in tiilinf nnd vl ""JO" m'.""
black. Made of the best materials'
with full web construction.
Baker vclour. Nacliman sprinp; con- fn,me: h,,s the Nachman spring: con.
suiicuon, iuu wen uacK ana txit
lom. In taupe mohair with moss
edB'init. , :
struction. In mulberry and taupa
combination.
$167.50 $212.50 $197.50
COMPARE OUR VALUES WITH OTHERS
W. H. BolinenkaiiiD
FOUR FLOORS OF FINE FURNITURE
NOTie
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SPRING t'EUEMONIAL WILL UK HELD IN LA GRANDE
Thursday, May 22
Rex Hall
PROGRAM
P. M. Assemble ut Rex Hull for riljfriinuKe to Kelso - La Grande liall Game at liall Park.
P. M.' Exhibition Drill 'by D. O. K. K. IV.uol Team.
IV M. liund conceit by D. O. K. K. band.
P A!. Monster Fraternal Puradc, forms at I!ex Hall.
P. M.Cciemoniul, Ilex Hall.
P. M. Uij? KaU at K. of V. Hall.
IT'S SO ORDERED.
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KIIAI.KD TKMPLK NO. 170, B
CLAUDE L. P.EKUY, Royal Vizier. Va
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