La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1924, Image 5

"-turdayjune 14, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
i I Local News In Brief
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7 COMING EVENTS i
Iun SB-July ! T L Grands
Chautauqua.
Arhucklc Draws Cnnvils
A commit mean on from Mm. Kd
Ford, who to In Pan- Francisco til
was rolled back to Merrill. Wtncon- 'h1 present, tells of attending a
Dint yesterday evening. Mr. Stongo theater Roacoe "Katty' Ar
cd In raising the standard of farm sinning of tho Wn son to live oft atjporlland attending to huslhe
products. .Two repreaentuilwa In
their respective sort tons are h-.'W
each year. Lester Rloklnnd of In
land City" and V'fftord i'onrnd of
Tmhlnr made the tripsins! ycr.
had intended to Way 'several days
longer but wan unable t do no.
S purns from .Meeting
i John Hodgin. who Jiaa been nt
tding the meeting of the ivmo
cratie hiate committee In Portland,
returned to La Graiiflp today. , -
IrnrHoo flame Tomorrow
, The, Rowmah-Hlcks Lumber com
pany baseball team, which is sched
uled to pluy Maxville at Maxville
tlii' Fourth or July, will play'Mikc
Carroll's team a practice game to
morrow morning at S:S o'clock at
Ihe high school grounds here..
. Jjmve for Yakima
1 Miss Sarah Green loft last ove
fttag for Yakima. Wash., win1 re. she,
was called - by the Illness of her
i niece, v.
Back from Portland
. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eakin, ar
rived In I -a Grande) from Portland
this niornlnp. Mr. Kakin wan In
stalled a? grand Junior wnrdeir of
the A. P.. and A. M. Grand-lodge
yesterday.
Grain Man Here
Ed par Ij. Lndwlfr, secretary of
tha- ro-operatlve Grain (J rowers'
association . with headquarters in
Portland, was ln.T.a Grande yester
, day. on official business.
Rftnrns to Wlsni..sln
' A. H. Stance, 'who has been lu-re
tltiec the first of the week visiting
Jtm'son. A. J. Rtnnge -and family.
buckle appeared In person. . She
fit at en thai the theater wna packed
to standing room and that Arhtickle
is playing to immense rrowds regu
larly. : - -
the. same time a lid Hons Inaistfd.up
on remaining, he Met about to got
local help. 'Ak, Mih.MVUoI Waal
imtunlug to apepd the, summer t
Die lake any way, shi decided In- his homo this morning.
spend f profitably.- Joseph Her-1
"Id. . ' . . ,
soclatlon, of nations and . outlaw
war. . . ......
Lyle Rnlrd of Wnllown. who hnsj "Thua our flag we hove met to-
Personal Mention
M i'h. 'tun-lea Hinprner and Mrs.
ii. Joel will drive to Pa acq to
morrow to visit relatives..; . ' ,
Oiho i:e;ersley, jr., who hus
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Otis Kckersley at oVe, left tor Nee.
Perce, Idaho. Where ht now ntttlU-B
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. IT. O. How with
William Heughnn, who has been
niudylng nt t. A. (, and his broth
er Johnny, who has been in Port
land for the lost few innnlhs, rc
turnrd to l.n Grand laat rvenlng.
Mnt Jut Much Improved
Miss t M. Pratt reiurned lo hr(
home in RpoUane yesterday. Pht
was called here by the illness of
her mother, Mrs. ,C. W. Hamilton,
who Is how much' Improved.
Rcluiii from Portland
Herman Klegrlst accompanied by
his son. Ken,1 who has been at
tending . nchool at Hill Military
coleg anil Jlmmle McNnmee re
turneii from Portland Inst evcnlnfr.
Take Trip to Cnrvallls
Marvin 3nnlel, Ifi. of Pove and
M Iks 1 orol hy Mills, left last
evenlng'for forvallis to attend th
annual two weeks summer school
i tin I camp of Iho Hoys and Girls
clubs. - Master J)anle is the cham
pion junior dairy ralsi-r of this vi
cinity and Miss Wills is the heal
M-amslrcas. All of their expenses
on the trip are paid by the various
i'ut'rpriHfjt nnd businesses inlorest-
rnton Boys lo C. Af. T. C
A-number f T'n ion boys nxpect
to leave the lSili of June for the
Training camp at Camp Lewis.
Among those going are Bernard
Khanks, Kldon Caspar. Ralph Cock,
Italic Hllter. George lKl.ap and
Orval Ttosewall. They will remain
until the Iflih of .Inly. The train-J r, and Mrs. R. II. Franl;nri of
Ing and diacipline in these campBj n0im.. w ho are touring the north
Is a fine thing, and many more.WtH( mopped over in La Grande.
nhoul.1 avail themselves of the op-iney Were guesla ot the Summer.
c. 8. lien n. retailer of Kluln. waa
In La Grttiiilr ytsirdny. He vaa
registered at the Hammer.
port unity. Weekly Republican.
To Attend Institute -
The Reverend William V. Moll
pastor of the Lutheran church, will. fvnbrool; of Knterprtne yesterday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George,. CutshnlV of
Norwalk. Ohio, had n plenwint visit
with their friends. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Heave Monday for Portland lo nt
(tend the. Sunday School Tcncners
Tnatltuto of the Pacific Lutheran
Synod. Again on Wednesday he
will leave Portland for Camas, Wit.,
where he will attend the southern
conference of the synod. He will,
however, return to Iji iJrande In
time --to-conduct the regular ner
vicca on Sunday,, June 2:!.
They stopped nt th Somuier hotel.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .J. A. Todfnrd have
jone to Portland for the week-end.
i'Ynnk McKennon and Hugh Hur
on of Imhler, went to Cailuu'lne
creek loiluy to try thclr luck with
ihe s:tlman which are now running
, Miss Rl.mche Hnnlels relumed to
her home, hi Welser, Idaho.! thin
She baa been vlsUlmr
To Start Pavins
The Warren Construction com- i morning.
pnny is making all preparations Miss Kdna, Goodwin of m Grande,
nnd expects. to start laying the liot
Utiff on the sireem Monday. The Miss Lois Co nnd Miss Llla Kin-
gravel trucks have been hanllng'cy of Abi-rd'-en. were in lt Grande
DON'T-
Let your baby ro barefooteil when you can gt
such sensilile shoes at
Art & Baby Shop
"Fverything Cor the Baby"
STAMI'INO ..HEMSTITmiNQ
; v . ,' Somrher Hotel Bldff,
ithrough all the daylight hours of
I the4 24 In order to speed up the
work as rapidly as possible nnd
j much of the paving-will be fln
lished next week according to pn b-
;cnt plans.
yesterday. They stopped over to
"set' thp clly" on their way to visit
in Raker and inter in Kansan City.
Mrs. I. Wilson and hr slHter,
Mrs. II. G. Hamlin of Kugehe. went
(through thia morning on their way
t o J oAeph, w hre I h ey will visit
with their mother. . ,
been altendlng I'nlversltv of Ore-dhy to honor Is a flag emblemntle ;
gun, went through hn hla wny to'ot democracy, of caualiiy, of JuV-i
tlce, of freedom hut not licence', j
freedom of education nnd of peiu i
and not war." . I
,The officers and committees In
general charge of iho program
were:
; L. H. llrnmwell, exalted ruler; (
C. G. Rolton, esteemed eadln.r'
knight; H. 1- Hess, esteemed loyal;
knight; Hugh K. ilrady, esteemed :
lecturing knight; Mood Kckley,
wcretary; Chester TholnpHon, Irea- ;
surer; R. K. Westenhaver, esquire;
George R. ltiehurdon, rhnplnln;'!
Claude 1 Rerry, inner guard; !
Charles O, Murchlson, lyler. j
Trustees: C Huphes, Clint W. ;
Van Fleet, George C. Hopkins, j
Klag day committee; DeP.lle j
Greene. A. W. Nelson, Havld I. I
Stoddard, George S. Rirnle, V. 8. ;
Ivauhoe, '
I'aheis: Arlhnr Van Fleet, A, 3.
Johnson, Ren Rnsnott.
Miss Harriet RcUersley nnd Mian
Nell Kckersley, who have been, vla
iling ot Cove .will return to their
home in Portland tomorrow. They
will be Accompanied by Mim Mil
dred Conklln who will spend the
week with them In Portland.:
Mr. and Min. IV rt Rutterfield.
who have been staying ut Hot lke
for the lust few days, returned to
their home In Wood burn yenter
duy. .
Elks ray Tribute to
Old filory Last Night
(Continued from page 1)
HUNT'S BETTER
(Continued from pag 1)
:X4nv Trctti at lakw
I Mrs. Max Wilson has accepted the
j position of chief cook at Wallown
Lake Wonderland. She took charge
of the kitchen last !'rlday. A sec
ond rook and dish washer make
the balance of the kitchen force for
the present. When Rosa Lcslb' ' morning.
found t hat 2 AO meres wasn't a j ''
large enough tract for him and the) W. C. Sturgltl Is in Ln Grande
two male enks he had at the be-'today after several days spent In
Miss Ressle Andrews, who hna
completed her freshmon yeor at
ihe I nlversity of Oregon, returned
to her borne In lai Grande -tntF
nun
EXTRAORDINARY SURPRISE
SALE
STARTS "
MONDAY
JUNK.lGUi
AIM
; . $10.00 REDUCTION ON
EVERY' SUIT
219 Men and Young Men's Suits
Of
FIT
FORM
SAVE
$10.00
ON
YOUR SUIT
And
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t
IB
MICHAELS-STERN
Value First Clothes
Of quality. Tailored as good as
iny tailored suits. This sale of
suits takes in our entire, stock of
blue serges, banker grey, plain
cashmere, fancy cashmere, gaber
dine, whipcords, fancy and plain
worsted in regular, stouts, half
stouts and longs styles. Men's
sizes range 34 to 48. Young Men's
sizes range 14 years to 20 years.
NGWS
TO DRESS UP AND
111
s
AVE $10.00
On Your New Suits.
Latest Styles and Patterns to
Select From
IIIJ
"TE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
MEN AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS OF QUALITY CLOTHES
Warren K. Gilbert read the
"History of the Flag" which an
nually . Impresses upon Klks the
hlMortc setting of the emblem.
Following the altar stvUm an
other ritualistic exercLse A. C.
Hampton recited the "Klks Trib
ute to the Flag." n masterpiece in
rhetoric und sentiment.
Another delightful musical num
ber was then presented when Ray.
inond RlggerH and Klmer AlcMun
us curried the coriutt hoIo purtH In
a band rendition of 'i.u. I'aloma."
The number was wil ilone.
Attorney Jumes Rurleigh of
Knterprlse was tin .speaker of the
evening. It is rarely th habit of
the lodge lo go outside Klkdom for
a speaker us it did this time, but
the choice of Mr. Ilurbigh was a
splendid one. HIh natural ability
ua an orator, coupled wit It the wise
philosophy of his pronouncements
made a pleading climax to a d
lighlful program.
Six si rlking angles of signifi
cance are typified by the American
Hug, lu the opinion of the Apenk r.
ami upon them ix poluis he
builded his uddretts.
"The first or those is democ
racy." :mid Mr. p.urleigh. "lleforc
the day of this flag all national
emblems typified etuplrea or king
doms, or pagan peoples but the
Starn and Stripes typify democ
racy. "The second filgnificance is that
of cmi'illly. Ill , spite of wen
grounded lulief to the contrary,
the lowliest rilhtt-ti uiub4' the Stars
and Slrles hus full etiialily with
the' iniKhtieal. . .
"The third significance hi juc
tlce. Jusiiee to all.
'The fourth point Is that of
freedom, and by freedom we In
cludo speech, fret-dom of thought
and fn'eibini of the press, and ln-st,
but not least, freedumlo worship
the Almighty as the Individual
conscience may dictate. No man
or group of men has any right un
der the cohsfliutlon to sny to nn
oilier man that ho shall not wor
ship ln any given way, or deny
him tiny privileges bncause he' does
not comply. -
"Freedom of cdncnl ion is the
fifth great Htgnlt leunce. Over n
million children of America are
stigmatised Int'nnse they are sent
into sweatshops and factories be
tween the aga or 10 nnd Hi and
thus denied nn education.
"I want to plead with' Oregon to
be t he f i rst t o rnt I f y I h e const I -tuttonnl
Amendment legatiking the
anll-chlld labor ows which the
courts have thrown out by a five
lo ronr vote. J do not believe in
entirely reslrlctlng the supreme
court from derlnrlng laws uncon
stitutional, but I do believe it is
absoluti-ly wrong for one hian to
nullify the expressed will of 1 Hi,
aoit.non iwople. Wonbl that our
sunreme court could nullify our
congressional laws only by nt least
u jeven to two vote.
"'listly, our flag la a flna; of
peace, and not of war. r um Hot
a pacifist. 1 believe If. would In
dangerous to leave ourselves unpro
tected, Tor the 'nation 1 like a
man driving n cnr. He may have
perfect control and be cautious,
yet around sonic corner he may
meet a fool. 1 'nele Sum may
some dny meet a ford nation.. and
we must bo prepared. I am con
vinced that when weulth Is con
Heripled along with man power
that there will be.no war for If
you lake the profit out of war,
war -censes. Let us join nn a-
!lt might then become preferable
to help boost lutd first place the
imnii most likely to succumb to hla
i years and the burdens or the of
Itlce, seeking to get Into second
iplace on the ticket the man or
itype of man they would reaMy pre
I ler hs president.
I
I Of tho doaen or more leading
nnd 'Mark horse" candidates In the
; running nt New York, five nre
more than ht years of ogt lt
McAdoo is the youngest or Ihe
sexagenarians. He will be Bl on
October 31. Also, he in physically
jtho most nctlve. Hue to his tem
I perauient and his physical fitness,
ibis age Is no handicap. He has
Ihe sinewy whines of a broncho
nnd the physical keenness of the
javerage man of 40.
j 1'nderwood comes nest, with C2
years behind htm. Well preserved,
j well, poised, somewhat phlegmatic,
j ho la tho sort that pusses three
Jhcore nnd ten with reasonable av
I curlty.
Wulh of Montana, nt Gfi, also
would he n good Insurance risk.
He feels, a he looks, more nearly
56..
Glass of Virginia, who is rumor
ed ns the legatee or the McAdoo
strength In cam William Glbbs
cannot land the nomination, wn:i
lift Ins) . January. Small, wiry,
physically as tough ns sole tent her,
he is the type that gradually shriv
els t o a w riu k led old but
keeps n bright eye and caustic ton
gue into his eighties.
Last, tuul olden) of the five, is
Samuel Moffetl Rulslnu nf Indiana,
jby many regarded - hern use of, not j
In spite of. his yetun the monl I
(likely nominee. i
... ,
Much has ltern wrillen of Rain-:
Inn's age as a handicap to his nom
ination, No one has ralHct) that j
Issue against Glass, although Rain-
ion Is only one month and four!
days older. He wna tin on Hccein- !
her 1,
Rut Ralitrtn,is, 'n'lShr.1WyOihlt': !
led man nnd his years appear at!
least to rest mot heavily upon
him. !
Anfl there Is where 'the favor nf
the boys who tuny be forced to piny i
a long shot .to achieve their desires
conn s In.
Beauty
Dodge"
Brothers
Four
Passenger,
Coupe s
Gbmfort
NEW TODAY
NGTiri:.
Hue to difficulty experienced
In collecting charges for 4lvir
tKInx Hint Is listed under i sti
fled ailvcrtKIng ami tinder Hie
"new today" heading, ihe I've
ning Otscr'cr will hereafter
take no classified adrerlKittif nr
alvcril8(ng lo I to ma as "new
tmlay" iuiIchh the advci-tMu in
axvompniiicd by rash.
FOR HALI-1 Furniture, complete
for 3 -room modern house, or wit)
trade for Ford coupe. Will also
trade home for car and part-rash.
HiafiVj Adams. G-M-ltp
FOR RKNT Two front rooms
with hourd. Adams.
fl-H-3tp
FOR 8AI.K Ice box, nearly new.
1 by m Indus and 20 Inches
high. Rhone 4.1H-W. rower Y
and Ash. 0-14-ntp
FOR RKNT- 4 -room house at 1426
Adams. n-14-2tp
FOR RAI.K Team, wngon har
ness, liglil wagon, ptow, harrow
and scraper. H; HiMh Ht.
n-i4-tri
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FROCKS
FOR 'RUMMER AFTERNOONS
SILKS' ' - : . , ; ? '
v VOILES .
' ' And LINENS "
In nil the lovely new shades and
delightful ! styles. Reasonably
pi-iced. ' .' f. : . . .
French & Greene
fill
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PEOPLE OF LA GRANDE
I nm connected with Hert flail Chevrolet 'Cofn
pany, Oregon City. Looking for location for. Used
Car Stand. I have with me a
WINTON SIX - $500
, . 5 Wire Wheels, 4 Speeds Forward.
Will be here till Sunday rooming nt " '
: FOLEY HOTEL
Cash or good , notes acceptable only.
Take a ride in this, car and you will buy it. ' .
B R. MITCHELL
Sunday' only
; ;v JOLLY SENATORS .
nrpresentatives From Lnngliland
H ; , ,., ; ', .w'f
fiLEASON DROWNING ;
The Musical Dodom
i
mum roan & iif.rry
A Nickel Is n Nickel s
': ' , ' : . . ' '
fiKORfa5 & LILLIAN MITCH KM,,
In Fiddle Slicks . .'
HEAR THE I5KJ ORCHKSTRA :
'.. . ; . ' And rictiires ' V , ; ' ... !
; STAR Today nnd Sunday
HILL II ART
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR ItlINT fln rnoni moilfrn j
ftimlKhcil Amrl mi-ill. Huh. A pin. I
1(117 4 1 ll SI. G-H-tr
V(tn HUNT MmliTii 4-room fur
nlKhfMl I1011.0. Plfc III. No rlill
flirn. I'hono HS-W, f.-H-l
KOH HUNT 3-room oompli'Uly
f nrnlNlinl nprill mcnl. I'lmw In,
2013 f.-lrnf St. fall 341-lt.
B-14-lf
Wilt SAI.K Nrw mo.li rn H-ronni
hniifrnlow. lliillt-ln. tvnirnl worli ;
nr., innri- lot. I'rln- IIRAu.nii.
$:l rnnli. hnlnnri .ny Inrnm.
I'lionn .117-1. lien. Knurr. 1 nor.
I.nllf PI, n-H-ltp
Gilmore &
Cochran
Plumbing nnd Heating
2202 N. Hitch SI.
'bono 20K-M
Strawberries
Wlllinill a llnulit SlraulH illl s OIL' llir lllllHl. prrflTl'i'il
fruit III llir- liomr ns nrll . nt Hie Koiln foiiinnlli. parlli'ii
Inrlr a IIiIm m'Smhi ulnll Iih-iiI rriifl Ih In full ImriCNl. . .
Willi Illls In mlml no lmvr plnilliiil l "SlrnnlnTry B'nk'
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STHA Wm.ltHV SHOirn'AKF. In our M''lnl iirlilc.
Cnmp In tortajr anil onlrr jour favorite ilish. .
Yon will lie iilrawil.
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