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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1924)
Tuesday,' June. 17; 1924. THE TiA GRANBE' EVENING OnSERVEK PAGE 'TIWriM ' ..-'i'.'.T ... . - - - i . n 4 1 Local News In Brief COM IN (J EVENTS Juno. ay-July 2 Cliiiuluuiitu. La Gruude Mr. ami Mm. W. J. Sully o,t J'ortluml nro vtU inw lit- I In? Iionu itf llu'ir daiiKhh'r, Mis. CJ. !. Uni son. ' ; .nrrlcl , Alht'it J. l'Vili niiil rinia lii-cl; both rt'il'iitn of (In- valliy. wen ' iiiitrrk-U by JiuIko Couch. Tin hup uy young couple will take a short trip and will afterwards bo . at lioine at tliflr ranch. Si-ru-cs viIiimi.v i;vi John U HoTU'. of The Diilh-s, will hv in I .a Orainli' WVdnrsiIay vlHitlnK with nit iiilMTH of the Biip tls( church and In the i'v.-nln? wilt preach at' the church at special .TiceH. which will beKln at eight o'clock. VtMigcllsl III SI. Vharlcs Vremonl Jones, evan-p-li.st, who was scheduled to con duct meetings here, was wt ricken wlih heart disease Sunday between Sunday School and church, and Is now recovering, according to re ports. High alttludt' jsJielliVed the cause. Mr. Jones bus been accus tomed lo the lower altitudes of western Oregon. , fall Issued (o Woodmen June UMh promls"s to be quite n lay for Modern Woodmen of Ijit Grande and other Kns.te'rn. Oregon towns and cities. ' .A call to all Woodmen has been issued by the clerk of Pendleton's camp urging attendance at the Kugles-Woodman hiilt In Pendleton on that day. The Walla Walla team will form the hollow square and put on the work for Initiation and. according to J. M. Smith, district deputy for Ore gon who Is now in I. a Grande look ing after lodge conditions, this Pen dleton -meeting is to be one of ex traordinary Importance. New Ilcwhlencc It. K. Westelihaver took out n permit this morning to build a home on N avenue between Kirs! and Cedar streets at a cost or $1 1. tuio. nic. building.. which will br of strictly modern construction and one of the handsomest built In l.a V.rande Tor some time" w as' 'design ed by V. It. Miller, local architect. Just a few blocks -n way. on I in comer of Kourth and N" streets, d. .7. Heidenrisiii is to erect a new residence. The probable cost of the HeldenriHch: building - will bo -lftHuj; Mv.,rlU.',AIJi4,,y;'H Isswvil permission to erect, alter and r pair a house on Sixth between Pennsylvania ami O avenues at a COSt Of $5011. Al. (iniilner Vlsltiny; llci-c ltonde will all remember Al. (lard- " C" Our Surprise Of Men and Young Men's : Suits STILL GOING ON At a Savinjr of 910.00 on Every Suit in our entire stock of hiRh-diiiilc clothing of Midi;icls-Stern und Filforni makes of standard clothes. SAND ' Tl 0 ON YOrit FOrHTH OK JULY SLIT Iiifjc Stock (o Select Your Suit From. "Clothes of Quality" CLINT'S CLOTHIERY ner, who for many years in fact,' auouc uitrty ran u jewelry store In Tnion. Well, Al and his family drove. In from Portland yesterday where they reside now and will visit for a couple of weeks with old time friends. In 1S4 Al's folks relinked to linker county und he lived there for 14 years, then re moving to I'nion where he lived until he went to Portland. "I am Nixty-nlne yims old." ho remarked today us he leaned aKalnst the desk in the Koley hotel where he is stop-! Pins, "und somehow it is rather) hard for nie lo believe that I am! that old." It is not only hard for AI to believe that but he utmost has! lo make an affidavit tomake oth ers believe it for he has more the uppearance of a man forty-five. jSH-alinjc from a Cliuirli I Just how the vandal squares his 'conscience is hard to determine, for -last night someone whose sense of; decency has degenerated far below I (that of the monkey from which he 'sprang, or possibly she sprang, ;stole the flowers from the I,. 1. S j tabernacle lawn. Klowers, they i'wure that represented the loving care of church ludies, and if there ;issurh a thing as a flower doffing ills sweetness and beauty and don ntng the thorn und poison odor it jsliould occur to punish those who ; have 'desecrated (he gardens of the i church, who have polluted a Chris Itlan atmosphere by their presence jand who have committed an act I that should and will warp their I conscience so that the next crime, 'even of a graver nature, will seem las second nature to them. Personal Mention Miss Abide Jones returned to her home in Huntington this morning. She hna been visiting Miss .lyrle ! Hirlew. Mrs. 1. Kvans went through Iji Orandf this morning on her way to Wallowa lakc from Spokane. M rs. Port man and son of '.. ha'ls. Washington, were registered at the Somtuer yesterday. They went on to Joseph this morning. I I,. Uobbtns of Ilolwe was in ..n lOrande on business yesterday. He iwas registered at the Sommer. v I Mrs. Kdgar Marvin left for Vos itlne .where she will visit relatives. ,Her home is In Portland. She stop ped here for several days to visit the H, O. Hagan and A. 1. Parsons families. ii.iiiti .V 1 (lrleni'leh and Theo- 'dore J. Ileidcnrich have returned from the Oregon Agricultural col !ige and will spend Ihe summer i .'..ii fi ' t mii-i.niu Mr. unit Mrs. .1. K ffcluVftrlelf:'- ' " 1 i:i;mi;mki s mom ;v PAID TO IH:I NOLMVKN (Continued from page 1) ' hninac to the foriy-clghl who died ale MirHAft.fTTIOI (&zi3& 111! In Km line or ilnty ThiirMlny. In No. '2 turret, Imlllehip Mlsisiil. Voi't.-sccn t-n.skct wciv placet I in a form of a cross ami the fort.v (ighth body Is already en route to (icoiiii, I tear Admiral Pratt paid an clo quoit tribute to Vie mm who died at I lieu- HKsts. Vnmrmlcs of the licit mUkhI at attention hi a hol low square, tlm-hitf (lie final faro well. Vice Admiral Henry A. Wiley, acting commander in chief of the battle fleet, who preceded Hear Admiral Pratt, said "Iho accident that so quickly snuffed out the lives of 4H of our best found true at their posts, putting forth the best that was 111 them, Their last moments gave the most posi tive proof of their courago and tlc vollon. They gavo up their lives as heroically as ever they could have lu battle." Admiral Pratt, in concluding his oration, after paying tribute to the heroism and coolness of the Mis sissippi's i-rcw in the hour of dan ger, suiil "to you who mourn your dear ones and to you shipmates, who have tost a dear friend, these lives have not been given in vain. The story of their heroism and their faithfulness to duty will be told again und again. Tho lesson they have given lo youth of our land Is one of pure gold." STRAWBERRY FETE GIVEN BY GROWERS (Continued from cage 1) hearts, were present In addition to probably three scon; l.a 11 ramie j people. I'litou sent several car- ; loads lo Cove and a few from other partH of the county would have answered the roll cull hud thrrc been one. A larger attendance would have undoubtedly been present had not a rain, which hit Pnion. Cove and appeared to pass over lrnhlcr und Klgin. st ruck tho valley late in the afternoon. The showers missed l.a Grande, entirely but apparently caused several from L'nlon to post pone the trip. Conditions at Cove look well and a large fruit and small-fruit crop is expected. MiihIcuI Program Delightful Just before the young ladies of Cove brought on tho berries, tho Covo mixed community chorus sang and responded lo an empha tic encore with another delightful number. Following Mr. Kohinson'd address of welcome. Miss Vina Con Icy, who has been attending Whitman college, played two piano solos that clearly demon-st rated that she was master of piano tech nb"e. Kat hleen Campbell, m Grande soprano, sang two numbers and was greeted with heavy uppluuse. M iss Campbell's voice, always beautiful, was evon more effective Imd evening. Mrs. W. H. Parkin son accompanied her at the piano. Mr, Stoddard then gave his re sponse to Mr. Robinson's talk and tho.Cove .Men's chorus, tiach mem ber wearing u red neckerchief-, sang. They refused lo respond to an encore, claiming that they had been pressed into service In short order and that they were not fully prepared. Mr, Wardcll, of Cove, who has a cbar, vibrant voice, with excel lent musical iuullllcst sang "Jovu Sends a Little Gilt of ltoses." His solo was one of the best on the program. St ay ( on CaiiiMH'y Ihisy. STAYTON. Ore. Although the strawberries are small and tin- crop threatens lo be short, the Slaylon cannery lias shipped LTU barrels and more than ao additional are conlracle for. Last week the eu li ne ry employed 05 people. We are natural born extremists, and as a rule we select dnrk horses to replace white elephants. Moose Circus-Frolic's Opening Night Success (Continued from Page One) to the mora conservative but Home one is going to drive the car home at the end of the week, that Is cer tain. W. T. Knight v(ia given a hand some mantle chick last evening. Other gifts will be distributed each evening during the entire week. Of course there is music, played by Jack Hayes" orchestra from Portland. TJiey assist In the acts and later on In the evening from 11 o'clock until closing time synco pate at the rear end of the tent to I 1m delight of the dancers who haw been provided with u special platform for the purpose. The feuture act of the entertain ment Is that of Kaymond Hrothers FIREWORKS Fit Your Kiddies Out for the Fourth of July We have Fireworks of all kinds Phone Main 12. Kiddle's Store Island City, Ore. who do aouip really out-of-lh(far-dimtry stunts on a double trapeze. Philipps. the magician, kept the crowd in a continual uproar during the whole of his act. He does many funny stunts with the usss- tanco of two small boys drafted' from tht audience. A gentleman by tho name of Harber does a "rube" act thai brings a good laugh and as a fin ishing touch Miss Hunter does n lively song and dance. The com pany gives several different per formances each evening, changing their acts each time. Miss I'Vrn Kield, tho owner with the assistance of her able first lieutenant, t'haiies Martin, who carries the title of business manag er is on the spot at ull times to sec that things go properly . und It must be admitted that the way the ahow went over last evening was a tribute to her inaiiagenient. . . WINE FOUND BY POLICE; 2 ARRESTED (f'nntlniinrt from pae 1) "fina" and were made In Germany NEW TODAY NOTK'K, Pup to difficulty experienced In collect liur rhnrues for adver tising that Is listed iimler classi fied advertising and under theM 'new today" heading, tht'F.ve ititig Observer will lierrttfter. take no classified advertising or advertising to be run as "new today' unless tho ndvcrl.sing is accompanied by cash. t LOST Sunday, on tatlmriiie ;creelt road above Cnton, Riverside lire: and rtm. Heturn to K.;J.;iVm lelt. l.a Grande, Ore., and fe.elve reward. . , ' a-lj-2tp KOU TtKNT House with five rooms. Inquire !Mii C Ave, 6-17-Gtp 'Olt 11 KNT 4-room furnished house with garage. Inquire 1 SO 1 Cove. ti-17-ltp KOU SAI.K Fixtures and equip ment of U. It. Grill. Would con sider city propirty In exehange. Call Grill or write Hox 222. G-17-3tp 'Olt SAI.K-lthubarb. In canning quantities. Three cents a pound. Call W-J. 13J0 Y Avenue. 6-17-lt WAXTKD Work by murriw man. Call 1NI-J. G-r7-4tp KOIt SAI.K May Duke ehefris Phone 370-W. 0-17-3tp WANTIID-Experienced parlor girl for part time work. Inquiry Pul weo Conjfeetlonhry. " "' Ml-17 KOU -SAIiVPurelufMl 'Colli . pm-: pies. 1411 Madison St. Phone 244-U. . G-17-3tp KOU SAIK AUalfa buy In fiild Close to town. Phone 2a4-W. I ; . f tj r KOIt WALK Kumed oak dining'ta blue and burret. 1GUS 7th St. - G-H-at l-'Oll SAI.K 1 923 I'V.nl ri...i' In A-l .'omllt ion. llnsili iK.illlim und S.ro.ulMTir ...Hi .irri-MHorlfH lli.re.iin If tiikin ..t on.f. 1... Ii. rlnl I'ool l-l.il. Ii-l7-ai. vi:m, .m Ait r. SHIMv Anv 1 tit luy Afternoon lHHNG TIM ALL ltVM They will enjoy with yon our well cooked T.unchcur, Fountain Service and savj the day! Take home some of, those , tempting Gwllliam's Klcc trie linked Pies and Cakes and real Cream Puffs, too made fresh dally. Hotel Itensoii Cmfee srru-il l-'resh Don't Forget Yuilil come autilnt Black Wf Cat i) according (6 the trademark. I ' ;" iii-rmaAHi'sivrENVr: 1 Mike ybrkoviteh, Austrian, who ttubbed his wife, according to local police, was hailed before the mun icipal court hust evening and fined $:6 and sentenced to lu Uuys In jail. John Utiukrniin forfeited full bail for non-appearance at trial to answer charge of driving a car while intoxtcHted. TAR V FOUR DAYS 1 l'l 21- J" iw Mot" T T ti , CS' I! ..... i ... . With Special Orchestra Evenings PRICES: Matinee, 35c and 10c; Night, 50c and 10c STRAW AND PANAMA HATvS CLEANED AND REIJLOCKED j, i Wilson Bros. . Tailors New Foley Dldg. Phone Main 51") As Fresh Dew On Rose- That's the way (Sold Medal Salad Dressing comiM to you j Gold Mwlal is the real fresh-egg dressing... It's made fresh 'daily, ..,. ., fc 1 I UIISl Pi ice 35c Jar Pattisow Brothers Grocery Thone Main 80 The police also Htuto that a load ed revolver, cocked and ready to fire was found In an old barn on Monro" street yesterday by some small boys, who were playing with it when u man discovered what they had, look It and turned H over to the police. Tho boyn, who probably did not real lac vhat a dangerous plaything they had, were fortunato that the gun was not discharged. STARTS TOMORROW As The The "Onyx Hosiery You can feel the fineness of "Onyx" Texture HOLD an "Onvx" silk storking in ynur hands. Pass itf glrmy. soft, even silk between thuniit rf.ui lirelin;tT, and note how strong it is, for all its lightness how Hnnly knit, fur all iu trans parence. . French & Greene I,.l)li:.S ltlOADV-TO-WliAR AND SHOES, MONUMENTS ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. We Will Gladly Furnish Estimate Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company l&oa H Am., list CJrMiiln, Orcu LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS ARCACE WHDNHSDAY AND THUUSDAY Jackie Coogan in "DADDY" . ; J I-: '. . .M Ji I f if Last Time Today KlDOUil VALKNTINO and WALTER 1UKKS UK; DOl'IiLK IJ1L.L ' Wl.llll Tlii-Jf 1.11st ll MlllH,"l IS.iii.Imt or ChildrensVHats (.m;A'i i.v iti-.iii ci;i. ticl ui.r llllli' l.l nrw oiio fur Hit! Itli of Inly. Art & Baby Shop "livcrything for the Baby" s r am i i a liJis-i'iTOUtNO Sommer Hotel Bldg. ... . . jen.Carr& A lil;! 'I atvfTfAr.aur rr ,r. .-v nr irl
